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Discretionary appropriations directed to organizations across New York: NYC Council members and delegations (by fiscal year), and NY State grants from the Legislature, the Governor, and state agencies. Every organization links to its funding profile.

8,700 appropriations$1.9B total directed3,554 organizations

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8,700 appropriations in FY2024.


FY2024	Ari Kagan	Bensonhurst Council of Jewish OrganizationsSeniors & Aging Human Services	DFTANYC Schedule C ↗	$12,500
FY2024	Queens Delegation	Migrant Kitchen Incorporated, TheFunds will be used to support operating expenses for meal distribution in District 32.Food & Agriculture Human Services Youth & Families	DYCDNYC Schedule C ↗	$12,500
FY2024	Brooklyn Delegation	Community High School. Williams BHALO, Inc.Funds will be used to host informational workshops that educate community members on public safety, mental health and wellness, Voter Rights, Human Rights, Workers Rights.Youth & Families Mental Health & Substance Use Public Safety & Justice Civic & Democracy Workforce & Education	DYCDNYC Schedule C ↗	$12,500
FY2024	Queens Delegation	New York Sun Works, Inc.Funding will be used for program implementation in public schools citywide who already have a NY Sun Works hydroponic classroom installed and fully functioning, a school designated teacher, and the program scheduled in the school’s daily instruction.Youth & Families Workforce & Education Food & Agriculture	DOENYC Schedule C ↗	$12,500
FY2024	Chi A. Ossé	City Parks Foundation, IncSports & Recreation Arts & Culture Housing & Community Development	DPRNYC Schedule C ↗	$12,500
FY2024	Tiffany L. Cabán	Department of EducationWorkforce & Education	DPRNYC Schedule C ↗	$12,500
FY2024	Adrienne E. Adams	Department of EducationFunds will support Community Safety and Victim Services efforts in the 113rd Precinct.Public Safety & Justice	NYPDNYC Schedule C ↗	$12,500
FY2024	Chi A. Ossé	Citizens Committee for New York City, Inc.Civic & Democracy Environment & Conservation Human Services	DYCDNYC Schedule C ↗	$12,500
FY2024	Diana I. Ayala	Children's Aid Society, TheYouth & Families Human Services Health Workforce & Education	MOCJNYC Schedule C ↗	$12,444
FY2024	—	HANAC, Inc.Seniors & Aging Housing & Community Development Mental Health & Substance Use	MultipleNYC Schedule C ↗	$12,352
FY2024	Julie Won	Korean American Family Service Center, TheHuman Services Immigration & Legal Services Housing & Community Development Public Safety & Justice	MOCJNYC Schedule C ↗	$12,250
FY2024	Julie Won	Sakhi for South Asian WomenHuman Services Immigration & Legal Services	MOCJNYC Schedule C ↗	$12,250
FY2024	Mercedes Narcisse	Department of EducationWorkforce & Education	DPRNYC Schedule C ↗	$12,000
FY2024	David M. Carr	Staten Island Philharmonic Orchestra, Inc.Arts & Culture	DCLANYC Schedule C ↗	$12,000
FY2024	Alexa Avilés	City Parks Foundation, IncSports & Recreation Arts & Culture Human Services Housing & Community Development	DPRNYC Schedule C ↗	$12,000
FY2024	Hope Knight (President, CEO and Commissioner, Empire State Development)	Launch Team, Inc.Economic Development	Empire State Developmentdata.ny.gov ↗	$12,000
FY2024	Tiffany L. Cabán	HANAC, Inc.Human Services Immigration & Legal Services Housing & Community Development Mental Health & Substance Use Seniors & Aging	MOCJNYC Schedule C ↗	$12,000
FY2024	Christopher Marte	Why Not Care, Inc.To support Why Not Care, Inc's LES United Festival which will promote relationship-building, public safety, and wellness.Youth & Families Public Safety & Justice Civic & Democracy	DYCDNYC Schedule C ↗	$12,000
FY2024	Erik D. Bottcher	Lucille Lortel Theatre FoundationArts & Culture	DCLANYC Schedule C ↗	$12,000
FY2024	Christopher Marte	SoHo Broadway District Management Association, Inc.To support the SBDMA actions towards community safety, especially AAPI businesses and communities.Civic & Democracy Public Safety & Justice Economic Development	DYCDNYC Schedule C ↗	$12,000
FY2024	Linda Lee	Asian American Federation, Inc.Funding will support services within Council District 23 or for Council District 23 residents.Youth & Families Human Services	DYCDNYC Schedule C ↗	$12,000
FY2024	Shekar Krishnan	South Asian Council for Social ServicesHuman Services Seniors & Aging	DFTANYC Schedule C ↗	$12,000
FY2024	Bronx Delegation	New York Common Pantry, Inc.Funds will support Food pantry and giveaways in Council District 18.Food & Agriculture Human Services	DYCDNYC Schedule C ↗	$12,000
FY2024	Shahana K. Hanif	New York City H2OYouth & Families Civic & Democracy Environment & Conservation	DYCDNYC Schedule C ↗	$12,000
FY2024	Amanda Lefton (Commissioner, New York State Department of Environmental Conservation)	Green Guerillas, Inc.Environment & Conservation Housing & Community Development	NYS Conservation Partnership Programdata.ny.gov ↗	$12,000
FY2024	Darlene Mealy	Jewish Children's Museum, TheFunds will support programming and services in Council District 41.Arts & Culture Youth & Families	DCLANYC Schedule C ↗	$12,000
FY2024	Julie Won	Woodside on the Move, Inc.Seniors & Aging	DFTANYC Schedule C ↗	$12,000
FY2024	Julie Menin	Urban Outreach Center of New York City, Inc., TheFunding for food, clothing and social service support in East Harlem and the Upper East Side to support Council District 5.Human Services Food & Agriculture Youth & Families	DYCDNYC Schedule C ↗	$11,500
FY2024	Lynn C. Schulman	Center for Family RepresentationImmigration & Legal Services Youth & Families Human Services	MOCJNYC Schedule C ↗	$11,500
FY2024	Inna Vernikov	Funding would help prepare, inform and educate New Yorkers about the 2030 Census and the NYCC redistricting processes, and assure that the new districts will be fairer, equitable and representative of New York City’s diverse communities. Felder Chai Lifeline, Inc.Funding to support programming and services for families of serious ill children in crisis, through transportation, training, support groups and respite.Health Human Services Youth & Families	DHMHNYC Schedule C ↗	$11,500
FY2024	Hope Knight (President, CEO and Commissioner, Empire State Development)	Study New York, Inc.Economic Development Research & Higher Education Civic & Democracy	Empire State Developmentdata.ny.gov ↗	$11,460
FY2024	Amanda Lefton (Commissioner, New York State Department of Environmental Conservation)	Indian River Lakes ConservancyEnvironment & Conservation	NYS Conservation Partnership Programdata.ny.gov ↗	$11,178
FY2024	Hope Knight (President, CEO and Commissioner, Empire State Development)	EB Industries, LLCEconomic Development	Empire State Developmentdata.ny.gov ↗	$11,148
FY2024	Hope Knight (President, CEO and Commissioner, Empire State Development)	Telebyte IncEconomic Development Technology & Cybersecurity	Empire State Developmentdata.ny.gov ↗	$11,113
FY2024	Amanda Lefton (Commissioner, New York State Department of Environmental Conservation)	Dutchess Land ConservancyEnvironment & Conservation Housing & Community Development	NYS Conservation Partnership Programdata.ny.gov ↗	$11,106
FY2024	Lincoln Restler	Jewish Association for Services for the Aged (JASA)Seniors & Aging Human Services	DFTANYC Schedule C ↗	$11,000
FY2024	Lincoln Restler	Metropolitan New York Coordinating Council on Jewish Poverty, Inc.Human Services Seniors & Aging	DFTANYC Schedule C ↗	$11,000
FY2024	Carmen N. De La Rosa	Dyckman Gardens CorpFunds to Support Dyckman Garden's operation of Quisqueya Plaza including clean up services.Housing & Community Development	DYCDNYC Schedule C ↗	$11,000
FY2024	—	Notre Dame School of ManhattanYouth & Families Workforce & Education	NYC Council Adopted Budget Schedule C (FY2024)NYC Schedule C ↗	$10,763
FY2024	—	Ladies Who HoopYouth & Families Sports & Recreation	NYC Council Adopted Budget Schedule C (FY2024)NYC Schedule C ↗	$10,763
FY2024	Hope Knight (President, CEO and Commissioner, Empire State Development)	Cottrell Paper Company Inc.Economic Development	Empire State Developmentdata.ny.gov ↗	$10,689
FY2024	Lynn C. Schulman	Legal Aid SocietyImmigration & Legal Services Public Safety & Justice Human Services	MOCJNYC Schedule C ↗	$10,500
FY2024	—	Center for Anti-Violence Education (CAE), Inc., TheTo support violence interruption and prevention programs in Council District 39.Public Safety & Justice Youth & Families	DYCDNYC Schedule C ↗	$10,500
FY2024	Hope Knight (President, CEO and Commissioner, Empire State Development)	Suelware, Inc.Economic Development Technology & Cybersecurity	Empire State Developmentdata.ny.gov ↗	$10,407
FY2024	Shekar Krishnan	Department of EducationWorkforce & Education	DPRNYC Schedule C ↗	$10,234
FY2024	Mercedes Narcisse	Foundation for New York's StrongestCouncilCivic & Democracy Youth & Families	DYCDNYC Schedule C ↗	$10,000
FY2024	Nantasha M. Williams	Non-Traditional Employment for WomenWorkforce & Education Economic Development	SBSNYC Schedule C ↗	$10,000
FY2024	New York State Council on the Arts	Inwood Art Works, Inc.Arts & Culture Youth & Families	NYS Council on the Artsdata.ny.gov ↗	$10,000
FY2024	New York State Council on the Arts	DANCENOWNYCArts & Culture Youth & Families	NYS Council on the Artsdata.ny.gov ↗	$10,000
FY2024	New York State Council on the Arts	National Black Theatre Workshop, Inc.Arts & Culture	NYS Council on the Artsdata.ny.gov ↗	$10,000

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Contracts cover fiscal year 2024 onward and refresh regularly. NYC agency contracts come from the Comptroller’s Checkbook NYC (registered contracts) — awarded value, dollars spent to date, and prime plus subcontract detail. NY State agency contracts (OASAS, OMH, OPWDD, DOT, DHCR, and more) come from the Comptroller’s Open Book New York. State and local authority procurements come from the NYS Authorities Budget Office reports on data.ny.gov: state authorities (MTA, NYPA, Thruway, health systems), local authorities, industrial development agencies, and local development corporations, which also report paid to date next to the ceiling. Amounts are labeled by basis (awarded value, contract ceiling, or paid) because these are not directly comparable. Every row links to its source.

What is not here: transaction-level payment ledgers beyond the paid-to-date figures the sources publish, contract activity before fiscal year 2024, and any award a source hasn’t published. Open Book’s state-agency data is refreshed from a periodic export rather than live, and authority reporting varies by entity and threshold, so the most recent items can lag.