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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.

9,034 appropriations$1.6B total directed3,554 organizations

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9,034 appropriations in FY2025.


FY2025	Brooklyn Delegation	Congregation Kehilas Belz USA, Inc.Funds to be used for youth programs.Youth & Families	DYCDNYC Schedule C ↗	$7,500
FY2025	—	Funding will support the expansion of BHC's early childhood programs by providing access to high quality early childhood programs and services for more low income children beginning at age 3 and their families. Schulman Broadway League, Inc., TheFunding will support the Broadway Bridges Program in Council District 29.Youth & Families Human Services	DYCDNYC Schedule C ↗	$7,500
FY2025	Tiffany L. Cabán	Art House Astoria Conservatory for Music and Art, Inc.Arts & Culture	DCLANYC Schedule C ↗	$7,500
FY2025	Brooklyn Delegation	Together We AreFunds will support food distribution drives to the poor, mentoring programs for teens at risk and summer programs.Food & Agriculture Youth & Families Human Services	DYCDNYC Schedule C ↗	$7,500
FY2025	Sandra Ung	Korean American Family Service Center, TheTo support the Economic Empowerment Program, which helps victims of domestic violence move from crisis to economically empowered and independent lives via adult literacy programs such as ESOL, computer, and job training programs.Human Services Workforce & Education Mental Health & Substance Use	DYCDNYC Schedule C ↗	$7,500
FY2025	Brooklyn Delegation	Keren Zichron Yisroel Meier, Inc.Funds will be used to cover the general expense of running the organization, central insurance program, telephone, utilities, and other operational expenses.Youth & Families	DYCDNYC Schedule C ↗	$7,500
FY2025	Brooklyn Delegation	Beth Jacob Day Care CenterFunds will be used for childcare programs.Youth & Families Workforce & Education	DOENYC Schedule C ↗	$7,500
FY2025	Alexa Avilés	Arab-American Family Support Center, Inc., TheHuman Services Immigration & Legal Services Public Safety & Justice	DSS/HRANYC Schedule C ↗	$7,500
FY2025	Selvena N. Brooks-Powers	Center for Family RepresentationHuman Services Youth & Families Immigration & Legal Services	DSS/HRANYC Schedule C ↗	$7,500
FY2025	Brooklyn Delegation	Cong Chasdei LevFunds to support purchases and operational expenses for food pantries, supplies school-based pantries with food and personal hygiene products, for distribution to needy New Yorkers.Food & Agriculture Human Services Youth & Families	DYCDNYC Schedule C ↗	$7,500
FY2025	Kristy Marmorato	Samaritans of New York, Inc.Mental Health & Substance Use Human Services Youth & Families	DSS/HRANYC Schedule C ↗	$7,500
FY2025	Sandra Ung	Citizens Committee for New York City, Inc.To support the operational expenses of the Neighborhood Grants program in Council District 20, which offers capacity building workshops, project planning expertise to volunteer-led groups.Civic & Democracy Human Services Youth & Families	DYCDNYC Schedule C ↗	$7,500
FY2025	—	Funding to support Ifetayo's arts, social justice, youth ensemble, and other intellectual and emotional development programs. Indo-Caribbean Alliance, Inc.To provide funding support for after-school programming.Arts & Culture Youth & Families Civic & Democracy	DYCDNYC Schedule C ↗	$7,500
FY2025	Joseph C. Borelli	HSS Screening and Early Detection, Inc.Funding to support thyroid and cancer screenings.Health	DHMHNYC Schedule C ↗	$7,500
FY2025	Julie Won	New York Asian Women's Center, Inc.Human Services Immigration & Legal Services Public Safety & Justice	DSS/HRANYC Schedule C ↗	$7,375
FY2025	Julie Won	Sakhi for South Asian WomenHuman Services Immigration & Legal Services	DSS/HRANYC Schedule C ↗	$7,375
FY2025	—	Flushing Meadow Soap Box Derby, Inc.Youth & Families Sports & Recreation	NYC Council Adopted Budget Schedule C (FY2025)NYC Schedule C ↗	$7,350
FY2025	—	Department of EducationWorkforce & Education	QBPLNYC Schedule C ↗	$7,250
FY2025	Queens Delegation	Department of EducationWorkforce & Education	QBPLNYC Schedule C ↗	$7,250
FY2025	—	Public LibraryArts & Culture Human Services Workforce & Education	BPLNYC Schedule C ↗	$7,250
FY2025	Amanda Lefton (Commissioner, New York State Department of Environmental Conservation)	Cazenovia Preservation FoundationArts & Culture Housing & Community Development	NYS Conservation Partnership Programdata.ny.gov ↗	$7,200
FY2025	Althea V. Stevens	Coalition on Positive Health Empowerment, Inc.Funds to support Hep C Testing, HIV Awareness, Health Screening, Linkage to Care and Events in Council District 16.Health Mental Health & Substance Use	DHMHNYC Schedule C ↗	$7,000
FY2025	Carmen N. De La Rosa	Department of EducationWorkforce & Education	DPRNYC Schedule C ↗	$7,000
FY2025	Rita C. Joseph	Erasmus Neighborhood Federation, Inc.Funds will support housing counseling, immigration services, computer literacy programming and other services to Council District 40 residents.Housing & Community Development Immigration & Legal Services Technology & Cybersecurity Human Services	HPDNYC Schedule C ↗	$7,000
FY2025	Lincoln Restler	Community Help in Park Slope, Inc.Funding to support Soup Kitchen & Food Pantry.Food & Agriculture Human Services	DYCDNYC Schedule C ↗	$7,000
FY2025	Brooklyn Delegation	American Council Of Minority Women, Inc.Funding will support community events in Council District 40.Youth & Families Civic & Democracy	DYCDNYC Schedule C ↗	$7,000
FY2025	Shekar Krishnan	Rooftop Films, Inc.Arts & Culture Sports & Recreation	DCLANYC Schedule C ↗	$7,000
FY2025	Christopher Marte	New York Legal Assistance Group, Inc.Human Services Immigration & Legal Services	DSS/HRANYC Schedule C ↗	$7,000
FY2025	Christopher Marte	New York Asian Women's Center, Inc.Human Services Immigration & Legal Services Public Safety & Justice	DSS/HRANYC Schedule C ↗	$7,000
FY2025	Shekar Krishnan	Woodside on the Move, Inc.Funds will be used to support emergency services in Council District 25.Human Services Civic & Democracy	DYCDNYC Schedule C ↗	$7,000
FY2025	Yusef Salaam	Third Sector New England, Inc.To provide job training, Know Your Rights, legal representation, financial education, etc. to new immigrants and low-income New Yorkers through Worker’s Justice Project.Workforce & Education Immigration & Legal Services Human Services	DSS/HRANYC Schedule C ↗	$7,000
FY2025	Shekar Krishnan	New York Immigration Coalition, Inc.To fund Key to the City Initiative events in Council District 25 to provide information about immigration-related issues.Immigration & Legal Services Civic & Democracy	DYCDNYC Schedule C ↗	$7,000
FY2025	Sandy Nurse	Department of EducationWorkforce & Education	DPRNYC Schedule C ↗	$6,600
FY2025	Sandy Nurse	Department of EducationWorkforce & Education	DPRNYC Schedule C ↗	$6,600
FY2025	Lynn C. Schulman	Queensboro Council for Social Welfare, Inc.Human Services	DSS/HRANYC Schedule C ↗	$6,500
FY2025	—	Parent-Child Home Program, Inc., TheYouth & Families Workforce & Education Human Services	DYCDNYC Schedule C ↗	$6,500
FY2025	—	Sunset Park Health Council, Inc.Health Youth & Families Human Services	DYCDNYC Schedule C ↗	$6,500
FY2025	Carmen N. De La Rosa	Department of EducationWorkforce & Education	DPRNYC Schedule C ↗	$6,500
FY2025	—	Child Center of NY, Inc., TheYouth & Families Human Services Housing & Community Development	DYCDNYC Schedule C ↗	$6,500
FY2025	Julie Won	Department of EducationYouth & Families Workforce & Education	DPRNYC Schedule C ↗	$6,250
FY2025	Shekar Krishnan	Chamber of Commerce Borough of Queens, Inc.Funds will be used to support outreach to businesses and individuals located in Council District 25.Economic Development	SBSNYC Schedule C ↗	$6,000
FY2025	Brooklyn Delegation	BHRAGS Home Care CorpFunding will be used to support services Civic Education in NYC Schools and Citywide Homeless Prevention in Council District 45.Civic & Democracy Youth & Families Housing & Community Development	DYCDNYC Schedule C ↗	$6,000
FY2025	Brooklyn Delegation	Arab American Association of New York, Inc.Funding to support educational programming for adults including ESL, digital literacy, and other workshops.Workforce & Education Immigration & Legal Services	DYCDNYC Schedule C ↗	$6,000
FY2025	Kristy Marmorato	Department of EducationWorkforce & Education	DPRNYC Schedule C ↗	$6,000
FY2025	Bronx Delegation	500 Men Making a Difference, Inc.Fund swill support Anti-Violence & Mentorship Programs & Events in Council District 45.Youth & Families Public Safety & Justice	DYCDNYC Schedule C ↗	$6,000
FY2025	Lynn C. Schulman	New York Junior Tennis League, Inc.Sports & Recreation Youth & Families	DYCDNYC Schedule C ↗	$6,000
FY2025	Kristy Marmorato	Department of EducationWorkforce & Education	DPRNYC Schedule C ↗	$6,000
FY2025	Lincoln Restler	Shalom Task Force, Inc.Human Services	DSS/HRANYC Schedule C ↗	$6,000
FY2025	—	Sundog Theatre, Inc.Arts & Culture	DCLANYC Schedule C ↗	$6,000
FY2025	—	Sundog Theatre, Inc.Arts & Culture	DCLANYC Schedule C ↗	$6,000

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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.