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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.

5,939 appropriations$627M total directed1,595 organizations

5,939 appropriations in FY2026.

FY2026Vickie PaladinoDANCE PARADE, INC.Funds will support the Ageless Action Dance Residency Program in Council District 19.Arts & CultureYouth & FamiliesDCLANYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Gale A. BrewerJewish Community Center in Manhattan, Inc., TheFunds will provide bereavement and support programs.Mental Health & Substance UseHuman ServicesDHMHNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Sandy NurseEast River Development Alliance, Inc.Funds will support financial programs for Council District 37.Economic DevelopmentHuman ServicesDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Brooklyn DelegationCentral American Legal AssistanceFunding will support immigration legal services.Immigration & Legal ServicesDSS/HRANYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Carmen N. De La RosaBroadway Housing Communities, Inc.To support the BHC Dorothy Day Early Childhood Center in Council District 10.Housing & Community DevelopmentYouth & FamiliesDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Vets, Inc.VeteransYouth & FamiliesDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Crystal HudsonFood Bank For New York CityFunding to support nutrition and health education and emergency food programs.Food & AgricultureHealthHuman ServicesDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Selvena N. Brooks-PowersCommunity Voices Heard, Inc.Funding to support CVH's engagement and outreach programs in Council District 31, specifically with NYCHA residents.Civic & DemocracyYouth & FamiliesHuman ServicesDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Diana I. AyalaPhipps Neighborhoods, Inc.To provide support to the food pantry and other health and wellness activities in Council District 8.Food & AgricultureHealthHuman ServicesDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Adrienne E. AdamsQueens Economic Development CorporationEconomic DevelopmentHousing & Community DevelopmentSBSNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Justin L. BrannanBlack Veterans for Social Justice, Inc.To support outreach, case management, housing assistance, and homelessness prevention services for homeless and at-risk veterans and community members in Brooklyn.VeteransHousing & Community DevelopmentHuman ServicesDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Chi A. OsséAge Friendly Central Brooklyn, Inc.Funding for senior events and programming in Council District 36 that include but are not limited to the annual Senior Pampering Day, Mothers' Day and Fathers' Day events, and cultural institutions trips.Seniors & AgingArts & CultureDFTANYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Sandra UngMinKwon Center for Community Action, Inc.Funding to support free cultural and language appropriate social services including benefits enrollment, tax prep, health insurance enrollment, and other services.Human ServicesImmigration & Legal ServicesArts & CultureDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Lynn C. SchulmanMetropolitan New York Coordinating Council on Jewish Poverty, Inc.Funding to provide social services programming including case management, staff support and Senior repair/handyman services.Human ServicesSeniors & AgingDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Amanda C. FaríasAriva, Inc.Funding to support free income tax preparation assistance in Council District 18.Economic DevelopmentHuman ServicesDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Carmen N. De La RosaIsabella Geriatric Center, Inc.Seniors & AgingHealthSports & RecreationDFTANYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026James F. GennaroProject Lead, Inc.Funding to support operating expenses associated with food pantry/soup kitchen, including staff support, consumable supplies, food stuffs, facilities usage and insurance for Rego Park, Queens.Food & AgricultureHuman ServicesDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Gale A. BrewerMetropolitan New York Coordinating Council on Jewish Poverty, Inc.Human ServicesSeniors & AgingDSS/HRANYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026SanchezAngellyh Yambo Foundation, Inc.Funds to support community mapping workshops for students in Council District 14.Youth & FamiliesCivic & DemocracyDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Carmen N. De La RosaMet Council Research and Educational Fund, Inc.To support eviction prevention and tenant organizing in Council District 10.Housing & Community DevelopmentCivic & DemocracyHPDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Erik D. BottcherVISIONS/Services for the Blind and Visually ImpairedFunds will be used to teach daily living and mobility skills along with pre-vocational and work readiness training.Human ServicesWorkforce & EducationYouth & FamiliesDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Gale A. BrewerSafe Horizon, Inc.Human ServicesPublic Safety & JusticeMental Health & Substance UseDSS/HRANYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Justin L. BrannanHeartShare Human Services of NY, R.C. Diocese of BrooklynTo support programming at the HeartShare School for youth on the autism spectrum.Youth & FamiliesHealthDHMHNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Farah N. LouisB'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation, Inc.After School Program for the kids from the Homeless Shelter and Thanksgiving for Homeless New Yorkers in Council District 45.Youth & FamiliesHuman ServicesDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Rita C. JosephArab American Association of New York, Inc.Funds will be used to support affordable, accessible mental health services.Mental Health & Substance UseHuman ServicesDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Brooklyn DelegationDances for a Variable Population, Inc.Funds to support MOVEMENT SPEAKS® sequential dance workshops held at the Park Slope Center for Successful Aging and DANCES FOR SENIORS workshop/performances offered at Park Slope Senior Center and Eileen Dugan Senior Center.Arts & CultureSeniors & AgingDFTANYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Brooklyn DelegationBrooklyn Ballers Sports, Youth and Educational CorporationFunding will support annual basketball league and mentorship program.Sports & RecreationYouth & FamiliesDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Lynn C. SchulmanTSQ, Inc.Funding to support the emergency food pantry including the purchase of foodstuffs (fresh produce, proteins, dairy & baked goods), consumable supplies and utilities.Food & AgricultureHuman ServicesDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Yusef SalaamSTART Treatment & Recovery CentersFunds will expand Teen START's school-based mental health and vocational programs, empowering youth in Harlem to overcome barriers of poverty and achieve academic and professional success.Mental Health & Substance UseWorkforce & EducationYouth & FamiliesDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Gale A. BrewerNew York City Gay and Lesbian Anti-Violence Project, Inc.Public Safety & JusticeCivic & DemocracyDSS/HRANYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026SanchezHispanic Federation, Inc.Funds will support the Bronx Bodega Festival and neighborhood empowerment eventsArts & CultureCivic & DemocracyYouth & FamiliesDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Julie MeninHouse of Good Deeds, Inc.Funds would be used to assist with programming and services for Council District 5.Youth & FamiliesHuman ServicesDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Althea V. StevensMobilization for Justice, Inc.Funds will support Mobilization for Justice to provide comprehensive and free civil legal services to low-income New Yorkers through advice, counsel, and representation to serve people in kinship care circumstances in Council District 16.Immigration & Legal ServicesHuman ServicesYouth & FamiliesDSS/HRANYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Brooklyn DelegationBrooklyn Book Bodega, Inc.Funding to provide free book distribution events for Council District 36.Arts & CultureYouth & FamiliesDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Sandra UngMetropolitan New York Coordinating Council on Jewish Poverty, Inc.To support the kosher food system, including emergency food packages for residents in Council District 20.Food & AgricultureHuman ServicesDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Yusef SalaamBlacklining Foundation, Inc.Funds will support educational programs on sustainability empowering financial literacy, and personal development for marginalized communities, covering staff, materials and engagement.Workforce & EducationHuman ServicesEconomic DevelopmentSBSNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Shaun AbreuDominican Community Center NYC, Inc.Funding to support ESL and Computer Training in Council District 7.Workforce & EducationHuman ServicesDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Gale A. BrewerUrban Resource InstituteHousing & Community DevelopmentHuman ServicesDSS/HRANYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Carmen N. De La RosaNorthern Manhattan Coalition for Immigrant RightsImmigration & Legal ServicesHuman ServicesCivic & DemocracyDSS/HRANYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Brooklyn DelegationCAMBA, Inc.Funds will support Cornerstone Community Center at Stuyvesant Gardens I.Youth & FamiliesHuman ServicesHousing & Community DevelopmentDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Adrienne E. AdamsDepartment of EducationFunds will support community outreach efforts in civic and social needs.Civic & DemocracyHuman ServicesDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Sandra UngEast River Development Alliance, Inc.Funding to support Urban Upbound's Free Tax Preparation and benefit services in Council District 20.Economic DevelopmentHuman ServicesSBSNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Shekar KrishnanJewish Museum, TheTo support the Movies that Matter screening program at IS 230Q.Arts & CultureDCLANYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026This funding supports food and hygiene product purchases and operational expenses for food pantries and soup kitchens, and supplies school-based pantries with food and personal hygiene products, for distribution to needy New Yorkers. Project Hope Charities, Inc.Food & AgricultureHuman ServicesDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Crystal HudsonCity Harvest, Inc.Funding to support food distribution programs at NYCHA developments and the Healthy Neighborhoods Initiative.Food & AgricultureHuman ServicesDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Gale A. BrewerMoving For LifeSeniors & AgingHealthDFTANYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Rita C. JosephPlanned Parenthood of Greater New York, Inc.HealthDSS/HRANYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Julie MeninNY Community Fridge CorpTo assist in community and produce distribution in Council District 5.Food & AgricultureHuman ServicesCivic & DemocracyDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Christopher MarteCoalition for the Homeless, Inc.To support the Grand Central Food Program and its services within Council District 1.Human ServicesFood & AgricultureYouth & FamiliesDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Carmen N. De La RosaSeniors Helping Seniors, Inc.Seniors & AgingHuman ServicesDFTANYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
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About this data

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.