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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.

17,558 appropriations$1.4B total directed1,774 organizations

17,558 appropriations.

FY2026Yusef SalaamPolice Athletic League, Inc.To provide youth with safe spaces, mental health support, recreational activities, and career training through Youth Link Program in Council District 9.Youth & FamiliesMental Health & Substance UseSports & RecreationWorkforce & EducationDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Christopher MarteAPICHA Community Health CenterHealthHuman ServicesHousing & Community DevelopmentDSS/HRANYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2024SanchezBronx County Historical Society, TheArts & CultureResearch & Higher EducationDCLANYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Gale A. BrewerWest End Residences Housing Development Fund Company, Inc.Funds to support housing and wraparound services for homeless older adults at Homeward Upper West Side.Housing & Community DevelopmentHuman ServicesSeniors & AgingDHSNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2024Jennifer GutiérrezScalabrini Service Center, Inc.Funding will support an English as a second language class for newcomers and a citizenship class for those that qualify to apply for United States Citizenship.Immigration & Legal ServicesWorkforce & EducationDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2025Kristy MarmoratoNeighborhood Initiatives Development Corporation (NIDC)Housing & Community DevelopmentYouth & FamiliesWorkforce & EducationDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2025Kristy MarmoratoFunds to be used for specialist education development and teaching staff, community outreach, and implementation. Friends of Firefighters, Inc.Workforce & EducationPublic Safety & JusticeHuman ServicesMental Health & Substance UseDSS/HRANYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Justin L. BrannanPublic LibraryTo support cultural and educational programming at Coney Island Library.Arts & CultureWorkforce & EducationBPLNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Rita C. JosephUrban Justice CenterHuman ServicesPublic Safety & JusticeDSS/HRANYC 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
FY2025Yusef SalaamSTART Treatment & Recovery CentersTo provide vocational programming which gives hands-on experience the youth so that they can enhance practical skills.Mental Health & Substance UseWorkforce & EducationYouth & FamiliesACSNYC 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
FY2025Selvena N. Brooks-PowersCenter for Family RepresentationFunding will support a number of services including case management, referrals, counseling, workshops and additional legal services in Council District 31.Youth & FamiliesImmigration & Legal ServicesHuman ServicesDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2024Shahana K. HanifUrban Justice CenterFunds will support ongoing merchant organizing and placemaking work with street vendors in Council District 39.Economic DevelopmentCivic & DemocracySBSNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2025Shekar KrishnanChess-in-the-Schools, Inc.Funds will be used to cover staff salaries, benefits, and supplies for Chess-in-schools programs.Youth & FamiliesArts & CultureWorkforce & EducationDOENYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2024Rita C. JosephFortune Society, Inc., TheHuman ServicesPublic Safety & JusticeWorkforce & EducationFood & AgricultureHousing & Community DevelopmentMOCJNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Julie MeninHunger Free America, Inc.Funds would be used to address food insecurity and assist individuals in Council District 5.Food & AgricultureHuman ServicesDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2024Selvena N. Brooks-PowersFather's Alive In The Hood, Inc.Funding will support intergenerational therapeutic groups to address fatherless youth in Council District 31.Youth & FamiliesMental Health & Substance UseDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2025Brooklyn DelegationArt of Brooklyn Festival, Inc., TheFunds will be used to support permits, venue rental, insurance, neighborhood-specific promotion and marketing including boosted social media posts, press releases, graphic design services, marketing, press outreach, etc. for the festival.Arts & CultureCivic & DemocracyDCLANYC 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
FY2026Nantasha M. WilliamsDepartment of EducationWorkforce & EducationHealthDHMHNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2024Brooklyn DelegationEast Flatbush Community Development CorporationFunds to support maternal health, family planning, menstrual equity programs and events at Morris Heights Health Center (MHHC) and other spaces in Council District 45.HealthYouth & FamiliesDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2025Alexa AvilésCenter for Anti-Violence Education (CAE), Inc., TheFunds will be used to support anti-violence workshops in Council District 38.Public Safety & JusticeYouth & FamiliesDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2025Sandra UngOutstanding Renewal Enterprises, Inc.Youth & FamiliesEnvironment & ConservationTechnology & CybersecurityDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2024Kamillah HanksLegal Aid SocietyFunding will support legal services in Council District 49.Immigration & Legal ServicesHuman ServicesDSS/HRANYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2024—Defender ServicesTo provide legal and social work services for residents in Council District 33.Immigration & Legal ServicesHuman ServicesDSS/HRANYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Brooklyn DelegationFunding to support staff and to provide health education, peer coaching, assist with appointments, meals, and routine communication with medical staff to ensure that patients living with HIV, Hep C, diabetes and other illnesses receive the best care. Brannan Alfadila Community Services, Inc.Funds will support social services geared toward seniors with healthcare needs.HealthSeniors & AgingHuman ServicesDFTANYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2025Manhattan DelegationManhattan Legal ServicesFunds will be used to provide essential legal services for low-income residents in Council District 1.Immigration & Legal ServicesHuman ServicesDSS/HRANYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2024Brooklyn DelegationMetropolitan New York Coordinating Council on Jewish Poverty, Inc.Funds will support free casework and services for New Yorkers at risk of eviction, struggling with unpaid medical expenses, utilities, or dealing with other personal, household, or financial emergencies.Human ServicesHousing & Community DevelopmentDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2024Darlene MealyDepartment of EducationFunding to support NYCHA Tenant Associations at the Marcus Garvey (Group A) Developments.Housing & Community DevelopmentCivic & DemocracyHPDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2024James 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
FY2026Robert F. HoldenDepartment of EducationPublic Safety & JusticeNYPDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2024Inna VernikovMetropolitan New York Coordinating Council on Jewish Poverty, Inc.Funding to support social services and case management, emergency services for the needy.Human ServicesDSS/HRANYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2024Shahana K. HanifGrannies Respond Abuelos Responden, Inc.To supports needs for asylum seekers including hygiene items, food, clothing, transportation local and long distances as needed, ensures access to shelter.Human ServicesImmigration & Legal ServicesHousing & Community DevelopmentDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2025Justin L. BrannanRegina Opera Company, Inc.To support free/public performing arts events accessible to low-income individuals and families in Brooklyn.Arts & CultureHuman ServicesDCLANYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Sandra UngSakhi for South Asian WomenTo provide culturally-specific and linguistically appropriate Domestic Violence direct services to the South Asian community in Council District 20.Human ServicesYouth & FamiliesDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2024Sandy NurseUrban Resource InstituteHuman ServicesHousing & Community DevelopmentMOCJNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2024Justin L. BrannanGrandma's Love, Inc.To support food assistance and literacy programming for families in need in Council District 43.Food & AgricultureYouth & FamiliesHuman ServicesDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Oswald J. FelizBig Initiatives IncorporatedFunding will go towards supporting collaborative initiatives with the Decatur Block Association and tree stewardship programming in Council District 15.Environment & ConservationCivic & DemocracyDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2024Kevin C. RileyWest Bronx Housing and Neighborhood Resource Center, Inc.Funds to be used to provide support for tenants and homeowners in Council District 12.Housing & Community DevelopmentHuman ServicesHPDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2024Selvena N. Brooks-PowersEducational Alliance, Inc., TheFunding will support programming at Sirovich Center.Seniors & AgingYouth & FamiliesDFTANYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2025Kristy MarmoratoNew York Common Pantry, Inc.To provide food to those in need at M.S. 101X, specifically students that are facing food insecurity.Food & AgricultureYouth & FamiliesDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2025Rita C. JosephMaking the Impossible PossibleFunding will be used to provide youth and their families with services related to Healthy Eating Alternatives.Youth & FamiliesFood & AgricultureDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Justin L. BrannanEdith and Carl Marks Jewish Community House of Bensonhurst, Inc.To support educational programs on literacy, ESOL, and civics available to vulnerable immigrant adult residents of Council District 47.Workforce & EducationImmigration & Legal ServicesHuman ServicesDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2024Brooklyn DelegationNew York City Urban Debate League, Inc.Funding will support debate programming and outreach in Council District 36.Youth & FamiliesCivic & DemocracyDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Brooklyn DelegationOne Hundred Black MenFunds to support the Junior One Hundred mentorship program: youth leadership towards career exploration, character development and personal growth in Council District 45 and Central Brooklyn.Youth & FamiliesWorkforce & EducationDYCDNYC 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
FY2025Brooklyn DelegationBrooklynONE Productions, Inc.Funds will be used to maintain and purchase and update equipment, expand streaming capabilities and support live performances for the 2024-25 years.Arts & CultureYouth & FamiliesDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2025Christopher MarteExhale to Inhale, Inc.HealthMental Health & Substance UseDSS/HRANYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Tiffany L. CabánPublic Utility Law Project of New York, Inc.Funds will be used to support the Public Utility Law Project programming in Council District 22.Human ServicesCivic & DemocracyDSS/HRANYC 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.