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Contracts and appropriations New York has awarded: who is getting funded, and who is already selling to government agencies and authorities.

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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.

72 appropriations$1.2M total directed46 organizations

72 appropriations.

FY2026Bronx DelegationBeingEgypt Cares, Inc.Funds to be used for The BeingEgypt Junior Clippers Academy barbering mentorship and training programming in Council District 12.Youth & FamiliesWorkforce & EducationDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$10,000
FY2025Bronx DelegationHispanic Federation, Inc.Funds will support back to school giveaways in Council District 18.Youth & FamiliesHuman ServicesDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$8,000
FY2026Bronx DelegationHispanic Federation, Inc.Funds will support giveaways in Council District 18.Youth & FamiliesCivic & DemocracyDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$8,000
FY2025Bronx DelegationRiverdale Neighborhood House, Inc.Funding to support Music in the Garden Series at RNH in Council District 11.Arts & CultureYouth & FamiliesDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$7,781
FY2024Bronx DelegationRiverdale Neighborhood House, Inc.Funding to support outdoor concert series at Riverdale Neighborhood House.Arts & CultureYouth & FamiliesDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$7,780
FY2026Bronx DelegationWildlife Conservation SocietyFunding to support Bronx Zoo visits, including coupon vouchers, for Council District 11 constituents.Arts & CultureEnvironment & ConservationDCLANYC Schedule C ↗$7,780
FY2024Bronx DelegationAmerican Legion Post 1871Funds to support veteran services and programming.VeteransYouth & FamiliesDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$7,777
FY2026Bronx DelegationBRONX ARTS ENSEMBLE INCThe funds will be used to support public musical performances in parks, community centers, and other public spaces in Council District 14Arts & CultureDCLANYC Schedule C ↗$7,777
FY2025Bronx DelegationEducational Video Center, Inc.To support EVC’s after school Youth Media Arts (YMA) programs, comprised of Youth Documentary Workshop and New Media Arts, which teach documentary filmmaking and website design in Council District 8.Arts & CultureYouth & FamiliesWorkforce & EducationDCLANYC Schedule C ↗$7,777
FY2025Bronx DelegationAmerican Legion Post 1871Funding to support veteran outreach and community engagement in Council District 12.VeteransCivic & DemocracyDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$7,777
FY2026Bronx DelegationLiteracy Partners, Inc.To support City's First Readers initiative in Council District 8.Workforce & EducationYouth & FamiliesDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$7,777
FY2026Bronx DelegationAmerican Legion Post 1871Funding to support veteran outreach and community engagement in Council District 12.VeteransCivic & DemocracyDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$7,777
FY2026Bronx DelegationBronx River Alliance, Inc.Funding will be to support the Bronx climate justice task force in Council District 16.Environment & ConservationCivic & DemocracyDPRNYC Schedule C ↗$7,000
FY2025Bronx Delegation500 Men Making a Difference, Inc.Fund swill support Anti-Violence & Mentorship Programs & Events in Council District 45.Youth & FamiliesPublic Safety & JusticeDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$6,000
FY2026Bronx DelegationRegional Aid for Interim Needs, Inc.Funding will be used to provide supplemental social and recreational activities at the Findlay House Senior Center.Seniors & AgingSports & RecreationDFTANYC Schedule C ↗$5,780
FY2024Bronx DelegationNew York Botanical Garden, TheFunds will support Senior Group Tours and tickets for exhibits and shows for residents of Council District 18.Arts & CultureSeniors & AgingDCLANYC Schedule C ↗$5,777
FY2026Bronx DelegationWomen's Housing and Economic Development Corporation (WHEDco)Funds will be to support programming in Council District 16Housing & Community DevelopmentEconomic DevelopmentYouth & FamiliesDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2024Bronx DelegationWildlife Conservation SocietyFunds will support Community Events for residents of Council District 18.Environment & ConservationArts & CultureDCLANYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2025Bronx DelegationSouth Bronx United, Inc.Funds will be used to support SBU Academy and its continuum of programming for South Bronx youth in Council District 16.Youth & FamiliesWorkforce & EducationDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2025Bronx DelegationRenaissance Youth CenterTo support the Renaissance Youth Center STEAM Program for the youth of Council District 8.Youth & FamiliesWorkforce & EducationArts & CultureDCLANYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2025Bronx DelegationRoads to Success, Inc.To support college trips for youth, professional development courses, and afterschool programs in Council District 8.Youth & FamiliesWorkforce & EducationDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2025Bronx DelegationNew York City Urban Debate League, Inc.Funds will be used to support outreach and programming for debate league in Council District 16.Youth & FamiliesCivic & DemocracyArts & CultureDYCDNYC 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.