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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.

35,273 appropriations$10.8B total directed8,375 organizations

35,273 appropriations.

FY2024David M. CarrGrace Foundation of New YorkFunds will be used to support after school and weekend recreation, social skills, support programs for children and families impacted by Autism Spectrum Disorder.Youth & FamiliesSports & RecreationMental Health & Substance UseDHMHNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2024David M. CarrBoy Scouts of AmericaYouth & FamiliesSports & RecreationDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Sandra UngVietnam Veterans of America Chapter #32, Queens, New York, Inc.To support veterans, including access to benefits, homeless services, annual programming and funerals for indigent veterans and operational costs.VeteransHuman ServicesPublic Safety & JusticeDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Lincoln RestlerLegal Aid SocietyTo support the Citywide Civil Legal Services in Council District 33.Immigration & Legal ServicesHuman ServicesDSS/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
FY2026Adrienne E. AdamsFamily Legal Care, Inc.Human ServicesImmigration & Legal ServicesPublic Safety & JusticeDSS/HRANYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Gale A. BrewerCenter for Anti-Violence Education (CAE), Inc., ThePublic Safety & JusticeYouth & FamiliesDSS/HRANYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Kristy MarmoratoMorris Park Community Association, Inc.To support the aging populations of Morris Park through food security and senior programming.Seniors & AgingFood & AgricultureHuman ServicesDFTANYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2025Gale A. BrewerHer Justice, Inc.Immigration & Legal ServicesYouth & FamiliesDSS/HRANYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2025—Defender ServicesTo support the Community Access to Civil Justice program which covers housing, employment, education, and benefits cases.Immigration & Legal ServicesHousing & Community DevelopmentWorkforce & EducationHuman ServicesDSS/HRANYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2025Brooklyn DelegationHer Justice, Inc.Funding to support Immigrant Access to Justice Project.Immigration & Legal ServicesYouth & FamiliesDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2024Kamillah HanksLegal Services NYCFunding will support legal services in Council District 49.Immigration & Legal ServicesHuman ServicesDSS/HRANYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2025Adrienne E. AdamsConnect, Inc.Human ServicesPublic Safety & JusticeDSS/HRANYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Christopher MarteUrban Justice CenterHuman ServicesPublic Safety & JusticeDSS/HRANYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Nantasha M. WilliamsDepartment of EducationWorkforce & EducationHealthDHMHNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2024Sandra 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
FY2024Diana I. AyalaPhipps Neighborhoods, Inc.To provide support to the food pantry and other health and wellness activities in Council District 8.Food & AgricultureHealthHuman ServicesYouth & FamiliesDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2025Brooklyn DelegationCentral American Legal AssistanceFunding will support Legal Services to Immigrants.Immigration & Legal ServicesDSS/HRANYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2024Vickie PaladinoKorean American Family Service Center, TheFunds will support services to Asian Americans who have survived domestic violence, sexual assault, relationship violence, human trafficking, and or child abuse.Human ServicesYouth & FamiliesDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2025Julie MeninJewish Board of Family and Children's Services, Inc., TheTo support the One Call Center and hotline for referrals and clinic services, publicly noticed through Council District 5 monthly newsletter and website.Mental Health & Substance UseHuman ServicesDHMHNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2024Crystal HudsonCrown Heights Jewish Community Council, Inc.Funding to support the Social Service Center and food pantry.Human ServicesFood & AgricultureDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Adrienne E. AdamsCenter for Anti-Violence Education (CAE), Inc., ThePublic Safety & JusticeHuman ServicesYouth & FamiliesDSS/HRANYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2024Francisco P. MoyaDepartment of EducationWorkforce & EducationTransportation & InfrastructureDOTNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2025Shahana K. HanifArab-American Family Support Center, Inc., TheFunds will support backpack distribution for families with students in need.Youth & FamiliesHuman ServicesDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2024Robert F. HoldenNew York City H2OFunds will be used to maintain Council District 30 Highland Park sector.Housing & Community DevelopmentEnvironment & ConservationDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2024Brooklyn DelegationVan Alen Institute Projects In Public ArchitectureFunds will support Public Realm R+D: Gowanus installation.Arts & CultureCivic & DemocracyEconomic DevelopmentDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Lincoln RestlerJustFix, Inc.To provide resources and support to tenants in Council District 33.Housing & Community DevelopmentHPDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2024Ari KaganJewish Association for Services for the Aged (JASA)Seniors & AgingHuman ServicesDFTANYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Sandra UngUA3, Inc.Funding to support food pantry services and food deliveries to New Yorkers facing hunger.Food & AgricultureHuman ServicesDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Linda LeeSapna NYC, Inc.Human ServicesDSS/HRANYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2024—Defender ServicesTo support the Community Access to Civil Justice program which covers housing, employment, education, and benefits cases.Housing & Community DevelopmentWorkforce & EducationImmigration & Legal ServicesDSS/HRANYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2025Sandra 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
FY2025Selvena N. Brooks-PowersForestdale, Inc.Funding will support the Strong Fathers initiative that provides staff to facilitate workshops, offers coaching, case management, and other services in Council District 31.Youth & FamiliesHuman ServicesDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Julie MeninNew York Common Pantry, Inc.Funds would be used to address food insecurity for Council District 5.Food & AgricultureHuman ServicesDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2024Robert F. HoldenRising Ground, Inc.Human ServicesHousing & Community DevelopmentPublic Safety & JusticeYouth & FamiliesMOCJNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2025Brooklyn DelegationBrooklyn Legal Services Corporation AFunds will be used to support legal services for struggling small businesses in Council District 20.Immigration & Legal ServicesEconomic DevelopmentDSS/HRANYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2025New York State Council on the ArtsSalvatore Larussa Dance Company, Inc.Arts & CultureNYS Council on the Artsdata.ny.gov ↗$5,000
FY2024Brooklyn DelegationBrooklyn Ballers Sports, Youth and Educational CorporationFunding will support the continuation of their 20 years basketball tournament along with individual and group training, personal mentorship, and group activities.Sports & RecreationYouth & FamiliesDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2024Crystal HudsonArtBridge Projects, Inc.Arts & CultureHousing & Community DevelopmentDPRNYC 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
FY2024Brooklyn DelegationCrown Hill Entertainment, Media and Technology Corp.Funding will support community programming and services in Council District 36.Arts & CultureYouth & FamiliesTechnology & CybersecurityDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2025Rita C. JosephBROOKLYN BOTANIC GARDEN CORPORATION, INCArts & CultureEnvironment & ConservationDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2025Oswald J. FelizUnited Cerebral Palsy of New York City, Inc.HealthYouth & FamiliesHuman ServicesDFTANYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Gale A. BrewerConnect, Inc.Human ServicesPublic Safety & JusticeDSS/HRANYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2024Marjorie VelázquezJewish Association for Services for the Aged (JASA)Funding to support general operating expenses, cultural events, and senior transportation at JASA Throggs Neck Older Adult Center.Seniors & AgingHuman ServicesDFTANYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2025Nantasha M. WilliamsVolunteers of AmericaHuman ServicesYouth & FamiliesSeniors & AgingDSS/HRANYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Staten Island DelegationSeamen's Society for Children and FamiliesFunds to be used for operating costs.Youth & FamiliesHuman ServicesDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2024Kristin Richardson JordanMet Council Research and Educational Fund, Inc.Funding will support Met Council's tenant hotline for Council District 9 residents.Housing & Community DevelopmentHuman ServicesDYCDNYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2026Sandy NursePublic Utility Law Project of New York, Inc.Funds will support direct assistance and legal representation to low-income utility consumers in Council District 37.Immigration & Legal ServicesHuman ServicesDSS/HRANYC Schedule C ↗$5,000
FY2024NYS Developmental Disabilities Planning CouncilCommunity Inclusion & Development Alliance, Inc.Human ServicesYouth & FamiliesNYS Developmental Disabilities Planning Councildata.ny.gov ↗$5,000
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Everything on this site, analyzed for your organization: who is funding work like yours, who already holds the contracts, which offices decide, what policy is moving, and the sequenced actions to take.

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.