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 directed 8,375 organizations
FY ⋯ Sponsor Organization ⋯ Agency / program ⋯ Amount ↓ ⋯ FY2024 Hope Knight (President, CEO and Commissioner, Empire State Development) MabSwitch, Inc. Economic Development Technology & Cybersecurity Empire State Developmentdata.ny.gov ↗ $1,949 FY2024 Lynn C. Schulman Kehilat Sephardim of Ahavat Achim Funds will support Food Pantry program and will offer the community a variety of produce, packaged and canned goods. Food & Agriculture Human Services DYCDNYC Schedule C ↗ $1,500 FY2024 Robert F. Holden Department of Education Public Safety & Justice Workforce & Education NYPDNYC Schedule C ↗ $1,500 FY2026 Justin L. Brannan Department of Education To support tenant association activities at O'Dwyer Gardens. Housing & Community Development HPDNYC Schedule C ↗ $1,000 FY2024 Brooklyn Delegation Pratt Area Community Council, Inc. Funding for IMPAACT's affordable housing and tenant protection resources in Council District 36. Housing & Community Development HPDNYC Schedule C ↗ $1,000 FY2026 Brooklyn Delegation Department of Education Funding for a wellness series and an arts culture and fun event at two parks in Council District 36. Arts & Culture Sports & Recreation DPRNYC Schedule C ↗ $1,000 FY2024 Brooklyn Delegation Bedford Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation Funding for Restoration's resources and services in Council District 36. Human Services Housing & Community Development Economic Development DYCDNYC Schedule C ↗ $1,000 FY2025 Darlene Mealy Department of Education Funding to support NYCHA Tenant Associations with trips, transportation, food and family day in the developments. Housing & Community Development Youth & Families HPDNYC Schedule C ↗ $1,000 FY2026 Darlene Mealy Department of Education Funding to support NYCHA Tenant Associations with trips, transportation, food and family day in the developments. Housing & Community Development Youth & Families HPDNYC Schedule C ↗ $1,000 FY2025 Darlene Mealy Department of Education Funding to support NYCHA Tenant Associations with trips, transportation, food and family day in the developments. Housing & Community Development Youth & Families HPDNYC Schedule C ↗ $1,000 FY2025 Justin L. Brannan Department of Education To support tenant association activities at O'Dwyer Gardens. Housing & Community Development HPDNYC Schedule C ↗ $1,000 FY2026 Darlene Mealy Department of Education Funding to support NYCHA Tenant Associations with trips, transportation, food and family day in the developments. Housing & Community Development Youth & Families HPDNYC Schedule C ↗ $1,000 FY2026 Darlene Mealy Department of Education Funding to support NYCHA Tenant Associations with trips, transportation, food and family day in the developments. Housing & Community Development Youth & Families HPDNYC Schedule C ↗ $1,000 FY2025 Darlene Mealy Department of Education Funding to support NYCHA Tenant Associations with trips, transportation, food and family day in the developments. Housing & Community Development Youth & Families HPDNYC Schedule C ↗ $1,000 FY2025 Brooklyn Delegation More Than a Meal Corporation Funding for services and programmatic activity for Bike Day event in Council District 36. Youth & Families Sports & Recreation DYCDNYC Schedule C ↗ $1,000 FY2024 Brooklyn Delegation CUNY School of Law Justice & Auxiliary Services Corporation Funding will support legal services in Council District 36. Immigration & Legal Services Research & Higher Education CUNYNYC Schedule C ↗ $1,000 FY2025 Darlene Mealy Department of Education Funding to support NYCHA Tenant Associations with trips, transportation, food and family day in the developments. Housing & Community Development Youth & Families HPDNYC Schedule C ↗ $1,000 FY2024 Brooklyn Delegation Bedford Stuyvesant Family Health Center, Inc., The Funding for health services including diabetes care, cancer services, and other health programming. Health DHMHNYC Schedule C ↗ $1,000 FY2024 Brooklyn Delegation Bedford-Stuyvesant Volunteer Ambulance Corps, Inc. Funding for EMS services and training in Council District 36. Public Safety & Justice Health FDNYNYC Schedule C ↗ $1,000 FY2024 Brooklyn Delegation Churches United for Fair Housing, Inc. Funding for affordable housing and tenant support services in Council District 36. Housing & Community Development Human Services HPDNYC Schedule C ↗ $1,000 FY2025 Brooklyn Delegation Department of Education Funding for a wellness series and an arts culture and fun event at two parks in Council District 36. Arts & Culture Sports & Recreation DPRNYC Schedule C ↗ $1,000 FY2026 Darlene Mealy Department of Education Funding to support NYCHA Tenant Associations with trips, transportation, food and family day in the developments. Housing & Community Development Youth & Families HPDNYC Schedule C ↗ $1,000 FY2024 Farah N. Louis Council of Jewish Organizations of Flatbush, Inc. The program offers clients default resolution, loss mitigation, eviction and foreclosure prevention, assistance in rent arrears, and protecting credit. Housing & Community Development Human Services DYCDNYC Schedule C ↗ $500
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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.
