Funded organization
Red Hook Initiative, Inc.
$350,000 received across 4 grant awards
$739,290 in contract value across 3 contracts
- Category
- nonprofit
- Grants received
- $350,000
- Grant awards
- 4
- Contract value
- $739,290
- Contracts
- 3
- Years
- FY2025–FY2026
- Location
- Brooklyn
- EIN
- 203904662
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Funded across these programs
How this organization's money is labeled in the record: the named city initiatives it is tagged under, and its contracts by agency. Each figure is exactly what the data shows.
Discretionary programs (initiatives)
- Community Composting$100K · 1
- NYC Cleanup$100K · 1
- CCAP$50K · 1
Contracts by agency
- Department of Sanitation$375K · 1
- Office of Children & Family Services$196K · 1
- Department of Youth and Community Development$169K · 1
Who has funded it
Offices and members that have directed money to this organization, ranked by total.
- State grant (no named sponsor)2 awards$200,000
- Anthony H. Palumbo1 award$100,000
- Tommy Schiavoni1 award$50,000
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Other organizations backed by the same funders in a shared sector, ranked by how many funders they share with Red Hook Initiative, Inc. and the money drawn from them. A benchmarking set, not a ranking of quality.
- New York City Parks and Recreation2 shared funders$91,136,786
- City of Rochester2 shared funders$61,400,491
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Funded organizations nearby
Organizations in the same borough working in a shared sector, ranked by total funding. Location is the organization’s headquarters; some serve a wider area.
- Defender ServicesBrooklyn$27,178,332
- Catholic Charities Neighborhood Services, Inc.Brooklyn$7,943,604
- Bedford Stuyvesant Restoration CorporationBrooklyn$7,727,885
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What it has received
| State | Anthony H. Palumbo | — | DASNY Grant Report (Reviews Completed) | $100,000 | NY State grant report (DASNY) ↗ |
| FY2026 | — | DYCD | NYC Council Adopted Budget Schedule C (FY2026) | $100,000 | NYC Council Schedule C ↗ |
| FY2025 | — | DYCD | NYC Council Adopted Budget Schedule C (FY2025) | $100,000 | NYC Council Schedule C ↗ |
| State | Tommy Schiavoni | — | DASNY Grant Report (Reviews Completed) | $50,000 | NY State grant report (DASNY) ↗ |
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Contracts won
Public contracts and procurements awarded to this organization by New York city agencies and state authorities. Amounts are the awarded value or contract ceiling, not dollars paid.
| FY2025 | Department of SanitationNYC agency | Community Composting Education and Awareness | $375,000awarded$200,000 paid | Checkbook NYC contract ↗ |
| FY2021 | Office of Children & Family ServicesState authority | Settlement House Program | $195,540awarded | Open Book contract search ↗ |
| FY2025 | Department of Youth and Community DevelopmentNYC agency | To support Youth Empowerment Pipeline programming | $168,750awarded$101,560 paid | Checkbook NYC contract ↗ |
Who else competes here
Other vendors holding contracts with the same New York agencies, ranked by how many of those agencies they share with this organization. New York publishes the winner of each award, not the losing bidders, so this is the competitive field, not a bidder list.
| Vendor | Shared agencies | Contracts | Contract value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cypress Hills Local Development Corporation, Inc. | 3 | 23 | $104,642,810 |
| Fund for the City of New York | 3 | 7 | $9,795,502 |
| K Systems Solutions LLC | 3 | 10 | $1,730,707 |
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