Funded organization
Town of Ossining
$1,485,000 received across 11 grant awards
- Category
- public agency
- Grants received
- $1,485,000
- Grant awards
- 11
- Years
- FY2024–FY2024
- Location
- Westchester County
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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)
- Downtown Revitalization Inititative Round 5$600K · 1
- CREST$500K · 5
- SAM$385K · 5
Who has funded it
Offices and members that have directed money to this organization, ranked by total.
- Anthony H. Palumbo10 awards$885,000
- Hope Knight (President, CEO and Commissioner, Empire State Development)1 award$600,000
Similar organizations funded like this
Other organizations backed by the same funders in a shared sector, ranked by how many funders they share with Town of Ossining and the money drawn from them. A benchmarking set, not a ranking of quality.
- County of Oneida2 shared funders$36,139,090
- Town of Amherst2 shared funders$32,259,850
- City of Syracuse2 shared funders$15,728,385
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Funded organizations nearby
Organizations in the same county working in a shared sector, ranked by total funding. Location is the organization’s headquarters; some serve a wider area.
- City of YonkersWestchester$4,579,724
- Village of OssiningWestchester$2,477,000
- Town of YorktownWestchester$2,105,717
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What it has received
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