WHO WE ARE
The New York Community Trust connects past, present, and future generous New Yorkers with vital nonprofits working to make a healthy, equitable, and thriving community for all.
Together We Can Make an Impact
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Health
Improve health care
Address mental health and substance abuse
Support biomedical research
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Address mental health and substance abuse
Support biomedical research
Arts
Promote arts in every borough
Support arts education
Bolster historic preservation
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Support arts education
Bolster historic preservation
Environment
Make cities greener
Confront climate change
Reduce toxic exposure and pollution
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Confront climate change
Reduce toxic exposure and pollution
Children & Teens
Mix sports and studies
Aid those with disabilities
Help kids in foster care
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Aid those with disabilities
Help kids in foster care
1924
Year Founded
4364655891
Grants Awarded since 1924
2806082837
2017 Market Value
Our Results
The Trust can help you support the causes you love.
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables For All
Now at New York’s public housing: A food hub and farms
Parks, Paths, and Playgrounds, Where New Yorkers Can Thrive
Our donors help us make these growing investments
A New Yorker Who Went Blind Helps Others With Vision Loss
His legacy: Increasing accessibility for others
What’s new at the trust
Did you see the cover of Metro New York today? We took our donors on an incredible tour of a once-hidden past, and a reporter for Metro joined us. nnNYC LGBT Historic Sites Project LGBTQ@Facebook NYC...
In a recent survey, 45% of Trust donors named hunger as a top philanthropic interest. Find out more about how generous New Yorkers help us combat poverty and food insecurity.
March 15, 2018
Helping Others With Vision Loss
With his fund, we're supporting My Blind Spot.
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March 15, 2018
Creativity Transforms Lives
Arts help children think critically, solve problems, and prepare for jobs.
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“June 7: What #Greenroofs Can Do for NYC’s Environment and People @NYCAudubon @nycommtrustnhttps://t.co/whNxg8CBg7”
“@PBMCHealth has named their new building in honor of philanthropist Robert Entenmann, thanks in part to a $5 million donation from the Robert Entenmann Advisory Committee to the @NYCommunityTrust. https://t.co/Zy1PgJkTRa”