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May 2018

New Immigrant Rights Fund Grants Support Local Organizing and Advocacy
May 30, 2018

This week we are excited to make five grants totaling $75,000 through our Immigrant Rights Fund. 

Update: Mama's Bail Out Day Raises Double Original Goal
May 22, 2018

As of May 21st, VOCAL-NY has bailed out 15 mothers, with bails ranging from $750 to $10,500.

Brooklyn Nonprofits Get a Spring in their Step with Donor Advised Grants
May 18, 2018

Black Art Futures Fund (BAFF), a collective of philanthropists supporting Black arts organizations, and ALLINBKLYN, a women’s philanthropic initiative, each make annual grants to nonprofits with our administrative support.

 
Bridging Boroughs, NYC Fund Grants $5 Million to Girls and Young Women of Color
May 16, 2018
Maria Ylvisaker
Communications Coordinator

We are proud to share a recently released report on the first two years of the NYC Fund for Girls and Young Women of Color, a funders collaborative aimed at supporting young women of color and transgender and gender-nonconforming (TGNC) youth.

Chinese Staff and Workers' Association Fights to Keep Neighborhoods Livable
May 11, 2018

New York’s Lower East Side Chinatown is known for its concentration of Chinese eateries and shops, with bustling sidewalk markets and popular dim sum halls. Although Lower Manhattan is the most visible center of Chinese life in the city, longtime residents and new immigrants alike find themselves more and more far-flung, as high rises and art galleries compete with markets and community centers for space in the neighborhood. 

We're Celebrating Mother's Day by Bailing Out Black Moms
May 4, 2018

It’s almost Mother’s Day and to celebrate, we’re pledging a $5,000 match from our Community Fund to support VOCAL-NY's Mama's Bail Out NYC campaign!