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The Central New York Community Foundation announced today that it endorses proposed legislation put forth by the Syracuse Common Council to make the presence of lead a housing code violation during interior housing inspections.
The Central New York Community Foundation recently awarded the following grants to local nonprofit organizations.
Many people spend years looking forward to retirement, but quite often when the time comes to take required distributions from their IRA, they find they are not ready.
Craig often recommends us to his clients because creating a fund is a simple and convenient way to give back to the community while receiving tax-saving benefits.
Vicki's dad always told her that the best way to eat an elephant was one piece at a time.
More than twenty years ago, Mike and Elaine Crough identified a common challenge among social service employees – that a large number of those working below the executive level lacked opportunities for further training and advancement.
The Greater Pulaski Community Endowment Fund successfully raised more than $14,000 in community contributions during its fall 2019 appeal.
The topic of lead poisoning has recently burst back into the scene in Central New York due to high-profile publicity and community action.
The following policy paper outlines the Central New York Community Foundation’s view on what has been accomplished so far to end childhood lead poisoning in Syracuse and what still needs to be done to close a critical gap in legislation. Based on our analysis, we...
Imagine the difference we could make in our community if $55 million in grants were available to our local nonprofit organizations each year.