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Legal Name EIN Status Astella Development Corporation 112458675- Cleared
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Amount Agency Program Name 15000.00 DSBS
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Street Address 1 Street Address 2 1618 Mermaid Ave
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Postcode Purpose of Funds 11224 Astella Development Corp.’s “Mermaid Ave. Makeover Clean Streets Campaign†will rid Mermaid Ave. sidewalks and street corners of liter and surface dirt and stains. Astella will collaborate with the NYC Department of Sanitation, the Coney Island Board of Trade, and Mermaid Ave. merchants to provide these services. Members of the Coney Island Board of Trade, in which Astella helped to revitalize and provides technical assistance, have noted that while most merchants keep the sidewalk area in front of their stores free of liter according to city law, additional liter and sidewalk dirt and stains accumulate throughout the remainder of the day. In addition, according to a survey of Mermaid Ave. merchants conducted by an Astella intern in 2010, cleanliness of Mermaid Ave. was cited as the number one concern among merchants on Mermaid Ave. A cleaner commercial corridor will inspire confidence and pride in the neighborhood, provide a welcoming environment for shoppers, a boost for Mermaid Ave. businesses, and sends the message that a clean neighborhood is important to the community and encourages residents and visitors to Mermaid Ave. not to liter and improve overall cleanliness. Astella will engage the services of a power-washing cleaning company to apply high pressure, hot-water power washers to remove tough dirt, stains, and gum on the sidewalk surfaces along Mermaid Ave. In addition, Astella will initiate a pilot program, hiring three Coney Island residents three times a week from May through November to sweep the sidewalks and street corners, and collect and bag refuse, including cans, bottles, food and food wrappers, newspapers, etc. One of those individuals will also serve as a crew
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Fiscal Conduit Name FC EIN Location 1 1618 Mermaid Ave Brooklyn, NY 11224 (40.57665706255074, - 73.98434298897786)
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Action For Progress, Inc. 13-3083712 Cleared
Coney Island Gospel Assembly 510142296- Cleared
Midtown Management Group, Inc., The 133192793- Cleared
St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church 111631816- Cleared
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8000.00 DYCD
5000.00 DYCD
4000.00 DCA Inside Broadway
13000.00 DYCD
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255 East Houston Street
2828 Neptune Avenue
630 Ninth Avenue Suite 802
8401 23rd Avenue
Page 10 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) supervisor. Once the pilot program proves successful, the program will continue, which will provide ongoing employment to a population that is disproportionately unemployed. These jobs will be a stepping stone to higher paying jobs. 10002 To provide for materials for After-School programs and cultural trips.
11224 After school program providing homework help, test prep and study skills.
10036-3708 Choice of either a Build A Musical workshop in which students work with a professional teaching artist to learn acting, voice and choreography and use those skills to perform in their own show for the school and community. Students receive cds of music, scripts, music scores and simple props/costumes. (this program serves 150 students) OR our Professional Equity School Tour: a 50 minute version of a classic Broadway show in the school auditorium with a QA with the cast and crew post performance. We use Equity actors, SSDC directors and choreographers and Local 802 musicians to ensure a high quality production. Our productions include a specially written study guide for students and teacher lesson plans for all classroom teachers. Past productions include: Youre a Good Man, Charlie Brown, Kiss Me Kate, Smokey Joes Cafe and Sophisticated Ladies. (serves up to 700 participants) 11214 SMMJ/SFCA has had an active youth sports program for over 50 yrs
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255 East Houston Street New York, NY 10002 (40.72172669909713, - 73.9850264737201) 2828 Neptune Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11224 (40.57779020830765, - 73.99545860925997) 630 Ninth Avenue New York, NY 10036-3708 (40.7599835298872, - 73.99141665969353)
8401 23rd Avenue
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Brooklyn Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra, 111773636- Cleared Inc.
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10000.00 DCA
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55 Washington Street Suite 656
Page 16 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) and it was always self funded, but due to lack of resources compared to neighboring programs we have had a difficult time growing our program. It is our intention to expand our program to offer a service all the young people in our community (we consider our community all the people within St. Mary Mother of Jesus parish and surrounding areas).Currently we are limited to a mostly boys basketball program. It would be our hope to expand to boys AND girls as well as a volleyball, flag footbal, baseball, and cheerleading program for starters. 11201 Thanks to generous funding from Councilman Domenic Recchia, the Brooklyn Phil currently serves the entire Borough with substantial music education and community programming. Now, under the new leadership of Artistic Director Alan Pierson, the Phil aims to establish deep, long-term connections with multiple Brooklyn neighborhoods, including Brighton Beach. We will do this by way of Junctions, a new flagship series of permanent, community-based music and arts residencies. We respectfully request Councilman Recchia continue his partnership with us by contributing 10,000 toward the Philharmonic’s education and community programs in FY12._x000D_ _x000D_ In November 2011, Junctions will launch in Brighton Beach with a full Brooklyn Phil performance at the Millennium Theatre, with a full orchestral performance of scores accompanying historical and contemporary Russian cartoons. _x000D_ The Philharmonic seeks the Councilmans support for education and community programs that will compliment Junctions, including Family
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55 Washington Street Suite 656 Brooklyn, NY 11201 (40.702688366154774, - 73.98957290186571)
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Shorefront Jewish Community Council, Inc. 11-2986161 Cleared
Action For Progress, Inc. 133083712- Pending
ACTS Community Development Corporation 01-0679652 Cleared
College Community Services, Inc. 11-6025023 Cleared
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5000.00 DFTA
5000.00 ACS
5000.00 DYCD
15000.00 DCA Brooklyn Center for the Performing Arts at Brooklyn College
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3049 Brighton 6th Street
180 Suffolk Street
2114 Mermaid Avenue
2900 Campus Road, Suite 154
Page 22 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) Works and a relocated and re-focused Music Off the Shelves. In Brighton Beach, Family Works will focus on cartoon and music creation, while the Brighton Beach Music Off the Shelves concert will feature writers well-known to the Russian community. _x000D_ In addition to new Junctions programs, we seeks Councilman Recchia’s renewed support of the Philharmonic’s music and arts education programs serving the 47th district. Currently, we are able to present concerts to more than 160 residents at the JCH Bensonhurst and Shorefront Senior Centers. We are also able to present School Time Concerts to several schools in the 47th. We invite the Councilman to suggest further 47th district partnerships with schools, community groups, and organizations who are in need. 11224 To support case management, the food pantry and vocational training.
10002 Day Care Program serving approximately 60 children between the ages of 2.0 to 5.9 yrs of age. Funding will provide learning resources to assist in their development and compliance with curriculum.
11224 To support the food pantry.
11210 To fund more than 60 cultural and arts educational performances for the people of Brooklyn.
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3049 Brighton 6th Street Brooklyn, NY 11224 (40.57833879474555, - 73.96171604672065) 180 Suffolk Street New York, NY 10002 (40.72128603130278, - 73.98487358897512) 2114 Mermaid Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11224 (40.57618042187522, - 73.9884079245503) 2900 Campus Road, Suite 154 New York, NY 11210
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Midtown Management Group, Inc., The 13-3192793 Cleared
Edith and Carl Marks Jewish Community House 111633484- Cleared of Bensonhurst
Be Proud, Inc. 58-2674169 Cleared
New York Foundation for Senior Citizens, Inc. 132618568- Cleared
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20000.00 DCA Intermediate School 239K - Mark Twain School for the Gifted and Talented
4000.00 DYCD
4000.00 DYCD
6000.00 DFTA
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630 Ninth Avenue, Suite 802 2401 Neptune Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11224
7802 Bay Parkway
2805 East 26th Street, #2D
11 Park Place Suite 1416
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11214-1508 Funds will be utilized to provide ESOL classes to the neediest clients in its service area who lack the skills necessary to obtain employment and self-sufficiency to become full partners in the educational development of their children, and function effectively in society. The Marks JCH will offer ESOL Levels I, II and II classes. Basic components of instruction will include ESOL, Vocational ESOL, Civics, and Communication Skills – all of which will be provided in real-time context to ensure that an individual has skills to compete in the workplace and exercise the rights and responsibilities of citizenship. Students will meet for 9 hours per week (3 sessions per week). Each session will last 3 hours, and each term will last at least 10 weeks. 11235 To continue to teach US Law and other civic information to immigrant communities.
10007 The home sharing component of New York Foundation for Senior Citizens city-wide Home Sharing and Respite Care Program, the only one of its type in New York City, matches compatible persons free of charge in shared living arrangements in dwellings rented or owned by one or more of the participants. One or both matchmates must be aged 60 or over. The programs respite care component provides certified in-
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2805 East 26th Street, #2D Brooklyn, NY 11235 (40.58475007172388, - 73.94270877361208) 11 Park Place New York, NY 10007 (40.712843106148206, - 74.00821582795537)
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Urban Neighborhood Services, Inc. 14-1997299 Cleared
Jewish Association for Services for the Aged 132620896- Cleared (JASA)
Kings Highway Beautification Association, Inc. 204986882- Cleared
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8000.00 DYCD
5000.00 DFTA JASA Coney Island Active Aging NORC SSP
15000.00 DYCD
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1718 Mermaid Avenue
132 West 31st Street
1899 EAST 4TH STREET
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10001 JASA’s Coney Island Active Aging (CIAA)- NORC serving approximately 250 older residents of NYCHA O’ Dwyer and Surfside housings. Social services, health support and educational recreational activities are offered to the seniors age 60 in the collaboration with O’Dwyer housing and MJHS. The requesting funding will be used to support monthly group outings and weekly ESL classes. Programs will promote socialization and will decrease social isolation. 11223 THE FUNDING WILL BE USED TO LAUNCH A DISTRICT -WIDE GRAFFITTI CLEANING PROGRAM IN THE 47TH COUNCIL DISTRICT. THE PROGRAM WILL MAKE AVE S BETWEEN OCEAN PKWAY STILLWELL AVE, AVE U BETWEEN OCEAN PKWAY STILLWELL AVE AVE X BETWEEN OCEAN PKWAY SHELL ROAD , MERMAID AVE BETWEEN STILLWELL AVE 37TH ST , 86TH ST BETWEEN 20TH AVE AVE U AND BATH AVE BETWEEN BAY 29TH
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1718 Mermaid Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11224 (40.57652216424634, - 73.98540418897244) 132 West 31st Street New York, NY 10001 (40.748454549807946, - 73.99055730420031)
1899 EAST 4TH STREET BROOKLYN, NY 11223 (40.603960479360296, - 73.96894659583626)
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Muslim American Society of New York, Inc. 363885457- Cleared
Brooklyn Housing and Family Services, Inc. 11-2412584 Cleared
St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church 11-1631816 Pending
Staten Island Zoological Society, Inc. 135680691- Cleared
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5000.00 HPD
5000.00 DFTA Senior Group
25000.00 DCA
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1933 Bath Avenue
415 Albemarle Road
2326 84th Street
614 Broadway
Page 40 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) ST 7STILLWELL AVE GRAFFITTI FREEVIA A 1X CLEANING OF ALL ROLLDOWN GATES, SIDE WALLS, DOORS, STOREFRONTS AND STREET FURNITURE. THE PROGRAM WILL KEEP THESE SIX CORRIDORS AS WELL AS KINGS HIGHWAY BETWEEN OCEAN PARKWAY AND MCDONALD AVE GRAFFITTI FREE VIA MONTHLY GRAFFITTI INSPECTIONS MAINTENANCE. IN ADDITION, THE PROJECT WILL GRAFFITTI CLEAN UP TO 75 RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES THROUGHOUT THE COUNCIL DISTRICT VIA A GRAFFITTI COMPLAINT PROGRAM IN WHICH CONSTITUENTS CALL IN GRATTIFIED LOCATIONS TO THE COUNCIL OFFICE FOR FAST RESPONSE CLEAN-UP. 11214 Cultural, educational, outreach and religious.
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11214 To provide funding support for senior programs.
10310 The Staten Island Zoo provides a zoological park open to the public including childrens exhibits, as well as educational programs for children and adults. Programs teach zoology, natural history and animal care.
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1933 Bath Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11214 (40.60214444514195, - 74.00273663177549) 415 Albemarle Road Brooklyn, NY 11218 (40.64550915711396, - 73.97638398901853) Grace Gravesend Athletic Association 11-3019763 2326 84th Street Brooklyn, NY 11214 (40.60127150649271, - 73.98969395505219) 614 Broadway Staten Island, NY 10310 (40.626370276686345, - 74.1150903825337)
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Heartshare Human Services of New York 111633549- Cleared
Greater New York City Ice Hockey League 23-7001471 Cleared
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12 Metrotech Center 29th Floor
17 Kansas Place
Page 46 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) 11217-1486 BAM Education and Senior Programming: BAM’s education programs serve over 200 schools, reaching nearly 25,000 students, teachers, and families each year. With an emphasis on serving Brooklyn public students, BAM provides intensive in-school workshops and residencies, school-time performances and screenings, and after-school programs such as Brooklyn Reads, Shakespeare Teaches Students, and DanceAfrica Education. These enriching programs supplement classroom curricula by promoting creative and critical thinking, increasing imagination, building self-esteem, and providing positive outlets for personal expression. Helping seniors remain active and engaged, BAM offers significant and innovative programs and services to Brooklyn’s older adult population—providing not only free programming, but also creating access to arts for disabled seniors by subsidizing transportation to cultural events. BAM’s free monthly Senior Cinema program serves 2,000 seniors annually._x000D_ 11201 The funding will provide a case manager/activity specialist to augment the senior program with direct services including, home visition and hospital visitations members are absent. The case manager will also oversee an intergenerational component called The Wisdom Tree in which seniors and junior and high school age youth explore the history of the community through dialog with senior citizents. The group will make use of well writing, poety and art to capture the stories. Through the activity the computer lab will be used by both senior citizens and youth. 11234 To offset the costs of teaching tools, equipment and ice time.
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12 Metrotech Center Brooklyn, NY 11201 (40.694727467982304, - 73.98725705148492)
17 Kansas Place Brooklyn, NY 11234
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Jewish Children's Museum 133798344- Cleared
Jewish Community Council of Greater Coney 11-2665181 Cleared Island, Inc.
Guardians of the Sick 116003433- Cleared
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15000.00 DYCD
16875.00 DFTA
5000.00 DYCD
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792 Eastern Parkway
3001 West 37th Street, 2nd Floor
5216 11th Ave
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11213 Jewish Childrns Museums Public School Initiative has invited 3,500 children from public schools to visit our museum at a reduced cost. These children would not have the opportunity to visit any cultural institution learn about another culture. It encourages and fosters tolerance and understanding between people of various traditions. Even though the public schools are charged a reduced rate per child, they can not afford even this fee; therefore we are seeking funds to help defray the cost of admission for public school children from undeserved areas. The grant will allow 3,500 children to attend the museum. 11224 To support senior citizen transportation program, fiscal management, information technology & capacity building technical assistance services, vocational services, home relief program for at-risk elderly & Medicare Part D help center. 11219 Our Place drop in center program was initiated in 1998 to address the then new phenomena, the tragic proliferation of anti-social behaviors, such as indulgence in alcohol, substance and drug abuse, among Jewish youth in Brooklyn. For these adolescents who are on the streets, the Our Place in New York drop-in centers are a refuge offering nutritious meals and the warmth of non-judgmental, compassionate volunteers and professionals.
The majority of the clientele have a history of trauma, verbal, emotional and sexual abuse, learning disabilities and depression or other mental health issues. Additionally, in many instances the family fiber lacks nurture and support of a wholesome familial situation.
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3001 West 37th Street, 2nd Floor Brooklyn, NY 11224 (40.57272702528269, - 74.00241936176678) 5216 11th Ave Brooklyn, NY 11219 (40.635688560554, - 73.99862422280313)
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Seaside Summer Concert Series, Inc. 112561538- Cleared
Public School 216K 13-6400434 Cleared
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5000.00 DYCD
5000.00 DOE
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32 Court Street suite 607
350 Avenue X
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The existence of so many at-risk youth has enabled a very comprehensive network of out-of-school/ in-trouble youth thereby giving a youth at risk a valid escape from the environment against which they are rebelling.
In the past 13 years, Our Place has established three drop in centers that have helped thousands of troubled youth to develop the resilience to deal with their unique life challenges. Our Place has an unprecedented 80 success rate with this at risk population with returning them to be productive members of society.
Qur drop in centers offer, drug counseling, individual therapy, group therapy, mentoring, career counseling and school placement. Amenities include a music room, a fully equipped workout room with a trainer, ping pong and billiard tables, a movie room, a computer room, nightly dinner and more. 11201 The Seaside Summer Concert Series provides free concerts of world renowned performers to the residents of NYC. A different musical genre is featured each week during July and August thereby accommodating our many diverse cultural and ethnic communities. This free concert series increases access to and an appreciation of various types of musical genres of our time to a population that otherwise might not have the opportunity to experience these performers in a live setting. For many of our audience these shows are their summers entertainment. 11223 To offer students an after-school program fusing academics with art, dance, drama, sports, sewing, etc.
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32 Court Street Brooklyn, NY 11201 (40.69291242127838, - 73.99086307369026)
350 Avenue X Brooklyn, NY 11223
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St. Simon and Jude Senior Group 111771932- Cleared
Friends of Kaiser Park, Inc. 20-0763333 Cleared
Brooklyn Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra, 11-1773636 Cleared Inc.
Intermediate School 281K 13-6400434 Cleared
Brooklyn Chinese-American Association, Inc. 113065859- Cleared
Heartshare Human Services of New York 111633549- Cleared
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5000.00 DFTA
3000.00 DYCD
10000.00 DCA
6000.00 DOE
20000.00 DFTA
10000.00 DYCD
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185 Van Sicklen St
2703 West 36th Street
55 Washington Street, Suite 656
8787 24th Avenue
5002 8th Avenue
12 Metrotech Center 29th Floor
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11223 To provide support for seniors including quality of life, social services, food, entertainment, and travel for members of the program. Organization will purchase in support of its mission, refreshments served at meetings, muisic and entertainment, travel fees for buses etc.. 11224 To support youth oriented programs in the park
11201 To support music education and community engagement programs.
11214 To purchase 30 iPod Touches for educational purposes.
11220-2221 The requested funds will go towards facility rental, insurance costs, recreational and educational activities, as well as monthly birthday parties at our Bensonhurst Senior Center.
11201-3858 The PS 288 Tanyhill Beacon program provides recreational, educational, youth leadership and cultural activities to youth and families residing in the Coney Island community. Last year the program served over 1500 unduplicated youth and adults. Funding will be used in two specific activities. The after school program will be enhanced with
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Federation of Italian American Organizations of 112507910- Cleared Brooklyn, Ltd.
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Page 70 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) specific activities. The after school program will be enhanced with additional computer instuction and for children in grades 1-8. This installed has and up-to-lab that is use by children and families of all ages. Funding wiil be used for increased hours for an instructor. School age children request usage to complete home work assignments. The instruction will also be availabe adults. Funding will also be use to maintain enrollment in the summer activity program. The summer program not only provides needed activites for children during the summer, but hires local youth from the community to assist teachers. The program operates from 8:00 am to 6:00 p.m. 95 !_x000D_ percent of the all staff, including teachers and youth in the Beacon program are from the Coney Island community. 11204 The Federation of Italian-American Organizations intends to utilize this funding to provide crucial services to the communtiy. We have a rather large elderly/senior citizen population that relies heavily on our services on a daily basis. We will assist our clients with the filing of Medicaid, Medicare, Food Stamps, Public Assistance, Section 8, SCRIE Applications, Sectiona 8 Recertification, Heap Applications, IT 214 , NYC 210, Senior Citizen Property Tax Exemption Applications, Senior Homecare, Exemption Abatement Applications, Senior Housing, STAR Program, Access a Ride Applications, etc. Clients will be pre-screened and services will be provided as they are deemed eligible. Follow-up services will be provided. Our main focus will be social service entitlements for the elderly/seniors. The services detailed above are crucial services that greatly benefit the quality of life of seniors._x000D_ All of our services will delivered by our bi-lingual family workers, five
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Bensonhurst Council of Jewish Organizations 112568013- Cleared
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Page 76 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) days a week Monday-Friday from 9:00 to 5:00PM. Staff members as well as volunteers also will serve as interpreters where and when necessary. Translations of documents such as birth, marriage, and death certificates from Italian to English, English to Italian, Spanish to English, and English to Spanish will also be provided as deemed necessary. We maintain a reputable relationship with other agencies and continue to work with them and participate at their sponsored events, including meetings and training sessions. As such, referral services to these agencies will also be provided if necessary. All services will be implemented by the Family Workers and supervised by the Executive Director. 11214 Bensonhurst COJO serves all low income residents who come to us for aid regardless of age, race, religion or nationality. However, the majority of the people we serve are seniors, elderly Jewish immigrants, some of whom are holocaust survivors, and mostly all who have resettled here from what was formerly the Soviet Union. We offer citizenship courses and English as a second language classes (ESL). We provide assistance in voter registration and obtaining government benefits and entitlements including Food Stamps, Public Assistance, Medicaid, Social Security and Section 8 housing. We provide much needed translation services to assist in the understanding and completion of forms and important documents, including applications for health insurance, permanent residence (Green Card), and citizenship.
We run food pantry and provide food vouchers. We locate affordable housing and arrange furniture distribution. Clients come to us for crisis
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Public School 288K 13-6400434 Cleared
Groundswell Community Mural Project 11-3427213 Cleared
Coney Island Cathedral of Deliverance 112744627 Pending Public School 329K 13-6400434 Cleared
Marquis Studios, Ltd. 13-3047206 Cleared
Gravesend Athletic Association 113019763- Cleared
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5000.00 DYCD 5000.00 DOE
20000.00 DCA Public School 90K - Edna Cohen School
76714.00 DYCD
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2950 West 25th Street
339 Douglass Street
2929 West 30th Street
45 Main Street, Suite 612 2840 West 12th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11224
169 Bay 44th Street Att Frank LoPiccolo
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11224 To fund a six-week after-school program.
11217 To fund upcoming summer programs and fiscal year 2010 after-school programs.
11224 To fund performing arts programs.
11201
11214-5527 The funds from this grant are us to support the entire organization. We use the funds to purchase equipment, rent gym and office space as well as maintain three baseball and softball field facilities. We purchase and maintain field supplies and equipment, purchase infield clay as well as
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2929 West 30th Street Brooklyn, NY 11224 (40.574599166013414, - 73.99622242338312) 45 Main Street, Suite 612 Brooklyn, NY 11201 (40.702832804637126, - 73.99063630201928) 169 Bay 44th Street Brooklyn, NY 11214-5527 (40.59102822857898, - 73.9883809448894)
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Otsar Family Services, Inc. 112601112- Cleared
Jewish Association for Services for the Aged 13-2620896 Cleared (JASA)
Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society (HIAS), Inc. 13-5633307 Cleared
Arab American Association of New York, Inc. 113604756- Cleared
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5000.00 DFTA Coney Island Active Aging
5000.00 DYCD
4000.00 DYCD
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2334 WEST 13TH STREET
132 West 31st Street, 10th Floor
333 Seventh Avenue, 16th Floor
7111 5th Avenue
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To help them learn valuable skills to intergrate into their familes, we will be providing social development centered around the broader family dining experience. This includes shoppping and preparing basic foods, table setting and cleanup, proper use of utensils, family style dining (including portion control) and skills appropriate for family interaction around the table.
Other activities are art and music and gym. The staff conducting these activies have extensive background in these skills sets with our population 10001 To provide a wide range of programs to seniors at Coney Island Active Aging, including social and health services, as well as educational, recreational and cultural programs.
10001 To increase participation of Russian-speaking people in civic life
11209 The Arab American Family Education Initiative (AAFEI) seeks to
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2334 WEST 13TH STREET BROOKLYN, NY 11223 (40.590470648920814, - 73.98307494491655)
132 West 31st Street, 10th Floor New York, NY 10001 (40.748454549807946, - 73.99055730420031) 333 Seventh Avenue, 16th Floor New York, NY 10001 (40.747555227778605, - 73.99309339232292) 7111 5th Avenue
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Jewish Association for Services for the Aged 132620896- Cleared (JASA)
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5000.00 DFTA JASA Scheuer House of Coney Island Senior Center
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Page 94 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) promote independence, productivity and family stability by supporting Arab American youth as well as their parents and caregivers. Through AAFEI, the Arab American Association of New York will improve academic achievement for 40 Arab American youth by providing rigorous K-8th grade after-school tutoring four afternoons per week. Two AAANY staff members and at least five high-achieving high school and college student volunteers will serve as tutors. The volunteers, Arab American students who went through the same schools, will be role models for the younger students.
For older youth, we will increase college matriculation by teaching 40 students per year in two SAT preparation courses, and provide individual counseling, application review, and college visits to 50 students per year. Given the scarce resources of local high schools and the complex knowledge required to advise students on college choices, AAFEI is the only college-track assistance available to many of our students. 10001 JASA Scheuer House of Coney island Senior Center is located in Coney Island neighborhood of Brooklyn The Center is open five days a week, from Monday through Friday, From 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM and provides a wide variety of programs and services including health and wellness activities, lectures of interest to the senior participants, art classes, computer classes in the Center’s fully equipped Computer Lab featuring 8 (eight) computers complete with Internet access, ESL (English as a Second Language) classes for individuals from the Former Soviet Union, referrals for social services, parties, and trips to areas of interest throughout the New York Metropolitan area. The senior center
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132 West 31st Street New York, NY 10001 (40.748454549807946, - 73.99055730420031)
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Public School 100K 13-6400434 Cleared
Marquis Studios 13-3047206 Pending
Guild for Exceptional Children, Inc. 116037766- Cleared
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5000.00 DOHMH
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2951 West 3rd Street
45 Main Street, Suite 849 2360 Benson Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11214
260 - 68th Street
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11223 To extend the after-school early childhood program.
11201
11220 Funding is requested to provide equipment;training to staff and to offset actual staffing costs to create a Wellness Center for senior citizens with developmental disabilities served by the Guild. Nearly 2/3 of the 900 individuals in our care are over 40 years of age and a very high percentage are over 60. The oldest individual in our care is 86 years of age. Due to genetic syndromes and the lifetime effect of certain
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Russian American Foundation, Inc. 133946716- Cleared
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25000.00 DYCD
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Page 106 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) medications, many individuals show the effects of aging at an earlier age. The Guild is developing a Wellness Center to improve balance and cardio-vascular health and prevent falls and hospitalizations which are devastating to the people in our care and expensive for taxpayers. This is a win-win proposition that will help our senior citizens live fuller and more productive lives while preventing falls and unnecessary hospitalizations. The funding we seek will help pay for the equipment we need and will be used to! help offset salary costs of staff; provide training to staff and provide ongoing availability of supports and services to the individuals with developmental disabilities in our care. 10017 I) 10th Annual Russian Heritage Festival is a month long series of events which celebrate NYs Russian speaking community and honor the diversity of its cultural traditions. 90 of the events are free to the public. 2012 marks Festivals 10th Anniversary and RAFs goal is to increase access for NYC communities and awareness and participation of global Russian speaking communities. II) Russian American Health Coalition is a collaborative initiative between community groups, faith-based organizations and the public and private health care sectors. RAHC programming focuses on awareness and education within the community and the health care industry. RAHC is responsible for: 1) bi-weekly public health editorial publication in some of leading Russian language media, 2) outreach educational seminars and presentations in the community, 3) partnerships with NYC DOH and regional Medicare and Medicaid Office and many others III) NSLI-Y Russian American Heritage Experience. New York
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70 WEST 36 STREET SUITE 701 NEW YORK, NY 10017 (40.75062224921407, - 73.98590502566395)
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Guild for Exceptional Children, Inc. 11-6037766 Cleared
Friends of Historic New Utrecht 11-3407104 Cleared
Judah International Christian Center, Inc. 113352075- Cleared
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5000.00 DOHMH
3000.00 DCA
5000.00 DOHMH
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260 68th Street
1831 84th Street
141 Rogers Avenue
Page 112 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) City’s first and second generations of the Russian American immigrant families are struggling with developing Russian language fluency and literacy of their children and keeping ties to their heritage. In recognition of this issue,the Russian American Foundation, with partial funding through the U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, American Councils for International Education implements a NSLI-Y Russian American Heritage Experience Moscow Summer Intensive offering a full-scholarship opportunity for NYC’s high-school students an opportunity to immerse in Russian language, culture and pre-professional opportunities. IV) Annual Bolshoi Ballet Academy Summer Intensive in NY. RAF, in partnership with world-renown Moscow’s Bolshoi Ballet Academy, brings master teachers from Moscow to NY during the summer to give a unique pre-professional training and cultural opportunity to pre- professional students of classical ballet. This 6 week program takes place in NY 11220 To provide recreation therapy for adults with developmental disabilities.
11214 To fund free educational and cultural events at New Utrecht Park, including concerts.
11216-3978 Judah International Christian Center, Inc. continues its work as a faith/ community-based organization whose mission is to meet the economic, social and wholistic needs of families residing in Brooklyn through
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Brooklyn City Streetcar Company, Inc. 20-0084429 Cleared
Be Proud, Inc. 582674169- Cleared
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4000.00 DYCD Brooklyn Streetcar Artists' Group
4000.00 DYCD
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1360 Ocean Parkway
2805 East 26th Street Suite 2D
Page 118 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) collaborative relationships. Judah International, as the lead organization of Women of Faith Advocating Change has for the past five years, has worked to provide information, resources and support to educate women and girls on health disparities addressing critical areas of breast and cervical health, HIV, AIDS and STI’s, heart health, hypertension, domestic violence and mental health and illness. We continue to address these health issues proactively in providing workshops, seminars, forums and meetings geared toward prevention services.
The funds obtained this fiscal cycle will be utilized to expand the prevention strategies established to change mindsets and behaviors 11230 To provide support for the Brooklyn Streetcar Artists' Group, including an annual arts event.
11235-2748 The Be Proud Foundation hosting numerous events, such as Appreciation Luncheon For The Police And Fire Department, Toys For Tots, Your Highness Grandmother, Passover Food Distribution, The Russian Culture and Heritage Day and etc. _x000D_ The Appreciation Luncheon for the Police and Fire Department is an event, the goal of which is to express our sincere gratitude to the heroes from our local Police and Fire Department,who every day putting their lives on the line of duty for our safety.We are hosting this event 6th year in a row._x000D_ Your Highness Grandmother is an event, which is promoting family
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1360 Ocean Parkway Brooklyn, NY 11230 (40.61535488947152, - 73.96911746702182) 2805 East 26th Street Suite 2D Brooklyn, NY 11235-2748 (40.58475007172388, - 73.94270877361208)
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American Red Cross in Greater New York 111631711- Cleared
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5000.00 DYCD
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520 West 49th Street
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The goal of the Passover Food Distribution is too share kindness with people in need and seniors by giving away the packages of Kosher Food.The Be Proud Foundation has been organizing it for two years already._x000D_ _x000D_ Everybody knows that there is nothing more important than kids. Be Proud Foundation trying to tell this to our people organizing Toys for Tots event in conjunction with 41st Democratic Club. We are gathering the new unwrapped toys in order to bring joy in the lives of kids in need during holiday season. Our organization has been conducting this project for three years._x000D_ _x000D_ The Be Proud Foundation is hosting The Russian Culture and Heritage Day in conjunction with New York City Council. This year is the 10th anniversary of the event. It is being organized to honor people for their contribution into the life of The City of New York. 10019 Laptop Computer Portable Printer: 5,000 City support is requested to purchase a laptop computer and portable printer for use in the field by American Red Cross volunteer Disaster Action teams (DAT). This equipment will allow them to quickly register people and input client information at the scene so that services and assistance can be provided as soon as possible. The printers will allow
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Safety Supplies for Disaster Response Personnel: 5,000 City funding is also requested to purchase new equipment for use by the Disaster Action Teams to assist their response efforts and provide protection while in the field. Also the equipment bears the Red Cross logo, making chapter personnel identifiable to victims of disasters and emergency response partners. The chapter is seeking support to specifically purchase the following equipment:
• Shirts, windbreakers, winter coats, reflective vests, gloves and hats bearing the Red Cross logo;
• Hard helmets to protect personnel entering potentially unsafe locations to conduct damage assessments;
• Removable helmet lights and mini flashlights to assist personnel during night operations and when conducting damage assessment where lighting is inadequate;
• Utility belts, helmet holders, gear bags and portable radio pouches for equipment used in the field; and
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Prospect Park Alliance, Inc. 11-2843763 Cleared
American-Italian Coalition of Organizations, Inc. 112488439- Cleared (AMICO)
A. Genovesi Environmental Center 136400434- Cleared
Intermediate School 281K 136400434- Cleared
Staten Island Children's Museum 237379930- Cleared
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23000.00 DOE
5000.00 DOE
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138 Bay 20th Street
7151 Avenue T
8787 24th Avenue
1000 Richmond Terrace Building M
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• Face masks to protect personnel from airborne hazards in the field, especially when conducting damage assessment inside a location following a fire. 11215 To fund school field trips.
11214 The funds will be applied to the Extended Services Program. This is a pre-screening program that provides Case Assistance and Information and Referral services. Services include application assistance for entitlement benefits and advocacy to senior citizens and low income clients and their families. This program is a designated Medicare Part D Prescription Drugs Enrollment site. 11234 To support environmental center student programming
11214 To fund the Science Talent Program for 6th Grade Magnet Students.
10301-1181 Supplemental Support-- These funds will be used for job retention associated with positions that keep the NYC property in our care secure, maintained and clean. As a Museum geared to young children it is crucial to our operations to be able to provide visitors with an enviroment
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95 Prospect Park West Brooklyn, NY 11215 (40.666970939529584, - 73.97477097604573) 138 Bay 20th Street Brooklyn, NY 11214 (40.60374170991504, - 74.00404353410069)
7151 Avenue T Brooklyn, NY 11234 (40.621593315981194, - 73.90878060934088) 8787 24th Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11214 (40.59547568605156, - 73.99322910464952) 1000 Richmond Terrace Staten Island, NY 10301-1181 (40.64524986989785, - 74.10463422537721)
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Brooklyn Studio Secondary School 13-6400434 Cleared
Our Lady of Grace Roman Catholic Church 11-1694947 Cleared
St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church 111631816- Cleared
Salt and Sea Mission 11-3012147 Cleared
Jewish Community Council of Greater Coney 11-2665181 Cleared Island, Inc.
Coney Island Gospel Assembly 510142296- Cleared
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15000.00 DFTA Golden Age Club
5000.00 DFTA
5000.00 DYCD
7500.00 DFTA Haber House Senior Center
4000.00 DYCD
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8310 21st Avenue
430 Avenue W
co Anna Magaraci 1843 West 10th Street
1530 Mermaid Avenue
3001 West 37th Street, 2nd Floor
2828 Neptune Avenue
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11223 To provide funding support for senior programming offered by the Our Lady of Grace Golden Age Club.
11223 To provide support foer seniors, including quality of life, social services, food, entertainment, and travel for members of the program. Organization will purchase in support of its mission refreshment, entertainment and music as as travel fees for buses, etc.. 11224 To support the food pantry.
11224 To support educational and recreational activities at Haber House Senior Center.
11224 Food pantry for children, youth and families in Coney Island and surrounding communities.
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8310 21st Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11214 (40.604941128511854, - 73.99439888141227) Grace Gravesend Athletic Association 11-3019763 430 Avenue W Brooklyn, NY 11223 (40.593015730263744, - 73.96712097211673) 113019763- co Anna Magaraci Brooklyn, NY 11223 (40.59876999983578, - 73.97291999985794) 1530 Mermaid Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11224 (40.576746994753705, - 73.98355158559207) 3001 West 37th Street, 2nd Floor Brooklyn, NY 11224 (40.57272702528269, - 74.00241936176678) 2828 Neptune Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11224 (40.57779020830765, -
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Associazioni Siciliane Unite de New York, Inc. 113416416- Cleared
American Red Cross in Greater New York 11-1631711 Cleared
Mark Twain Intermediate School 239 for the 13-6400434 Cleared Gifted and Talented (K239)
Brooklyn Historical Society, The 111630813- Cleared
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520 West 49th Street
2401 Neptune Avenue
128 Pierrepont Street
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11223 ASU of NY will provide referral/support services, presentations to enhance cultural awareness of ethnic groups,provide cultural programs, support soccer tournaments for the youth,provide historical/or recreational excursions for the elderly, as well as informational forums for the youth,elderly,and women. 10019 To support the Learn to Swim program.
11224 To provide funding to support educational services.
11201 BHS will reproduce and distribute poster-sized copies of The Plan of the City of New York in North America, a map created by Bernard Ratzer in the late 1760s, to classrooms throughout Brooklyn. The reproductions of the map will be accompanied by historical context, lesson plans and classroom activities that will enable students and teachers throughout Brooklyn to deepen their understanding of and engagement with Brooklyn history.
According to map historian Paul E. Cohen, the Ratzer map “is perhaps the finest map of an American city and its environs produced in the 18th century.†Lieutenant Bernard Ratzer was a British engineer and surveyor who was commissioned by the British Army to make
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520 West 49th Street New York, NY 10019 (40.76427134362434, - 73.99291579995803) 2401 Neptune Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11224 (40.57825977426951, - 73.99201079514357) 128 Pierrepont Street Brooklyn, NY 11201 (40.694971868725474, - 73.99232896859803)
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Council of Jewish Organizations of Flatbush, Inc. 112864728- Cleared
Public School 215K 136400434- Cleared
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15000.00 DOE
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415 Avenue S
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Otsar Family Services, Inc. 11-2601112 Cleared
Italian Board of Guardians 111633571- Cleared
Ballet Theatre Foundation, Inc. 13-1882106 Cleared
Midtown Management Group, Inc., The 13-3192793 Cleared
Public School 215K 13-6400434 Cleared
Congress of Italian-American Organizations, Inc. 23-7082544 Cleared
Guardians of the Sick 11-6003433 Cleared
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5000.00 DYCD
23000.00 DCA American Ballet Theatre
20000.00 DCA Public School 128K - Bensonhurst School
4000.00 DOE
15000.00 DYCD
5000.00 DYCD Our Place
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2324 West 13th Street
7808 18TH AVENUE
890 Broadway, 3rd Floor
630 Ninth Avenue, Suite 802 2075 84th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11214
415 Avenue S
5816 18th Avenue
5216 11th Avenue
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11223 To provide funds for culturally-themed community trips.
11214 THE COMMUNITY AT LARGE IS SERVICED WITH PROGRAMS SUCH AS HOME COMPANIONS, TUTORING AND COUNSELING SERVICES. ALL PROGRAMS ARE LOW COST.
10003 To provide teaching artist appearances and complimentary tickets for schools.
10036
11223 To provide funding to support educational services.
11219 To provide funds for social, immigration, food stamps, welfare, Medicaid, senior and youth information services.
11219 The Family Crisis Intervention Program assists families whose children
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Public School 101K 13-6400434 Cleared
Public School 209K 13-6400434 Cleared
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2360 Benson Avenue
2609 East 7th Street
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11235 To support ESL programs at the school.
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Brooklyn Bureau of Community Service 111630780 Pending
Public School 101K 13-6400434 Cleared
Salt and Sea Mission 113012147- Cleared
Jewish Association for Services for the Aged 13-2620896 Cleared (JASA)
Brooklyn Arts Council 237072915- Cleared
Coney Island Youth Alive, Inc. 510602645- Cleared
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4000.00 DOE
5000.00 DYCD
5000.00 DFTA Tops NORC
20000.00 DCA Public School 95
3600.00 DYCD
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285 Schermerhorn Street
2360 Benson Avenue
1530 MERMAID AVE ON 16TH STREET SECOND FLOOR
132 West 31st Street, 10th Floor
55 Washington Street Suite 218 345 Van Sicklen Street
2953 west 33rd street
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11217 Funding towards operating expenses for BCS BKLYN UNLTD. For more than 50 years, BCS has provided the most severely disabled adults, for whom employment opportunities are unlikely, and who would otherwise be homebound and isolated, with unique and enriching opportunities to work through its BKLYN UNLTD Workshop. 11214 To provide funding to support educational services.
11224 At the food pantry we feed approximately 3,500 people monthly. We are open Tuesday and Thursday from noon to 2 pm. We distribute clothing blanket toiletries furniture and household items. All services are available to all. Other vital ministries include drug and alcohol counseling and a detoxifcation program, as well as HIV/AIDS entitlements, and social service housing advocacy. 10001 To provide a wide range of programs to seniors at Tops NORC, including social and health services, as well as educational, recreational and cultural programs.
11201
11224 C.I. Youth Alive is a drill team that trains youth how to play drums and march in a drill formation. This org also teaches leadership,tolerance
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2360 Benson Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11214 (40.5978448936475, - 73.99176933817884) 1530 MERMAID AVE ON 16TH STREET SECOND FLOOR BROOKLYN, NY 11224 (40.57688000031192, - 73.98590999994639)
132 West 31st Street, 10th Floor New York, NY 10001 (40.748454549807946, - 73.99055730420031) 55 Washington Street Suite 218 Brooklyn, NY 11201 (40.702688366154774, - 73.98957290186571) 112665181- 2953 west 33rd street Brooklyn, NY 11224
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Public School 95K 136400434- Cleared
Lower East Side Tenement Museum, The 133475390- Cleared
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91 Orchard Street
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10002-3132 Each year, the Tenement Museum provides unique opportunities for tens of thousands of students from across the City to explore American immigration history. The Museum brings the Lower East Side’s historic immigrants to life through its interpretation of 97 Orchard Street, an 1863 landmark tenement that housed more than 7,000 people before it was condemned as unfit for human occupancy in 1935. The Museum has thus far restored the rear yard and six upper floor apartments to represent different historical moments in order to interpret the lives of families who once lived there. Through educator-led tours of 97 Orchard Street and the surrounding neighborhood, students learn about important historical events through the personal stories of the tenement’s past residents, and gain perspectives on the struggles immigrants confronted as they became Americans.
All of the Museum’s Education Programs are provided at significantly subsidized rates and/or free of charge to New York City public schools. Education Programs include:
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345 Van Sicklen Street Brooklyn, NY 11223 (40.5962257276715, - 73.9750449730087) 91 Orchard Street New York, NY 10002-3132 (40.71816503433651, - 73.99028832082354)
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Kingsborough Community College 11-3022873 Cleared
Agudath Israel of America Community Services, 133975090- Cleared Inc.
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5000.00 DYCD
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2001 Oriental Boulevard
42 Broadway
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City Council support would enable the Museum to maintain a subsidized student ticket rate of 7 for New York City public schools, a more than 50 discount from its regular student ticket price of 15. City Council support would allow the Museum to continue welcoming thousands of students from across the City at significantly reduced rates. 11235 To provide support for a variety of concert and performance series.
10004 ADULT LITERACY - This request for funding is for the purpose of creating ESOL classes for adults who cannot read, write, and speak English, along with support services such as counseling and case management. Agudath Israel of America Community Services classes will be conducted by professional ESOL instructors and will enable participants to read, write, and speak English. Our students will improve their English language proficiency and prepare them to enroll in professional training/education and become job ready. Parents will
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Public School 101K 136400434- Cleared
Brooklyn Studio Secondary School 136400434- Cleared
Metropolitan New York Coordinating Council on 132738818- Cleared Jewish Poverty, Inc.
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5000.00 DOE
25000.00 DYCD
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2360 Benson Avenue
8310 21st Avenue
80 Maiden Lane 21st Floor
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11214 To fund the school band and to rent gym space for the Boys and Girls PSAL basketball program.
10038 Met Council along with service sites under our network of 25 local Jewish Community Councils provide case assistance services and information and referral (also knows as the Extended Services Program) to individuals and families in need throughout New York City. It is more cost effective than full-blown case management, which many clients are not eligible for and is not readily available at the point of crisis. Case workers connect clients to benefits/entitlements, financial assistance, emergency food vouchers and packages, clothing, legal assistance, employment assistance, etc. Last year we provided 49,705 units of crisis intervention and case services, 235,324 units of information and referral, 19,537 people enrolled Child Health Plus/Family Health Plus and 9,231 people enrolled in Food Stamps.
This grant will pay for staff that will help 400 individuals directly and leverage additional private and philanthropic funds that will go directly to the clients. Without this staff we cannot get the clients this leveraged funding.
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2360 Benson Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11214 (40.5978448936475, - 73.99176933817884) 8310 21st Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11214 (40.604941128511854, - 73.99439888141227) 80 Maiden Lane 21st Floor New York, NY 10038 (40.70714164701863, - 74.00743179956632)
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Folksbiene Yiddish Theatre, Inc. 13-3998872 Cleared
Film Fleadh Foundation, Inc. 13-4051235 Cleared
Prospect Park Alliance, Inc. 112843763- Cleared
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5000.00 DCA
35000.00 DCA
10000.00 DPR
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135 West 29th Street, Room 504
384 Warren Street, Suite 2R
95 Prospect Park West
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Due to the economic crisis, a new population of individuals has surfaced that are accessing government benefits and entitlements for the first time. Having never needed to utilize these services before, this population does not know how to navigate the system and are often unaware that they may be eligible for such benefits. For those individuals who have difficulty navigating the system due to language barriers, our culturally sensitive staff will assist them with the application in their native language. Our ability to keep workers trained and current on benefits is essential to the success of our program and our clients. In order to both educate and enroll potentially eligible individuals in benefits and entitlements programs, Met Council needs additional staff members to perform community outreach and education as well as enrollment. 10001 To help fund the theater's mainstage productions, bilingual children's programs, an ongoing play reading series and outreach programs.
11201 To help pay for advertising, venue rental, equipment rentals, hotel expenses and artist travel for the Craic Fest.
11215 The Prospect Park Alliance, in partnership with the City of New York and the community, restores, develops, and operates the Park for the enjoyment of all New Yorkers. The Alliance is dedicated to serving visitors through its facilities and programs, caring for the Parks natural environment, and preserving its historic design. Prospect Park’s 585
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135 West 29th Street, Room 504 New York, NY 10001 (40.74726744472923, - 73.99144763300933) 384 Warren Street, Suite 2R Brooklyn, NY 11201 (40.68474256231591, - 73.98967218775147) 95 Prospect Park West Brooklyn, NY 11215 (40.666970939529584, - 73.97477097604573)
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The Alliance requests Member Expense items to support Field Maintenance and Youth and Environmental Education Programs in the Park. Since the Alliance invested over 12 million in restoring the Parade Ground, young athletes have thrived. With City funding, the Alliance can safeguard the restoration through proper field maintenance. In addition, this funding allows school groups from the Council Members’ District to come to educational programming at the Prospect Park Audubon Center or Lefferts Historic House.
Located at the Park’s historic Boathouse, the Prospect Park Audubon Center, a partnership between Audubon New York and the Prospect Park Alliance, is the nation’s first urban Audubon Center, and a national model that is being replicated in numerous cities. The Center offers ongoing and special exhibits, family workshops, free art and science classes, drop-in programs, adult workshops, guided and self-guided nature tours and trails, citizen science activities, and tours of the Lullwater and Lake on the Electric Boat. Last year, the Prospect Park Audubon Center served 70,651 people (primarily children and families) through public programs and an additional 12,640 children through school programs.
Lefferts Historic House is an 18th Century farmhouse that the Alliance operates as a museum dedicated to the history of Brooklyn, Prospect Park, and the seasonal cycles of life in the farming village of Flatbush.
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A. Genovesi Environmental Center 13-6400434 Cleared
High School of Sports Management 136400434- Cleared
Brooklyn Italian Youth Soccer Club, Inc. 11-3563329 Cleared
Marquis Studios, Ltd. 13-3047206 Cleared
Most Precious Blood Roman Catholic Church 11-1690779 Cleared
Jewish Association for Services for the Aged 13-2620896 Cleared (JASA)
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5000.00 DOE
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20000.00 DCA Public School 101K - The Verrazano School
5000.00 DFTA Golden Age Group/Senior Club
5000.00 DFTA Trump 4 Us NORC
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7151 Avenue T
2630 Benson Avenue
5725 18th Avenue
45 Main Street, Suite 612 2360 Benson Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11214
70 Bay 47th Street
132 West 31st Street, 10th Floor
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11214 To provide funding for the school's "Between the Lines" multi-media center
11228 To support a soccer and physical fitness program for boys and girls.
11201
11214 To provide funding support for the Golden Age Group/Senior Club.
10001 To provide a wide range of programs to seniors at Trump 4 Us NORC, including social and health services, as well as educational, recreational and cultural programs.
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Community District 22/Region 6 13-6499434 7151 Avenue T Brooklyn, NY 11234 (40.621593315981194, - 73.90878060934088) 2630 Benson Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11214 (40.59359129636249, - 73.98472070423014) 5725 18th Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11228 (40.6232599301091, - 73.98597975507118) 45 Main Street, Suite 612 Brooklyn, NY 11201 (40.702832804637126, - 73.99063630201928) Grace Gravesend Athletic Association 11-3019763 70 Bay 47th Street Brooklyn, NY 11214 (40.59006658384549, - 73.98590655051274) 132 West 31st Street, 10th Floor New York, NY 10001 (40.748454549807946, - 73.99055730420031)
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Computers for Youth Foundation, Inc. 133935309- Cleared
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520 Eighth Avenue 10th Floor
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10018 CFY-NYC seeks NYC Councilmember Recchia’s support to strengthen and expand our Take IT Home Program that will help up to 200 low-income families in CC District 47 in Brooklyn improve their Home Learning Environment, contributing to stronger student engagement and higher academic performance. We will work with I.S. 228 David A. Brody School to provide training, support and a free home computer loaded with educational resources. _x000D_ CFY-NYC requests a grant of 10,000 from Councilmember Recchia that will strengthen CFY-NYC’s core Take IT Home program, support the introduction of CFY’s innovative new resources (including a new My Home Learning Launch Pad and a newly-upgraded www.MyHomeLearning.com) into our NYC programs, and strengthen workshops for teachers. Our specific goals include: _x000D_ 1) With Councilmember Recchias support, CFY-NYC will continue our Take IT Home program outreach by serving up to 200 low-income families at IS 228. Following a half-day training in our Family Learning workshops, each qualifying family will receive a free home computer connected to educational software that is a) preloaded onto the hard drive; b) available online through CFY’s MyHomeLearning.com, and c) available through subscriptions to Kaplan, Dreambox, Manga High and GameStar Mechanics. In addition to substantial bilingual training,
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American Museum of Natural History 13-6162659 Cleared
Brooklyn Italian Youth Soccer Club, Inc. 113563329- Cleared
Federation of Italian American Organizations of 112507910- Cleared Brooklyn, Ltd.
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200 Central Park West
5725 18th Avenue
7403 - 18th Avenue
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11204 Youth soccer program that teaches soccer and physical fitness
11204 The Federation of Italian American Organizations of Brooklyn, Ltd. intends to utilize the funds requested to provide crucial services to the community. We have a large elderly and immigrant population that poplulation that relies heavily on our services on a daily basis. We also target youngsters and their entire families for services. Clients will be assisted with the filing of applications for entitlements such as Medicaid, Medicare, Food Stamps, Public Assistance, Section 8, HEAP applications, etc. Clients will be pre-screened and services will be
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200 Central Park West New York, NY 10024 (40.78096504116712, - 73.97250791107228) 5725 18th Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11204 (40.6232599301091, - 73.98597975507118) 7403 - 18th Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11204 (40.61386201490291, - 73.99546760248029)
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Astella Development Corporation 112458675- Cleared
Our Lady of Grace Roman Catholic Church 11-1694947 Cleared
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25000.00 DSBS
5000.00 DFTA Widow Support Goup
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430 Avenue W
Page 226 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) provided as they are deemed eligible for benefits. We will prepare all the necessary documents for clients, set up appointments for them at the appropriate agency, and will provide follow-up services. Referral services will also be provided if necessary. 11224 Astella Development Corp. will contract with an organization to provide 10-hour Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) training classes, 4-hour scaffold training classes, and 4-hour flagging classes. Upon completion of the classes, students will receive certification cards. The OSHA and scaffolding cards are mandatory to work on construction sites. The flagging certification card is mandatory to obtain a job as a flagger, who directs motorist street traffic at a construction site. The certifications will be particularly beneficial to Coney Island residents seeking to work on construction sites in Coney Island as the area’s redevelopment progresses. Students will be provided job placement services upon graduation. According to the U.S. Department of Labor, an effective program of safety and health training for workers can result in fewer injuries and illnesses, better morale, lower insurance premiums, and other benefits. Astella staff members are exploring various organizations to provide the training and have met with individuals from the Brooklyn-based organization P.P.E.E. to learn of its capabilities. Astella will also work with three community outreach individuals in Coney Island to sign up motivated Coney Island residents for the classes who are interested in entering the construction trades leading to sustaining careers. Classes will take place at a selected site in Coney Island in order to make it convenient and free of traveling costs for students to partake in the training. 11223 To provide funding support for senior programming offered by the Our
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1618 Mermaid Ave Brooklyn, NY 11224 (40.57665706255074, - 73.98434298897786)
Grace Gravesend Athletic Association 11-3019763 430 Avenue W
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Masbia 201923521- Cleared
Partnership With Children, Inc. 135596751- Cleared
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299 Broadway Suite 1300
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11219 To operate a central kitchen that will provide fresh, hot meals to several soup kitchens. Operating a central kitchen enables the Masbia network to distribute cost-effective, fresh meals throughout the city five days a week. 10007 Partnership with Children through our innovative, successful program seeks to influence the education process by finding solutions to problems that negatively impact the classroom environment. Open Heart-Open Mind is unique in that it provides social work services in New York City public schools on a full-time basis. The three person social work team with MSW degrees are integrated in the school community and work directly with students and their families and collaborate with teachers and administrators through out the school year. The program impacts five key areas: 1) Students develop social and emotional skills that are necessary for success in the classroom.; 2) Parents are engaged in their childrens education. Students and families obtain needed services and support in the school community and in the community at large.; 3) Improved classroom climate for teaching and learning.; 4) Increased school safety and positive schoo! l community; and 5) Increase in student attendance rates. The program is currently implemented in Brooklyn’s PS 3, PS 25, PS 46, JHS 265, Maxwell HS, High School for Global Citizenship, Cobble Hill HS; Queen’s PS 111, PS 124, Richmond Hill HS; Staten Island’s PS 14, PS 20; Bronx’s IS 190, MS 296; Manhattan Marta Valle. In addition, we provide services in 8 New York City Department of
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Books Before Ball, Inc. 04-3691847 Cleared
Brooklyn Arts Council, Inc. 23-7072915 Pending
Theatre Rehabilitation for Youth, Inc. 11-2685724 Cleared
Jewish Community Council of Greater Coney 11-2665181 Cleared Island, Inc.
ACTS Community Development Corporation 010679652- Cleared
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7500.00 DYCD
20000.00 DCA Public School 97K
2000.00 DCA
7500.00 DFTA Marlboro Senior Center
5000.00 DYCD Coney Island Lighthouse Mission
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2675 West 36th Street
55 Washington Street 1885 Stillwell Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11223
58 Farragut Avenue
3001 West 37th Street, 2nd Floor
1913 West 7th Street
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All of the students served by Partnership with Children are economically challenged and although 79 are registered for the federal free lunch program, we know there are even a greater number that qualify for the program. Fifty percent of the students served by Partnership with Children are African-American, 40 are Latino, 10 are Asian/other and 3 are white. 11224 To fund various programs for youth, including basketball, a junior high school program at IS 288 that includes an hour of classroom instruction and then sports, as well as a program designed to teach nutrition and physical well-being. 11201
10303 To hold a senior citizens' luncheon/theater program.
11224 To support educational and recreational activities at Marlboro Senior Center.
11223 The Lighthouse Mission is dedicated to fighting hunger and poverty in the Coney Island community, providing families with food assistance to meet immediate needs as well as a range of services to move clients
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2675 West 36th Street Brooklyn, NY 11224 (40.57915066161002, - 74.0024933104546) 55 Washington Street Brooklyn, NY 11201 (40.702688366154774, - 73.98957290186571) 58 Farragut Avenue Staten Island, NY 10303 (40.621259765035155, - 74.16515226551415) 3001 West 37th Street, 2nd Floor Brooklyn, NY 11224 (40.57272702528269, - 74.00241936176678) 1913 West 7th Street Brooklyn, NY 11223 (40.600606008190994, -
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Our Lady of Grace Roman Catholic Church 111694947- Cleared
Women's Organization Dedicated to Meeting 04-3664345 Cleared Their Medical and Emotional Needs, Inc.
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9201 4th Avenue, 7th Floor
Page 244 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) meet immediate needs as well as a range of services to move clients toward self-sufficiency. It offers a broad range of services, from pre- screening for government benefits, an after-school program, social service referrals to drug and alcohol counseling, emergency food and clothing support, ESL and GED training, job readiness training, and more. The Lighthouse Mission consists of three core programs, the Coney Island Lighthouse Pantry, Coney Island Community Kitchen and Lighthouse Say Yes After School Program. The Community Kitchen provides meals that are open to the public each Friday, as well as after- school hot snacks for our youth five days a week. The Lighthouse Pantry is open five days a week and distributes grocery bags on Tuesdays and Thursdays to 1400 families each month. In addi! tion, our Farmer’s Market delivers fresh produce every week, which is distributed free of charge to our community. Our After School Program operates 5 days a week from 3 PM to 5:30 PM where we feeds 24 high- risk children with a nutritional meal and snack each day; assist each child with their homework and provide special tutoring for specific needs. 11223 Our membership exceeds 165 members, serving approximately 120-140 Seniors on any give Tuesday. We welcome all ethnic and religious denominations. We provide the seniors with music for their dancing pleasure, bingo, conversation, and refreshments. Some members prefer to play cards and other games. All holidays are celebrated. Once a month a nurse is avai9lable to take blodd pressure and provide relative information. On occasion speakers from various government agencies discuss pertinent issues. 11209 To provide funds for domestic violence educational workshops for women and families.
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113019763- 430 Avenue W Brooklyn, NY 11223 (40.593015730263744, - 73.96712097211673)
9201 4th Avenue, 7th Floor Brooklyn, NY 11209
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BRIC Arts | Media | Bklyn, Inc. 112547268- Cleared
Coney Island Gospel Assembly 51-0142296 Cleared
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4000.00 DYCD
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2828 Neptune Avenue
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11217 Funding is requested to support BRIC’s presentation of high quality arts and media to broad populations in Brooklyn and New York City in FY12. Specific activities will include those with a direct impact on District 47, among them: 1) the presentation of our critically-acclaimed, free eight week performing arts festival Celebrate Brooklyn! featuring diverse forms of music, dance, film, theater and spoken word presented at the Prospect Park Bandshell 2) our educational programs presented by the Brooklyn Center for Media Education at the BCAT Media Center, the creation and cablecast of Brooklyn-focused television programming through Brooklyn Free Speech TV and Brooklyn Independent Television initiatives including coverage of people and events in District 47, such as Brooklyn Cyclones Baseball – Live from Coney Island. 3) our contemporary art exhibition programs, presented at BRIC Rotunda Gallery. 4) the presentation of a renowned school-based arts-in- education program at 15-20 Brooklyn public schools. Specifically, funding will be used to defray artist fees, production and marketing costs, and program management expenses. All BRIC activities will emphasize top quality production values, yet be offered for free or at very low cost to ensure accessibility by the widest possible audience. 11224 To provide funds for the after-school program and the food pantry.
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2828 Neptune Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11224 (40.57779020830765, - 73.99545860925997)
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Alvin Ailey Dance Foundation 132584273- Cleared
Brighton Neighborhood Association, Inc. 112435523- Cleared
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20000.00 DCA Public School 329
12000.00 DYCD
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405 West 55th Street 2929 West 30th Street
1121 Brighton Beach Avenue Brooklyn
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11235-5558 To assist our economically challenged immigrant populatin to access and retain needed entitlements. Advocate for vulnerable tenants with building owners and government agencies to prevent exploitation and displacement. Provide legal couinseling if needed for Housing Court. Provide job counseling including writing a proper resume and how to conduct oneself in an interview. l. We will effectively make a more cohesive community. At least 100 subsidy applications will be processed covering such progams as; i.e., Food Stamps Temporary Assistance, SCRIE, DRIE, HEAP and SECTION 8. Counsel at least 30 residents a month in order to address housing repairs, lease and rent arrears issues, eviction prevention and landlord negotiations, as well as educate on housing rights and responsibilities. 2. An initiation of After School JHomework Help including Kidergarteners, First Graders and Second Graders, servicing a maximum of 10 children at! our local library 3.Train parents from our local schools on basic ujse of the Computer at our storefront. Our office has two laptops. A two-hour session for two at a time servicing 10 individuals a week. 4. Coordinating with The Mayaors Office Immigrant Affairs for the participation in the Immigrant Heritage Week creating a multi-cultural
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Hospital Audiences, Inc 136277895- Cleared
Sephardic Home for the Aged, Inc. 11-1694718 Cleared
Coney Island Generation Gap Reunion 208562533- Cleared Committee
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20000.00 DCA Intermediate School 239
13000.00 DFTA
14000.00 DYCD
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548 Broadway, 3rd Floor 2401 Neptune Avenue
2266 Cropsey Avenue
2904 Neptune Avenue
Page 262 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) event for tjhe community. Participants will be educating us about their cultures with demonstrations of traditional outfits, music, dance, handcrafts and ethnic foods. In an effort to improve the quality of lfie: Assist clients to prepare for US Citizenship Test, Assist clients to study for the GED, Assist undocumented residents with filing of IRS Form W- 7, Help new immigrants with translating documents for school registration for their children. Give guidance to new immigrants on Healthcare assistance and Insurance, Build confidence and self-worth. 10012
11214 To support a program for Alzheimer's patients.
11224-2021 CIGG’S Dress for Success Future Focus Project will support our clients during this critical time by providing information that will help youth/adults unfamiliar with the workplace continue to develop skills and advance in their careers. The FFP will offer members a comfortable atmosphere in which they can share, grow and network with other peers who have recently made the same transition into the workforce. CIGG’S commitment is helping children and families to succeed; with a partnership with NYCHA and other community partners we will maintain a staff of professionals, who will work diligently to keep Gravesend Community Center Open for all to use, and keep our youth out of gangs and off the streets. Our Future Focus Program will work
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548 Broadway, 3rd Floor New York, NY 10012 (40.72895724821268, - 73.99822852111026) 2266 Cropsey Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11214 (40.596299587412986, - 73.99759754715629) 2904 Neptune Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11224-2021 (40.5777362489859, - 73.99601618891819)
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Art's House Schools, Inc. 870790139- Cleared
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1001-1003 Surf Avenue
Page 268 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) with our youth/families teaching arts and media education, making of documentaries, continue our television show on BCAT Channel 68 Coney Island Generation Gap Inspirational TV, which won ! in 2009 Beta Award for Outstanding Documentary for our Stop the Violence Campaign, (please see YouTube Coney Island Stop the Violence Rally) also computer skills, How to use Sound Boards, making CD DVD movies, also educating our youth on copy right laws, we currently work with BCAT and Life Academy High school who will be at our program 4 times a week working with our youth afterschool teaching media arts and education. CIGG Crave for Fitness: Our health and wellness program will include efforts to encourage healthy lifestyles, including physical activity; promote fitness and nutrition education; support parental involvement in their children’s lives; provide access to our safe facility for physical activity; and directly support adequate and healthy nutrition. Our program will educate family, and children including obesity prevention knowledgeably and strategically thinking about how resources can be generated as well as how they can best be used to support effective and sustainable efforts. A Fitness Instructor will come to our program twic 11224-2801 “Dance Off the Streets†is a program designed to keep teenagers age 7-17 of the streets and out of gangs. “Dance Off the Streets†empowers the youth of Coney Island to be creative, productive leaders, who will have the skills to work collectively, solve problems and maintain physical fitness. These children work with positive peers and role models: and to strengthen their respect for themselves, others and their environments. “Dance Off the Streets†improves children’s communication proficiency, their focus levels, and their peer and adult
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1001-1003 Surf Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11224-2801 (40.575120348816405, - 73.96853762747348)
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St. Finbar's Golden Age Club 111631812- Pending
Coney Island Generation Gap Reunion 20-8562533 Cleared Committee
New York Board of Rabbis 131809283- Cleared
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138 Bay 20th Street
2904 Neptune Avenue
136 East 39th Street 4th Floor
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11224 To teach youth and seniors arts and media education, computer skills, health and wellness.
10016-0914 The NYBR will provide community education workshops in each community to teach 100 adults - clergy, child care professionals and volunteers as well as parents to prevent, recognize and react responsibly to the signs of child sexual abuse and molestation. The workshop entails the Stewards of Children Prevention Training, the only third party evaluated training in the United States that has been proven to work (won the McGruff Crime Prevention Award in 2007). This three hour training teaches adults 7 Steps to protect children from sex offenders and potential perpetrators. It also teaches them how to choose child services that meet safety standards. This program uniquely empowers parents and reduces fears about the dangers in the community. Research and evaluation of the training has shown that for
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113019763- 138 Bay 20th Street Brooklyn, NY 11214 (40.60374170991504, - 74.00404353410069) 2904 Neptune Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11224 (40.5777362489859, - 73.99601618891819) 136 East 39th Street New York, NY 10016-0914 (40.74933588539665, - 73.97702250765934)
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Astella Development Corporation 112458675- Cleared
Public School 312K 13-6400434 Cleared
DOE-District 21 13-6400434 Cleared
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10000.00 DOE
9000.00 DOE
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1618 Mermaid Ave
7103 Avenue T
715 Ocean Terrace
Page 280 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) every adult trained, upwards of 10 children in the surrounding community are safer. By training 100 adults in your community, a min!_x000D_ imum 1000 children will be safer. With nearly 7000 registered sex offenders living in the five boroughs, we must take every step possible to empowering responsible adults because child protection is our job. 11224 Astella Development Corp. will recruit, test, pre-interview and refer Coney Island residents to attend Kingsborough Community College's Coney Island Project Welcome, a free training program in food service and hospitality/customer service, and other job training programs. Astella will pre-interview and register perspective students and answer their questions about the program at our office on a daily basis. Astella will administer pre-qualification testing once a week at various locations in Coney Island. Astella will assist in creating resumes for eligible candidates. Astella will also maintain a database of all registered individuals, and follow-up with the prospective students after they have completed the test. If Coney Island residents do not qualify for Coney Island Project Welcome, Astella will refer them to other training programs. In addition to Project Welcome, Astella will continue to provide referrals to job training programs and job opportunities. 11234 To fund child and youth development programming.
10301 To provide support for arts programming in School District 21 and culminating art fair.
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1618 Mermaid Ave Brooklyn, NY 11224 (40.57665706255074, - 73.98434298897786)
7103 Avenue T Brooklyn, NY 11234 (40.62138214782522, - 73.9091159940592) 715 Ocean Terrace Staten Island, NY 10301 (40.6074294834401, -
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Folksbiene Yiddish Theatre, Inc. 133998872- Cleared
BRIC Arts | Media | Bklyn, Inc. 11-2547268 Cleared
American Ballroom Theater Company, Inc. 22-2542960 Pending
Art's House Schools, Inc. 87-0790139 Cleared
Jewish Association for Services for the Aged 132620896- Cleared (JASA)
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5000.00 DCA
20000.00 DCA
20000.00 DCA Public School 90K
5000.00 DCA
10000.00 DFTA JASA Warbasse NORCSSP
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135 West 29th Street 504
647 Fulton Street
25 West 31st Street, 4th Floor 2840 West 12th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11224
1627 Mermaid Avenue
132 West 31st Street 10 th Floor
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10001-5181 Each season, The National Yiddish Theatre – Folksbiene presents more than 100 programs including: three mainstage productions, more than thirty concert readings of popular Yiddish plays and songs at senior and community centers and on City University of New York campuses in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Bronx and Queens, a touring educational show for elementary school students, Yiddish theatre workshops, and special events. All activities and performances are accompanied by English and Russian supertitles making our Yiddish-language programs accessible to Yiddish speakers and non- Yiddish speakers. 11217 To support general operating costs for free performances and programs for the Brooklyn community.
10001
11224 To provide funds for the youth-based "Dance Off the Streets" program.
10001 JASAs Warbasse Cares for Seniors is a NORC Supportive Services Program serving approximately 800 older adults in the Amalgamated Warbasse community. JASA, in collaboration with Amalgamated Warbasse Houses, Inc. and VNSNY,provides social services, health
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647 Fulton Street Brooklyn, NY 11217 (40.688264727978236, - 73.97922734803429) 25 West 31st Street, 4th Floor New York, NY 10001 (40.74715952608574, - 73.98735571777598) 1627 Mermaid Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11224 (40.57667504899132, - 73.98458580592575) 132 West 31st Street 10 th Floor New York, NY 10001 (40.748454549807946, - 73.99055730420031)
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S.P.A.R.E., Inc. 680546091- Cleared
Jewish Association for Services for the Aged 13-2620896 Cleared (JASA)
Grace Gravesend Athletic Association 11-3019763 Cleared
Jewish Community Council of Greater Coney 11-2665181 Cleared Island, Inc.
Brighton Neighborhood Association, Inc. 11-2435523 Cleared
Associazioni Siciliane Unite de New York, Inc. 113416416- Cleared
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10000.00 DYCD
10000.00 DFTA Warbasse Cares
66714.00 DYCD
7500.00 DFTA Ocean Parkway Senior Center
10000.00 DCA
4000.00 DYCD
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440 Neptune Avenue Apt 15C
132 West 31st Street, 10th Floor
169 Bay 44th Street
3001 West 37th Street, 2nd Floor
1121 Brighton Beach Avenue
208 Avenue S
Page 292 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) Warbasse Houses, Inc. and VNSNY,provides social services, health support and group educational/cultural activities to promote successful aging-in-place. The requested funding will be used for cultural and health/exercise programs as well as group outings. 11224 After school program for recreation and education
10001 To provide a wide range of programs to seniors at Warbasse Cares, including social and health services, as well as educational, recreational and cultural programs.
11214 To provide funding support for youth athletic programs.
11224 To fund services at the Ocean Parkway Senior Center.
11235 To underwrite operational costs, including rent, to continue serving the immigrant community.
11223 ASU of NY will provide referral/support services, presentations to enhance cultural awareness of ethnic groups, provide cultural programs, support soccer tournaments for the youth, provide historical /or
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440 Neptune Avenue Broolyn, NY 11224 (40.57974173711125, - 73.97018766023666) 132 West 31st Street, 10th Floor New York, NY 10001 (40.748454549807946, - 73.99055730420031) 169 Bay 44th Street Brooklyn, NY 11214 (40.59102822857898, - 73.9883809448894) 3001 West 37th Street, 2nd Floor Brooklyn, NY 11224 (40.57272702528269, - 74.00241936176678) 1121 Brighton Beach Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11235 (40.577861612289865, - 73.95619377309951) 208 Avenue S Brooklyn, NY 11223 (40.60118157428974, -
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A. Genovesi Environmental Center 13-6400434 Government
First Chernomorets USA, Inc. 113586786- Cleared
Public School 212K 13-6400434 Cleared
Jewish Association for Services for the Aged 132620896- Cleared (JASA)
Jewish Association for Services for the Aged 13-2620896 Cleared (JASA)
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22000.00 DOE
6000.00 DYCD
5000.00 DOE
5000.00 DFTA JASA TOPS NORC SSP
5000.00 DFTA Scheuer House of Coney Island Senior Center
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7151 Avenue T
3101 OCEAN PARKWAY STE 2H
87 Bay 49th Street
132 West 31st Street
132 West 31st Street, 10th Floor
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11235 We provide athletic services for local community. There arnt many indoor fields in our area and portion of this grant will be used in finding a new location during November thru April timeframe. And the rest of the grant will go towards acquiring soccer gear for children(jerseys,shorts,shinguards,balls etc.). We have 170 children in our organization. Any child ages 4 to 17 years old who wants to join our after school program can do so. 11214 To fund the physical education program.
10001 JASA’s TOPS is a NORC program serving approximately 650 older adults, the residents of Trump Village III Estate. JASA in collaboration with VNSNY and Trump Village III, Estate provides social and health support services and group educational and recreational activities to promote successful aging-in –place. The request funding will be used group outings. 10001 To provide a wide range of programs to seniors at Scheuer House of Coney Island Senior Center. including social and health services, as well as educational, recreational and cultural programs.
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7151 Avenue T Brooklyn, NY 11234 (40.621593315981194, - 73.90878060934088) 3101 OCEAN PARKWAY BROOKLYN, NY 11235 (40.57580270662294, - 73.96833505685629)
87 Bay 49th Street Brooklyn, NY 11214 (40.58805147266196, - 73.98544915507387) 132 West 31st Street New York, NY 10001 (40.748454549807946, - 73.99055730420031)
132 West 31st Street, 10th Floor New York, NY 10001 (40.748454549807946, -
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Lifestyles for the Disabled, Inc. 133740011- Cleared
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10000.00 DFTA
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930 Willowbrook Road Building 12-G
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10314 Lifestyles for the Disabled, Inc (Lifestyles) is requesting 50 thousand dollars to fund our “Serving Our Seniors†(S.O.S) initiative. This initiative will involve developmentally disabled adults (21 years of age and older) partnering with senior citizens from Staten Island and areas of Brooklyn. The purpose of this proposal is to utilize the strengths and skills of these developmentally disabled adults in activities that will maintain and enhance the quality of life of our senior population. The program will incorporate a variety of social and recreational activities including the following: • In-Home Repairs o Carpet repair, tile replacement, light bulb changing, laundry services (e.g. washing bed spreads, etc), removing unwanted furniture, etc • Outside of House Repairs o Walkway repairs, yard cleanup, garden cultivation, trash removal, etc • Recreational Activities with Transportation o Working in greenhouses, knitting, karaoke, “sing alongsâ€, craft- making activities, woodworking, participating in the Lifestyles Radio Program, etc • Social Activities (Trips) with Transportation o Staten Island Museum, Staten Island Zoo, Brooklyn Museum, Coney Island Aquarium, MOMA, Sporting Events, Broadway Plays, Movies Cultural Events, etc • Special Events o Breakfasts and luncheons with entertainment for individual seniors and senior organizations (e.g. holiday events, birthday parties, etc)
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St. Athanasius Golden Age Club 111639837- Cleared
Fractured Atlas Productions, Inc. 11-3451703 Cleared
New 42nd Street, Inc., The 133584032- Cleared
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5000.00 DFTA
33000.00 DCA
25000.00 DCA
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2154-61st street
248 West 35th Street, Suite 1202
229 West 42nd Street 10th Floor
Page 310 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) The number of seniors and developmentally disabled adults participating in any of the aforementioned activities will vary dependent upon which activity, location and transportation availability. We anticipate that the number of senior citizens and Lifestyles developmentally disabled adults that will participate in this program will be between 400 to 600 individuals on an annual basis. 11204 Program provides a weekly meeting place for seniors to gather with peers in a social setting. We provide catered meals for celebrations,refreshments, table games, lectures and information on senior issues and occassional trips. 10001 To provide funding for vital services to 4,000 artists and art groups.
10036-7299 The New 42nd Street respectfully requests an FY 2012 Expense Grant from the NYC Council to support the award-winning New Victory Education Program at the same level of service being provided in FY 2011. As NYC’s first and only professional theater dedicated to young people and families, The New Victory is positioned to engage youth throughout all stages of development with varying levels of exposure to the performing arts. Since 1995, the Education Program has partnered with over 425 schools and after-schools and served 335,000 young people by presenting the very best in international theater, dance, music, puppetry, new vaudeville and circus arts._x000D_ _x000D_ In FY 2012, the New Victory Education Program expects to partner with
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2154-61st street Brooklyn, NY 11204 (40.61656897421108, - 73.97985537205165) 248 West 35th Street, Suite 1202 New York, NY 10001 (40.75241156673684, - 73.99201420588776) 229 West 42nd Street New York, NY 10036-7299 (40.75658442095278, - 73.98821007370384)
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Public School 212K 136400434- Cleared
Public School 101 136400434 Cleared
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4000.00 DOE
5000.00 DOE
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87 Bay 49th Street
2360 benson avenue
Page 316 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) approx. 160 schools and after-school programs to serve a projected 33,000 students and teachers at practically no cost to the schools. This School Partnership enrollment will reflect a minimum of 95 NYC public schools; After-Schools will include 15-20 NYC public schools and after- schools. The Education Program will provide: 84 weekday School Time and 7 After-School Performances of 12 productions for only 2 per student; 850 FREE pre/post-show In-Classroom Workshops taught by over 40 professional Teaching Artists; NEW VICTORY® SCHOOL TOOL™ resource guides for classroom learning, now easily accessible online; sign-interpreted education shows for the deaf and hearing- impaired; and professional training for educators. This comprehensive program aligns with the NYCDOE’s Blueprint for Teaching and Learning in the Arts._x000D_ _x000D_ Through our newest initiative, Bring Your Family to the New Vic, over 120 families with children in Title I Partner Schools will be invited to attend public performances for only 5 (the host child attends for free). Pre-show receptions and workshops enrich the experience, which is a first-time event for many participants. Promotional materials are available in English, Arabic, Chinese, Spanish, Russian and Urdu to reduce language barriers. 11214 To fund an afterschool program to provide literacy and math assistance
11214 To fund arts program.
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87 Bay 49th Street Brooklyn, NY 11214 (40.58805147266196, - 73.98544915507387) 2360 benson avenue Brooklyn, NY 11214
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Most Precious Blood Roman Catholic Church 111690779- Cleared
Jewish Community Council of Greater Coney 112665181- Cleared Island, Inc.
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5250.00 DFTA
7500.00 DFTA Marlboro Senior Center
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70 Bay 47th Street
3001 West 37th Street
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11214 To provide senior services to members of the Bath Beach, Marlboro and Bensonhurst. Funs will be used to purchase refreshment at meetings and social gatherins, bus rides and entertainment. Funds will also be used to renovate meeting facility. 11224 Marlboro Senior Center respectfully requests funding in support of our Healthy Aging Activities. These funds help serve the seniors attending our senior center. We express gratitude for the consistent support you provided to the Health Promotion, Educational Recreational programs at our center in prior years.
These are extraordinary times for nonprofit organizations and the clients we serve. Devastating service reductions are terrifying to the frail elderly clients whose health and welfare depend upon our assistance.
Detailed Description and Project Public Purpose: One of the main purposes of senior center programs is to defer the need for institutionalization in nursing homes. Both physical and mental stimulation is needed on a regular basis in order to keep senior citizens minds and bodies able to cope with the daily stresses of life. Thus, the importance of Health Aging programs at senior centers.
Samples of the very popular activities, in high-demand amongst seniors, that these funds have supported in the past and which are important to continue include: • Music/Recreational Therapy
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Lutheran Medical Center 11-1839567 Cleared
Prospect Park Alliance, Inc. 11-2843763 Cleared
Brooklyn Arts Council, Inc. 23-7072915 Cleared
Learning Through an Expanded Arts Program, 132925233- Cleared Inc.
Metropolitan New York Coordinating Council on 132738818- Cleared Jewish Poverty, Inc.
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10000.00 DOHMH Lutheran Family Health Centers
5000.00 DPR
75000.00 DFTA
20000.00 DCA Public School 121
20000.00 DYCD
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150 55th Street
95 Prospect Park West
55 Washington Street, Suite 218
441 West End Avenue, #2G 5301 20 AVENUE
80 Maiden Lane 21st Floor
Page 328 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) • Arts and Crafts Instruction • Health Promotion sessions • Exercise/Tai Chi/Chair Yoga Instruction • Line and Social Dancing Instruction • ESL and Citizenship Instruction • Trips to Cultural Sites • Computer Instruction 11220 To fund free flu shots in the 47th Council District.
11215 To cover park programs and operations, including youth and education programs, playground managers, field maintenance and general operations.
11201 To fund free and low cost public performances, exhibitions and screenings for the Brooklyn community.
10024
10038 Met Council’s Career Services Department provides critical services that meet community needs that sharply rose as a result of the recession. In addition to the traditionally low-income population that this program has always served, Met Council has had an influx of previously
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150 55th Street Brooklyn, NY 11220 (40.64656359098771, - 74.02045020125868) 95 Prospect Park West Brooklyn, NY 11215 (40.666970939529584, - 73.97477097604573) 55 Washington Street, Suite 218 Brooklyn, NY 11201 (40.702688366154774, - 73.98957290186571) 441 West End Avenue, #2G New York, NY 10024 (40.785965271650014, - 73.98001725001694) 80 Maiden Lane 21st Floor New York, NY 10038 (40.70714164701863, - 74.00743179956632)
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JBI International, Inc. 13-1683279 Cleared
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5000.00 DFTA
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110 East 30th Street
Page 334 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) program has always served, Met Council has had an influx of previously middle-class individuals who were laid-off and are unable to find work in their chosen professions. This new population, combined with increasing numbers of low-income individuals requesting services, has put a burden on Met Council’s Career Services Department.
The culturally sensitive Career Services staff offers help with resume and interview preparation, career counseling, testing, job search strategies, vocational training, short and long-term career planning and job placement to clients including new immigrants, older workers, dislocated workers, and women with a history of domestic violence. We have an outstanding placement and retention record.
Due to the special needs of these groups and their reliance on Met Council’s wide range of culturally competent, community-based services, these individuals would be unlikely to access and benefit from such services elsewhere. Career counselors provide both practical and emotional support. Serving as case managers to address each client’s unique career-related needs, counselors bridge the gap between social work, and the worlds of work and education, helping individuals and families in crisis become self-sufficient and improve their quality of life. With increased funding for staff and training, we would be able to meet the growing demand for these services. Last year we served 1,050 individuals. 10016 To provide outreach to low-income, visually-impaired Russian seniors, to provide them with free audio books, magazines and cultural programs.
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110 East 30th Street New York, NY 10016 (40.74426633876256, -
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Salt and Sea Mission 11-3012147 Cleared
South Brooklyn Youth Consortium, Inc. 03-0387372 Cleared
Brooklyn Arts Council 237072915- Cleared
Council of Urban Professionals, Inc. 01-0683413 Cleared
Brooklyn Historical Society, The 11-1630813 Cleared
Coney Island USA 133215645- Cleared
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7000.00 DYCD
35000.00 DYCD
20000.00 DCA Public School 128
3000.00 DYCD
5000.00 DCA
12000.00 DYCD
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1530 Mermaid Avenue
2811 Mermaid Avenue, 2nd Floor
55 Washington Street Suite 218 2075 84 Street
55 Exchange Place, Suite 501
128 Pierrepont Street
1208 Surf Avenue
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11224 To support after-school youth development programs.
11224 To support after-school programming and summer learning academies for middle and high school students, as well as senior programs.
11201
10005 To support programming that will to empower next generation leaders with essential skills for non-profit and public sector boards.
11201 To create a new curriculum kit, In Pursuit of Freedom, to memorialize the history of abolitionism and the Underground Railroad in Brooklyn.
11224 Coney Island USA seeks 25,000 funding for the 2nd Annual Coney Island Halloween Childrens Parade on Saturday, October 29, 2011. The parade will be a family-friendly event bringing children to Coney Island for a safe, enjoyable Halloween experience and reward them with goody bags, trophies and access to the rides in Coney Island. These funds will cover the cost of parade insurance, planning, coordination,
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Judah International Christian Center, Inc. 11-3352075 Cleared
St. Rosalia-Regina Pacis Neighborhood 11-2697931 Cleared Improvement Association, Inc.
American-Italian Cancer Foundation 133035711- Cleared
Amethyst Women's Project, Inc. 11-3505513 Cleared
Brooklyn Housing and Family Services, Inc. 112412584- Cleared
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5000.00 DOHMH
4000.00 DYCD
2000.00 DOHMH
15000.00 DOHMH
20000.00 HPD Brooklyn Tenants Council
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141 Rogers Avenue
6614 11th Avenue
112 East 71st St Suite 2B
1907 Mermaid Avenue
415 Albemarle Road
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11219 To provide support for youth development and family support programs.
10021 AICFs mobile No-Cost Breast Cancer Screening Program brings mammograms, clinical breast exams, and instruction in breast self-exam to economically disadvantaged, medically under-served women in New York City. 11224 To provide funds for instructional workshops and operational costs, which is promoted and advertised throughout the 47th Council District
11218-2351 Brooklyn Housing and Family Services (BHFS) will provide housing services to tenants, homeowners and owners of multiple dwellings. BHFS will insure that tenants are provided with services and buildings are properly maintained. BHFS will assist tenants facing eviction. BHFS will assist tenants in accessing entitlements such as DRIE, SCRIE, FEPPS, SNAP and assist with lease and section 8 problems. BHFS will assist homeowners facing foreclosure with modification requests and
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141 Rogers Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11216 (40.67281257392352, - 73.95296564337559) 6614 11th Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11219 (40.62772056737441, - 74.00691597191326) 112 East 71st St Suite 2B New York, NY 10021 (40.770146197154645, - 73.96373052806632) 1907 Mermaid Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11224 (40.57648619136518, - 73.98615062625674) 415 Albemarle Road Brooklyn, NY 11218-2351 (40.64550915711396, - 73.97638398901853)
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Friends of Kaiser Park, Inc. 20-0763333 Cleared
Lutheran Family Health Center's Family Support 111839567- Cleared Center
Brooklyn Arts Council, Inc. 23-7072915 Pending
Museum of Contemporary African Diasporian 113526774- Cleared
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5000.00 DYCD
15000.00 DOHMH
20000.00 DCA Public School 128K
3000.00 DCA
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2703 West 36th Street
150-55th Street
55 Washington Street 2075 84th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11214
80 Hanson Place
Page 352 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) assist homeowners facing foreclosure with modification requests and other solutions relating to foreclosure. BHFS will refer those provided with housing assistance to other organizations to assist with other problems their family members may be facing with health, education, employment and other issues. BHFS will help people understand the problems they face and interpret documents they receive by providing services in Spanish, French/Creole, Spanish/Creole, Cantonese, Mandarin, Russian and English. Owners of multiple dwellin! gs will be provided mediation services and assistance with accessing city programs that provide support for property improvements and lead hazard remediation. BHFS will provide assistance to tenant organizations in working with building owners in joint efforts to improve the quality of live in their buildings and neighborhoods. 11224 To rent stages, sounds systems, rides for children and food for youth- oriented events, as well as toys and books for the holiday event.
11220-2559 Lutheran HealthCare will provide influenza vaccines to seniors residing in the 47th Council District of Brooklyn. In addition the funds will be used to purchase a digital blood pressure machine, a glucometer machine, and additional supplies (testing strip, needles) for testing events throughout the 47th council district. 11201
11217-11217 The Museum of Contemporary African Diasporan Arts (MoCADA) is
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2703 West 36th Street Brooklyn, NY 11224 (40.579624825247436, - 74.00263519905383) 150-55th Street Brooklyn, NY 11220-2559 (40.64656359098771, - 74.02045020125868)
55 Washington Street Brooklyn, NY 11201 (40.702688366154774, - 73.98957290186571) 80 Hanson Place
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Page 358 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) Brooklyn, New York’s first and only museum with a focus on the art, culture and history of African Americans and the African Diaspora at large. From its inception in December 1999, MoCADA has remained committed to fostering a greater awareness of the art and culture of the African Diaspora as it relates to contemporary social, political and economic issues through innovative exhibitions, public programs, community outreach initiatives and educational interactive tours. MoCADA is requesting funding to support its African Diaspora Educational Arts Project. This project is a critical part of the museum’s programming and encompasses a wide sphere of activities that foster participation and interest in the arts among the youth of Brooklyn. The Artists-In-Schools program sends professional practicing artists of African Descent into elementary, middle and high schools in Bedford Stuyvesant, Clinton Hill, East New York, and Fort Greene. These teaching artists work directly in the classrooms, placing art materials in the hands of students and helping them understand how art can be used as a vehicle for transformation. The artists, many of whom have exhibited at MoCADA, are experienced arts educators who use their own skills in teaching and art-making to collaboratively create lesson plans and programming that will suit classroom curricula and provide a creative and innovative approach to learning. This year, MoCADA is working with six schools in Brooklyn to arrange artist residencies focused on the arts and cultures of the African Diaspora. Students at the schools will learn art-making and art history from these professional artists, visit studios, and finally curate their own exhibition, to be shown at MoCADA.
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BINA Ezras Cholim, Inc. 562395556- Cleared
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Page 370 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) 11235 Honoring the victims of 9/11tragedy by maintaining the September 11 Memorial Square in Brooklyn’s Asser Levy Park and keeping it in dignified condition, organizing Commemoration ceremony, dedicated to the 10th Anniversary of the tragedy, Annual September 11 Memorial Soccer Cup and other events in tribute of Americans, fallen on September 11, 2001 11210 BINA’s Vocational Services Program for Brain Injury Survivors, with a special awareness of the needs of brain injury survivors in NYC’s Orthodox Jewish population, helps individuals with brain injury join the workforce. The vocational process consists of an initial intake, a vocational assessment, individual coaching in resume writing, interviewing skills and job search strategies. On-the-job coaching and extended follow-up is provided as well to ensure job retention. BINA’s staff is specially trained to assist brain injury survivors whose cultural needs often prevent them from taking advantage of state VR services, placing additional burdens on family and city welfare._x000D_ BINA’s Vocational Counselor, Mrs. Toba Auerbach, MA, EdM was a member of the vocational program at New York University’s Rusk Institute. She left Rusk 2½ years ago to join the BINA team. She is supervised at her position in BINA by Beth Laster M.S., Senior Vocational Evaluator at the Rusk Institute, who has worked with BINA to match several Jewish clients from the Rusk Institute with job sites in Brooklyn’s Orthodox Jewish community. Orthodox Jewish brain injury survivors and their families must grapple with cultural issues and sensitivities as they struggle through the rehab process. As a result, too many families dealing with brain injury are
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United Jewish Organizations (UJO) of 11-2728233 Cleared Williamsburg
Amethyst Women's Project, Inc. 113505513- Cleared
Daytop Village, Inc. 13-6181438 Pending
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32 Penn Street
1907 Mermaid Avenue
54 West 40th Street
Page 376 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) “falling through the cracksâ€, which results in loss of income, breakup of marriages, and general depression and despair. BINA’s 8-person staff has guided 1000 individuals, and their families, through the complex road of brain injury rehabilitation. BINA’s unique services have been lauded by leading specialists in the field of brain injury, some of whom serve on BINA’s medical advisory board. With the support afforded by this grant, BINA will have the ability to continue this program and ensure that these survivors can be productive members of their families and ultimately, of NYC’s workforce._x000D_ 11211 To cover the costs of the organization's social services program, as well as the cost of launching a new Food Stamps Paperless Office System.
11224-2507 Amethyst Womens Project (AWP) was founded in 1999 with a mission of restoring hope and dignity to the lives of women adversely impacted by substance abuse, HIV/AIDS and domestic violence and to preserve and protect family systems in South Brooklyn. AWP accomplishes its mission through outreach and prevention education, intake, assessment and referral services, HIV counseling and testing, social marketing, and community mobilization activities that reach more than 2,500 persons each year. AWP also provides crisis intervention, counseling and referral services that provide for a comprehensive range of health and family support services. AWP receives financial support from government and private sector funders that enable it to continue its important work. 10018 To provide support services to the elderly, including meal delivery and
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10128 New York Road Runners (NYRR) is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving the health and fitness of all New Yorkers. Though we are best known for producing the New York City Marathon – which annually contributes more than 250 million to the city’s economy and raises millions for charity – NYRR is also the largest local non- profit provider of youth fitness programming.
For more than ten years, our school- and community-based programs have successfully introduced tens of thousands of children to the benefits of physical activity. Our keystone Mighty Milers program teaches children to run or walk at least half a mile two to five times a week. We provide this program free of charge to schools and community centers, using a train-and-support model to assist them in implementing it.
We work with school leadership to identify a safe running/walking course in or around the school and then provide teachers with comprehensive training, equipment, curricula, and student incentives. Children earn an incentive for every five to ten miles they accumulate and a medal when they complete 26.2 miles – a marathon. Some students run as many as four marathons over the course of a year. Using a custom online database, we monitor the progress of each school, class, and student; every teacher and child receives an individual log-in, so that they can track their personal progress as well. We use this extensive collection of
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St. Rosalia-Regina Pacis Neighborhood 112697931- Cleared Improvement Association, Inc.
Film Fleadh Foundation, Inc. 134051235- Cleared
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In the 2010-2011 school year, Mighty Milers will serve more than 50,000 children in 300 sites. In addition, we host dozens of community “fun runs†and youth fitness events to celebrate and promote physical activity. 11219-5901 NIA proposes to provide services during the critical afterschool and out- of-school time hours that support our mission to build strong children, strong families and strong communities. NIA programs are designed to promote constructive academic, physical and social growth, encourage family/child interaction and communication, assist with cultural adjustments with immigrant students, and support the needs of Brooklyns working/struggling/ immigrant families, especially those adversely affected by our economic downturn and acculturation issues. NIA programs engage children and youth in creative development activities led by our diverse, bilngual, multicultural staff and include arts in education, test preparation, academic remediation and enrichment, fitness and health awareness, counseling, sports and recreation. NIA will also expand its community support services using counseling and case management to help families access needed!_x000D_ services, address their concerns and build on their strengths while promoting their healthy development. Ongoing staff development and training is directly connected to and builds on programs vision, purpose and goals. 11201 The Craic festival, The Irish Gay Lesbian Film Fest (new event in June), Shorts Night Kids Fleadh. We have 4 major events throughout the year. The Craic is a 4 day film music festival every March. The Shorts Night
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384 Warren St Brooklyn, NY 11201 (40.68474256231591, -
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Italian Board of Guardians 11-1633571 Cleared
Grace Gravesend Athletic Association 11-3019763 Cleared
Astella Development Corporation 11-2458675 Cleared
Intermediate School 239K 136400434 Cleared
New York Foundation for Senior Citizens, Inc. 13-2618568 Cleared
Public School 329K 136400434- Cleared
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7808 18th Avenue
169 Bay 44th Street
1618 Mermaid Avenue
11 Park Place, Suite 1416
2929 West 30th Street
Page 394 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) is a 1 day short film fest with live music. The Kids Fleadh is a 1 day kids and families event (shorts films, step dancing storytelling) every March. The Irish gay lesbian film fest is a 1 day festival of films from gay Irish/Irish American filmmakers . 11214 To provide community and youth programming to the Brooklyn community.
11214 To provide funding support for youth athletic programs.
11224 To provide funding for recruitment, marketing, testing, interviewing and referral programs for Coney Island residents to attend the Kingsborough College's Project Welcome.
11224 To support educational music and dance programs.
10007 To assist the elderly with personal care.
11224 To provide a violin program for students, includes funding for instruments and teacher.
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7808 18th Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11214 (40.611460825084635, - 73.99799469738264) 169 Bay 44th Street Brooklyn, NY 11214 (40.59102822857898, - 73.9883809448894) 1618 Mermaid Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11224 (40.57665706255074, - 73.98434298897786) Brooklyn, NY 11224 (40.57688000031192, - 73.98590999994639) 11 Park Place, Suite 1416 New York, NY 10007 (40.712843106148206, - 74.00821582795537) 2929 West 30th Street Brooklyn, NY 11224 (40.574599166013414, - 73.99622242338312)
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Jewish Community Council of Greater Coney 112665181- Cleared Island, Inc.
New York Junior Tennis League, Inc. 23-7442256 Cleared
September 11th Family Group 71-0899005 Cleared
Everyone Reading, Inc. 132755541- Cleared
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3001 West 37th Street
58-12 Queens Boulevard, Suite 1
130 Oceana Drive West, Apt. 1I
71 West 23rd Street 1527
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11224 The NonProfit HelpDesk respectfully requests funding in support of our capacity-building and technical assistance services to New York City non-profits, including consultation and training for financial services, technology services, leadership and organizational development, program development, fundraising, marketing and human resources. Via in-person, in-depth consultation and via live classes, teleconferences and webinars, the impact of our assistance is exponential, as these organizations are able to improve both the quality and the quantity of vital services they offer to their own needy constituents. 11377 To provide recreational and education tennis programs for beginners and intermediate players.
11235 To support the annual memorial ceremony, the memorial soccer cup and maintenance of the memorial square.
10010 IDA-NY respectfully requests funding to support Learning Heroes, a successful literacy and academic intervention program that will significantly raise the reading scores and resiliency of NYC children. By program end, over 80 of kids read on or above grade level. The funding would be used to double the number of children served, double the number of teachers trained and ultimately help create a model for improving reading instruction in school. _x000D_ IDA - New York is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to improving
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58-12 Queens Boulevard, Suite 1 Woodside, NY 11377 (40.74160760239171, - 73.90739250549333) 130 Oceana Drive West, Apt. 1I Brooklyn, NY 11235 (40.575505930353245, - 73.9588292230066) 71 West 23rd Street New York, NY 10010 (40.74253925008093, - 73.99180392034133)
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Jewish Children's Museum 13-3798344 Cleared
Coney Island USA 13-3215645 Cleared
Arab American Association of New York, Inc. 11-3604756 Cleared
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729 Eastern Parkway
1208 Surf Avenue
7111 5th Avenue
Page 406 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) IDA - New York is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to improving the lives of children and adults with dyslexia and related learning disabilities through high-quality professional development for teachers, increased public awareness and support for families. Learning Heroes will raise reading scores through a comprehensive strategy providing: intensive one-on-one tutoring for 100 or more children at greatest risk of academic failure; guidance and support to families struggling with learning disabilities, and training for up to 28 teachers in instructional methods that will improve their ability to effectively teach reading and other skills to all children. IDA – NY will partner with other nonprofits and schools in the five boroughs to house the program close to where families live and to recruit children and teachers from high- needs areas. We will monitor the students progress and help parents set a plan for their childs success in school._x000D_ _x000D_ 11213 Provide funding support to the Jewish Children's Museum.
11224 To support annual programs and the Coney Island Museum.
11209 To support the Family Literacy Program, which helps families gain stability and employment opportunities.
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729 Eastern Parkway Brooklyn, NY 11213 (40.66972789936301, - 73.9440623552855) 1208 Surf Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11224 (40.575512909624315, - 73.98007291515145) 7111 5th Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11209 (40.63224415718179, - 74.02145800912706)
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Masores Bais Yaakov 112902382- Cleared
Big Apple Greeter, Inc. 133733413- Cleared
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1395 Ocean Avenue
One Centre Street
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11230-3203 The High Jump program is an After-School program that provides a wide variety of activities for the children of the entire community. Activities include music,dance,art,sports,mentoring,homework helpers,etc. Experienced staff provide a conducive environment for the children to be safe and enjoy. This is a proactive approach to prevent Children At Risk. 10007 Since 1992, Big Apple Greeter has played a important role in the revitalization of New York City, by promoting the City as a friendly, inviting, and manageable place to over 100,000 travelers from every state and over 100 countries, in nearly 25 languages, bringing them to 114 neighborhoods and nearly 1,600 neighborhood locations throughout the five boroughs. B.A.G. works not only to enhance the visitor experience but we also help drive the local economy in a way no one else does – by providing visitors with a volunteer “friend†who embodies the warmth and friendliness of our great City and its neighborhoods. Our volunteer Greeters accompany one to six visitors on free two-to-four-hour informal walks through an average of three to four neighborhoods and five neighborhood locations. Since January 1998 (the start of our visitor destination recordkeeping), Greeters and visitors have reported over 130,000 location visits throughout the City to the following types of locations: 121,481 sightseeing locations; 5,667 shopping locations; 1,844 museum and
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Brooklyn City Streetcar Company, Inc. 200084429- Cleared
Coney Island Cathedral of Deliverance 11-2744627 Pending
St. Ann's Warehouse, Inc. 11-2665242 Cleared
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1360 Ocean Parkway Ste 6L
2816 Mermaid Avenue
45 Main Street, Suite 315
Page 418 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) gallery locations; and 2,323 eating and drinking locations. B.A.G. promotes tourism citywide and also encourages both visitors and native New Yorkers to explore some of the lesser-known but no less interesting neighborhoods of the City. During 2010, nearly 7,000 visitors from 45 countries and 43 states spent time with over 300 volunteers in 38 Council Districts, resulting in a direct positive economic impact on the City of 11,225,720. Based on our estimates, B.A.G’s exponential impact, which includes word-of-mouth, social media and repeat visits, could reach 145,934,360. Other B.A.G. programs include: Access for Travelers with Disabilities; Greeter for a Day which offers prominent New Yorkers the opportunity to experience B.A.G.; Neighborhood Information Profiles which raise awareness of the City’s diverse neighborhoods; and Greeter Outings that introduce neighborhoods and cultural sites to our volunteers. 11230 Art exhibitions, collaborations with local institutions and schools (Coney Island Hospital, Mark Twain MS, Abraham Lincoln HS, etc.), programs for students and adults, local cultural events, performance productions, promotions and expenses for all programs. 11224 To support year round senior trips.
11201 To provide funding for free summer programming.
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Associazioni Siciliane Unite de New York, Inc. 11-3416416 Cleared
Making Opportunities for Upgrading Schools and 133973196- Cleared Education (MOUSE), Inc.
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1986 West 6th Street
Puck Building 295 Lafayette St 5th Flr Suite 501
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11223 To provide referral and support services and programs for seniors.
10012 MOUSE respectfully requests 5,000 in discretionary funds from the Brooklyn Delegation to build the capacity of the MOUSE Squad Program to prepare youth to play a leadership role in the improvement of their schools and communities. In particular, funds will be used to support key programmatic improvements and services that have been essential to ensuring that as MOUSE Squad grows and continues to reach more underserved students and schools, we maintain focused on providing high quality 21st century educational and professional experiences for our students. MOUSE invests in infrastructure and service delivery tools that expand and improve recruitment; training; monitoring and ongoing support for program participants, as well as continued assessment and evaluation of program impact. _x000D_ Thus far in FY11, the demographics of MOUSE Squad students are Latino/a (25); African-American (21); Caucasian (18); Other (19); Asian (14); American Indian/Native American (2); Hawaiian/Pacific Islander (1).28 of MOUSE Squad students are female and 72 are male.The average percentage of students at MOUSE Squad participating schools in New York City eligible for free and reduced lunch is 83. MOUSE aims
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New York Junior Tennis League, Inc. 237442256- Cleared
Public School 312K 13-6400434 Cleared
Brooklyn Housing and Family Services, Inc. 11-2412584 Cleared
Jewish Community Council of Greater Coney 11-2665181 Cleared Island, Inc.
Kings Highway Beautification Association, Inc. 20-4986882 Cleared
Jewish Community Council of Greater Coney 112665181- Cleared Island, Inc.
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58-12 Queens Blvd Suite 1
7103 Avenue T
415 Albemarle Road
3001 West 37th Street, 2nd Floor
1899 East 4th Street
3001 West 37th Street
Page 430 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) to ensure that our programs are being offered to high need communities. 11377 The funds will be used to provide free recreational tennis and educational programs for beginner and intermediate players, ages 6-18 years in the council members district during the summer, fall, winter or spring. Loaner racquets and balls will be provided to all participants. Special events, team tennis tournaments and trips are a regular part of the summer schedule. 11234 To provide funding to support academic intervention services.
11218 To assist low and moderate income families with apartment repairs.
11224 To support educational and recreational activities at Surf Solomon Senior Center.
11223 To fund graffiti cleanup, as well as maintenance of Kings Highway and surrounding streets.
11224 Surf Solomon Senior Center respectfully requests funding in support of our Healthy Aging Activities. These funds help serve the seniors attending our senior center. We express gratitude for the consistent
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Page 436 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) attending our senior center. We express gratitude for the consistent support you provided to the Health Promotion, Educational Recreational programs at our center in prior years.
These are extraordinary times for nonprofit organizations and the clients we serve. Devastating service reductions are terrifying to the frail elderly clients whose health and welfare depend upon our assistance.
Detailed Description and Project Public Purpose One of the main purposes of senior center programs is to defer the need for institutionalization in nursing homes. Both physical and mental stimulation is needed on a regular basis in order to keep senior citizens minds and bodies able to cope with the daily stresses of life. Thus, the importance of Health Aging programs at senior centers.
Samples of the very popular activities, in high-demand amongst seniors, that these funds have supported in the past and which are important to continue include: • Music/Recreational Therapy • Arts and Crafts Instruction • Health Promotion sessions • Exercise/Tai Chi/Chair Yoga Instruction • Line and Social Dancing Instruction • ESL and Citizenship Instruction • Trips to Cultural Sites • Computer Instruction 11224-1685 Friends of Kaiser Park hold events in Kaiser Park for children and
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Books Before Ball, Inc. 043691847- Cleared
Men United for Change, Inc. 80-0588625 Pending
Greater New York City Ice Hockey League 237001471- Cleared
New Way Circus Center, Inc. 11-3271895 Cleared
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135 West 50th Street
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17 Kansas Place
2820 Ocean Parkway, Suite 21E
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10020 The Mission of Books Before Ball Inc. is to provide underpriveleged male and female high school students athletes the opportunity to earn college scholarships. B4B addresses these issues and sets players on the path to earn a college degree. _x000D_ The ultimate goal of B4B is to develop young men and women to be positive role models. We hope that each child use their experiences and education to give back to their communities and become assets to society. 11224 To provide year-round, comprehensive academic, mentoring and leadership services for "at risk" males, to coordinate two semi-annual cultural field trips, to participate in two community-based service learning projects. 11234 Cost of Ice
11235 To provide for their school time educational theater program.
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11217-1506 Cool Culture provides over 50,000 underserved families access to New York’s cultural institutions and the educational resources within in order to improve their children’s education. In testimony to our work and your generous support, parents and children walked through the doors of our partner institutions more than 160,000 times last year, and we now serve 22,928 families in Brooklyn, 11,680 in Manhattan and 8,714 in Queens. _x000D_ Cool Culture provides tools for families (52 are Latino, 30 Black, 9 White, 6 Asian, 3 other) to access museums AND to make their visits educationally enriching. These tools include the Family Pass that entitles up to 5 family members free, unlimited admission at 90 cultural institutions. _x000D_ Cool Culture also provides each family with a subscription to our quarterly newsletter (circ. 50,000) and e-newsletter (20,000 recipients monthly). Both feature articles about a museum, families visiting a museum and a calendar of events. Our newsletter is available in Spanish online, along with information on cultural events._x000D_ _x000D_ Cool Culture partners with 450 Child Care, Head Start, Pre-K and Title I public schools. Each center designates an educator to serve as a Cultural Liaison (CL) and as a connection between Cool Culture and parents. Cool Culture’s network trains CLs to model adult-child
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Page 454 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) interactions that develop children’s emergent literacy. _x000D_ We also put on two large-scale Family Events per year designed to introduce families to a museum and its educational resources. Our January event at The Studio Museum in Harlem brought over 1,300 attendees, many of which had never been to the museum. This was four times the attendance for an average Sunday. The next Family Event will take place at the Queens Museum of Art; we expect over 3,000 attendees. Lastly, our annual Cool Cultural Fair brings together museum staff, funders and elected officials to forge relationships and share information about the state of cultural affairs._x000D_ 11214-1508 The Marks JCH proposes to use FY 12 funds to continue to provide cultural, educational, and recreational activities, as well as to provide case assistance, to seniors living in southern Brooklyn. These services will be provided through the Bensonhurst Senior Center, located at and sponsored by the Marks JCH of Bensonhurst, 7802 Bay Parkway, Brooklyn, NY. Funding will be used for staff coordination for cultural and ed/rec activities and consultants, and staffing for case assistance services. The Marks JCH is providing high level cultural arts programming for seniors, featuring guest lectures, presentations, and performances with well known artists and personalities. In addition, there are plans to continue weekly educational/recreational groups for seniors: Joy of Motion exercise, Musical Masterpieces, and Learning English through Singing, as well as sessions of professional musicians for the popular social dancing programming!_x000D_ offered. There is increased need for case assistance services due to the current economic situation, budget cuts in social service areas, and
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American Red Cross in Greater New York 111631711- Cleared
Jewish Association for Services for the Aged 132620896- Cleared (JASA)
Broadway League, Inc., The 13-0951470 Cleared
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55 Broad Street
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10019 To continue the Learn to Swim program at Abraham Lincoln High School. Continued funding will enable the American Red Cross in Greater New York to continue the program for a sixth year and would allow us to train an additional 150 children ages 6 to 9. 10001 Trump 4 Us provides a wide range of services to seniors age 60 including case management, health and chore services, health education and recreational and cultural programs. JASA is requesting funding to support monthly concerts, educational presentations and other cultural activities. With these programs seniors will reduce their sense of isolation and promote independent and active living and significantly improved their quality of life. 10036 To provide funds for at-risk families to attend live theater productions.
10004 THE DAFFODIL PROJECT, a living memorial to 9/11, is an annual volunteer beautification effort of New Yorkers for Parks (NY4P). In partnership with the Department of Parks Recreation, the Daffodil Project brings hope and beauty to communities in all five boroughs. Through bulb distributions and plantings with students in the fall and a photo contest and annual breakfast honoring community volunteers in
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226 West 47th Street, 6th Floor New York, NY 10036 (40.7594628800488, - 73.98536368233968) 55 Broad Street New York, NY 10004 (40.705305078842116, - 74.01145754816122)
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Page 466 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) photo contest and annual breakfast honoring community volunteers in the spring, the project touches the lives of New Yorkers throughout the city. This spring, over four million daffodil bulbs will bloom as a citywide symbol of rebirth and renewal – a culmination of ten years of the Daffodil Project. Throughout 2011, NY4P will coordinate activities in all five boroughs to commemorate the 10th anniversary of 9/11 and the Project.
Parks Potpourri: An Exhibition Commemorating Ten Years of the Daffodil Project NY4P launched the 10th anniversary of the Daffodil Project with the exhibition, Parks Potpourri, at the Arsenal Gallery, the headquarters of the Department of Parks Recreation. The exhibition included photos from 2001 to 2010 that captured plantings, special events and daffodils in bloom throughout the city. On January 11, over 100 guests attended the opening reception of the exhibition, where First Deputy Commissioner Liam Kavanagh emphasized the importance of the Daffodil Project and its ongoing contribution to the civic life of New York City.
The 2010/2011 Daffodil Project Blooming Map Every year, NY4P creates a Daffodil Project Blooming Map to highlight large areas of blooming daffodils that volunteers planted the previous fall. In 2010, NY4P retained the pro-bono services of AM Mascia Design Illustration, Inc., a Bulb Brigade volunteer, to design the 2010/2011 Blooming Map. This map encourages constituents to visit the daffodils in bloom at sites throughout the five boroughs. The map also has information on all of the components of the Daffodil Project and will serve as a brochure to
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Page 472 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) 11201 NEIGHBORHOOD ENTREPRENEURSHIP PROJECT The Neighborhood Entrepreneurship Project (NEP) addresses the needs of small businesses by providing retail strips with comprehensive technical assistance and direct support services. NEP leverages existing Chamber programs such as the Business Solutions Center to expand the depth of the analysis to different business districts and offer a more comprehensive approach to neighborhood-based job creation and economic development. NEP is a proactive initiative that takes the Chamber’s services into the community and directly to the businesses that need them. The Chamber is currently providing support to Lewis Avenue in Bedford-Stuyvesant and Kingston Avenue in Crown Heights._x000D_ _x000D_ REAL ESTATE AND DEVELOPMENT_x000D_ The Brooklyn Chamber supports the borough’s real estate and related sectors by providing resources to help ensure business stability and growth including: RED Nites (industry networking events); Building Brooklyn Awards, highlighting projects that contribute to overall economic development and vibrancy; and RED seminars which highlight “green†industry components. Also included in this year’s extension of Real Estate services will be assistance under the NEP to help merchant groups and district management groups attract retail development. _x000D_ BROOKLYN GOES GLOBAL/IMPORT EXPORT_x000D_ Brooklyn Goes Global supports the emerging need of Brooklyn’s food manufacturers to take their products to market. With Council
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Chinatown Manpower Project, Inc. 132755214- Cleared
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Page 484 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) support, this program will help dozens of small and mid-sized manufacturers with import and exporting guidance, including one-on-one technical assistance support, trade show exposure through subsidized and joint booths, real estate services for relocation and expansion, incentives and supply-chain management. _x000D_ GOOD HELP_x000D_ Good Help is the Chamber’s small business employment service and has helped thousands of Brooklynites find meaningful employment since 1998. Good Help works with both large and small businesses throughout the boro. 10001 To provide a wide range of programs to seniors at Luna Park Senior Center, including social and health services, as well as educational, recreational and cultural programs.
10013 In 2010, we served 26 of individuals in adult literacy, and 15 in SYEP from District 47. CMP requests 10,000 to offset the cost of one full-time Job Counselor in support of CMP’s adult literacy, training and job placement services to NYC’s immigrant population. CMP helps those who cannot readily access Workforce One Career Centers find job placements through our comprehensive workforce development services. In the current economic downturn, we have seen a decline in the number of available jobs and a steep increase in the number of job- seeking clients. Our intake for the target population who lack English skills and who seek employment continues to rise. Many more of our clients are returning multiple times to seek our help in finding jobs. The economic climate renders our employment and support services even
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132 West 31st Street, 10th Floor New York, NY 10001 (40.748454549807946, - 73.99055730420031) 70 Mulberry Street 3rd Fl New York, NY 10013 (40.71612392285459, - 73.99915482280045)
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Jewish Community Council of Greater Coney 112665181- Cleared Island, Inc.
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Page 490 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) more crucial to this disadvantaged population. As funding becomes limited during this economic recession, our organ!_x000D_ ization needs more resources to prepare the low-income Asian immigrant population for rising challenges and emerging opportunities. 11224 Haber Houses Senior Center respectfully requests funding in support of our Healthy Aging Activities. These funds help serve the seniors attending our senior center. We express gratitude for the consistent support you provided to the Health Promotion, Educational Recreational programs at our center in prior years.
These are extraordinary times for nonprofit organizations and the clients we serve. Devastating service reductions are terrifying to the frail elderly clients whose health and welfare depend upon our assistance.
Detailed Description and Project Public Purpose One of the main purposes of senior center programs is to defer the need for institutionalization in nursing homes. Both physical and mental stimulation is needed on a regular basis in order to keep senior citizens minds and bodies able to cope with the daily stresses of life. Thus, the importance of Health Aging programs at senior centers.
Samples of the very popular activities, in high-demand amongst seniors, that these funds have supported in the past and which are important to continue include: • Music/Recreational Therapy • Arts and Crafts Instruction • Health Promotion sessions
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Agudath Israel of America Community Services, 13-3975090 Cleared Inc.
Public School 128K 136400434- Cleared
Brain Tumor Foundation, The 13-4009829 Cleared
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8401 23rd Avenue
42 Broadway
2075 84th Street
1350 Avenue of the Americas, Suite 1200
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11214 To offset the cost of windows and ceiling repairs for the gym where the basketball program works with more than 100 children.
10004 To provide career counseling, training, placement, advice and referrals to individuals seeking employment or facing job related or other economic or social issues, many of whom are low income.
11214 The funds will be used for special program planning, after school or Saturday test prep program for grades 3-5.
10019 To provide free MRI brain scans.
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First Chernomorets USA, Inc. 11-3586786 Cleared
Fractured Atlas Productions, Inc. 113451703- Cleared
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Page 502 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) 10044 The Child School / Legacy High School requests 50,000 to initiate and operate an after-school program to provide opportunities for socialization and self development WINGS – Work IN Group Skills will run five days a week throughout the 2011-2012 school year beginning in July 2011._x000D_ 11235 To fund insurance and rental costs for public school gyms for soccer programs.
10001-2505 Fractured Atlas is a non-profit organization that serves over 6,000 artist members in New York City. We help artists and arts groups function more effectively as businesses by providing access to funding, healthcare, education, workspace resources and more, in a context that honors their individuality and independent spirit._x000D_ _x000D_ Fractured Atlas is committed to the arts community’s role as a source of economic and cultural vitality in New York City. Much more than producers of performances and exhibits, independent artists and arts groups are the creative lifeblood that infuses other local industries such as media, finance, and education with products and skills. Often overlooked is the need for infrastructure to support the creative sector, and allow it to foster diverse, sustainable communities in every City Council district. We provide: _x000D_ Affordable health insurance: Fractured Atlas provides the city’s artists with access to quality health plans that meet a variety of budgets and circumstances._x000D_
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3101 Ocean Parkway, Suite 5J Brooklyn, NY 11235 (40.57580270662294, - 73.96833505685629) 248 W 35th St New York, NY 10001-2505 (40.75241156673684, - 73.99201420588776)
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Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society (HIAS), Inc. 135633307- Cleared
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Page 508 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) _x000D_ Fiscal sponsorship: Fractured Atlas serves as fiscal sponsor to over 1,300 arts groups and independent artists in all disciplines throughout the city, allowing them access and oversight for funding opportunities otherwise available only to 501c3 organizations._x000D_ _x000D_ Professional Development: Fractured U offers online classes in topics such as fundraising, intellectual property, theatrical booking, accounting, and marketing._x000D_ _x000D_ Low-cost liability insurance: Fractured Atlas offers comprehensive liability insurance coverage to meet a variety of needs at rates emerging arts groups can afford. _x000D_ NYC Performing Arts Spaces includes three websites with free online databases of rehearsal and performance spaces._x000D_ _x000D_ Community Engagement: Fractured Atlas has led a number of initiatives aimed at increasing civic participation and building relationships with elected officials among artists, including recent projects in Brooklyn and Queens. 10001 Through HIAS’ Civic and Voter Education Initiative (CVEI) we will provide non-sectarian programs for Russian-speaking New York immigrants to help them better engage in civic and social life. Depending on the amount of funding received, activities will include: hosting informational forums, producing and hosting the Russian- language cable television show HIAS Answers, holding voter registration
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Public School 215K 13-6400434 Cleared
Abraham Lincoln High School 136400434- Cleared
Public School 312K 136400434- Cleared
Our Lady of Grace Roman Catholic Church 111694947- Cleared
PowerPlay NYC, Inc. 134045021- Cleared
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430 Avenue W
120 Broadway Suite 230
Page 514 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) drives, providing advocacy and leadership trainings, co-hosting the annual Russian Heritage Festival, co-hosting and co-organizing the Russian-American Legislative Breakfast Forum, and publishing and distributing bilingual civic education materials such as the We Vote handbook, which provides a Russian-language translation of the New York State Voter Registration Form and encourages Russian-American immigrants who have become citizens to exercise this important right. 11223 To fund an after-school or Saturday program for students in robotics, urban gardening and math problem solving.
11235 To fund educational and after-school activities
11234 To fund afterschool and educational activities
11223 to comfort and bond members of the community who have lost a spouse or family member. Also, to provide charity work in the community including feeding the homeless, collecting clothing etc.. We also provide a venue for social activity for members. 10271 The program for which funding is being requested is the STARS Series Program, an after-school program promoting physical activity, healthy living and wellness for elementary and middle school girls. PowerPlay’s trained coaches lead the Star Series program onsite at
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Page 520 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) PowerPlay’s trained coaches lead the Star Series program onsite at community-based organizations, public schools, public park recreation centers and NYCHA community centers providing girls with (i) opportunities to learn sports skills and be physically active, (ii) encouragement and support, (iii) multiple opportunities to learn teamwork, (iv) health and wellness learning activities, and (iv) a safe space for discussion and expression.
Gilrs in NYC participate in sports at half the rate that boys do. PowerPlay’s STARS Series program provides a girls’ only space in which girls can learn fundamental sport skills so they become comfortable with, and enjoy, being physically active. The girls are taught the fundamentals of a variety of sports. The first 45 minutes is dedicated to sports skills development and a modified (or full) game to practice those skills. The remaining time is used for a facilitated discussion focusing on health and wellness, including topics such as nutrition, getting enough sleep, bullying, self esteem, body image, saying no to smoking, drugs and alcohol, etc. Each girl receives a “GoGirlGo†Guide and Scrapbook as part of the program. Last year, after participating in STARS Series, more than 85 of the girls enrolled reported that they (i) had more confidence, (ii) felt better about themselves, (iii) were more active and(iv) were taking better care of themselves.
PowerPlay respectfully requests a 9,000 Member Item allocation from Councilmember Recchia to expand programming in Council District 47, where PowerPlay is currently providing programming at the Carey
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Frog & Peach Theatre Company, Inc., The 133916149- Cleared
American-Italian Coalition of Organizations, Inc. 11-2488439 Cleared (AMICO)
Reaching-Out Community Services, Inc. 11-3615625 Cleared
Brooklyn Arts Council, Inc. 23-7072915 Pending
Staten Island Children's Museum 23-7379930 Cleared
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20000.00 DFTA
4000.00 DYCD
20000.00 DCA Intermediate School 239K Mark Twain
5000.00 DCA
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840 WEST END AVE B1
138 Bay 20th Street
7708 New Utrecht Avenue
55 Washington Street 2401 Neptune Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11224
1000 Richmond Terrace
Page 526 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) Gardens Community Center. A 9,000 allocation will allow PowerPlay to serve up to 100 girls during the school year at two additional organizations. 10025-8440 THE FROG AND PEACH THEATRE COS MAIN STAGE SEASON brings two very high quality productions of Shakespeares plays (for a total of 32 performances) to the under served communities of The Upper West Side, Upper East Side, Harlem, Upper Manhattan, and the Bronx, at the WEST END THEATRE, located at 263 W 86th St (2nd floor of THE CHURCH OF ST PAUL ST ANDREW; fully wheelchair accessible). Students, at-risk youth, the elderly receive deeply discounted and free tickets to performances; supplemental services include on-site workshops in-class sessions with teaching artists, and post-performance discussions with actors and creative team. 11214 To provide senior citizens with information and case assistance at two program sites, in Bensonhurst and Carroll Gardens.
11214 To provide support for food pantry services to serve the Brooklyn community.
11201
10301 To cover operating costs at the museum.
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138 Bay 20th Street Brooklyn, NY 11214 (40.60374170991504, - 74.00404353410069) 7708 New Utrecht Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11214 (40.61389798778407, - 74.00051279906467) 55 Washington Street Brooklyn, NY 11201 (40.702688366154774, - 73.98957290186571) 1000 Richmond Terrace Staten Island, NY 10301
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Sports and Arts in Schools Foundation, Inc. 11-3112635 Cleared
Public School 207K 136400434- Cleared
Associazioni Siciliane Unite de New York, Inc. 11-3416416 Cleared
Kingsborough Community College 136400434- Cleared
Brooklyn Studio Secondary School 13-6400434 Government
Coney Island Cathedral of Deliverance 112744627- Cleared
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4011 Fillmore Avenue
1986 West 6th Street
2001 Oriental Boulevard
8312 21st Avenue
2816 Mermaid Ave
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11377 To expand the City Council Sports and Arts Summer Camp program and the CHAMPS Middle School Sports and Fitness League for public schools.
11234 To fund afterschool and educational activities
11223 To provide referral and support services and programs for youth.
11235-2398 KCC respectfully requests 30,000 to expand and enhance its performing arts and cultural programming for audiences of all ages for our upcoming 2011-2012 season.
11228 To pay for after-school programs in music, dance and drama.
11224 Funding to serve the youth development program such as School Age Child Care, summer camp, nutrious snacks and meals as well provide adequate space for leisure and recreation. Funding will be allocated to continue provide trips and services for seniors as well as HIV Aids
Page 533 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) Staten Island, NY 10301 (40.64524986989785, - 74.10463422537721) 58-12 Queens Boulevard, Suite 1 Woodside, NY 11377 (40.74160760239171, - 73.90739250549333) 4011 Fillmore Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11234 (40.613332880111564, - 73.93022954970374) 1986 West 6th Street Brooklyn, NY 11223 (40.59908615396148, - 73.97802075511186) 2001 Oriental Boulevard Brooklyn, NY 11235-2398 (40.57854212069692, - 73.93487862096916) 8312 21st Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11228 (40.60493060460394, - 73.99440957784326) 2816 Mermaid Ave Brooklyn, NY 11224 (40.575520187293726, - 73.99451357928383)
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Russian American Foundation, Inc. 13-3946716 Cleared
Public School 128K 13-6400434 Cleared
Saints Joachim & Anne Nursing and 222943712- Cleared Rehabilitation Center
JBI International, Inc. 131683279- Cleared
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2075 84th Street
2720 Surf Avenue
110 East 30th Street
Page 538 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) continue provide trips and services for seniors as well as HIV Aids Awareness for the community and metropolitan area in whole. 10018 To support the Russian Heritage Festival, a citywide series of events promoting Russian heritage.
11214 To provide funding to support educational services.
11224 We are proposing to implement a Skype Program for the residents at Saints Joachim Anne Nursing and Rehabilitation Center. This is a method where our residents can speak to and see their family members and loved ones through videoconferencing. This technology is very easy to use and requires very little computer knowledge. This will be one way our residents will be able to communicate with families both near and far away. This benefits the adult family member who might not be able to get to the facility as frequently as they would like to. This is a perfect example of the use of current technology to enhance resident care and resident experiences. 10016 This program consists of outreach to low income, visually impaired Russian seniors and provision of free Talking Books, magazines and cultural programs which enable them to be informed, intellectually engaged and involved in the life of their communities. This program helps offset the depression that often accompanies age-related vision loss.
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70 West 36th Street, Suite 701 New York, NY 10018 (40.75062224921407, - 73.98590502566395) 2075 84th Street Brooklyn, NY 11214 (40.60496772003313, - 73.99566545332675) 2720 Surf Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11224 (40.57311373375529, - 73.99304842622149)
110 East 30th Street New York, NY 10016 (40.74426633876256, - 73.98261557010906)
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Muslim American Society of New York, Inc. 36-3885457 Cleared
St. Simon and Jude Senior Group 11-1771932 Cleared
Brooklyn Arts Council, Inc. 23-7072915 Cleared
Kingsborough Community College 11-3022873 Cleared
Brooklyn Alliance, Inc. (Brooklyn Chamber of 11-2145956 Cleared Commerce)
Jewish Association for Services for the Aged 132620896- Cleared (JASA)
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1933 Bath Avenue
185 Van Sicklen Street
55 Washington Street, Suite 218 1855 Stillwell Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11223
2001 Oriental Boulevard
25 Elm Place, Suite 200
132 West 31st Street
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11214 To provide a variety of services to the community, including academic programs, sports, computer science, Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts
11214 To support services provided to the elderly.
11201
11235 To fund community concerts held at the College.
11201 To support free music, entertain and fireworks on the boardwalk during the summer.
10001 JASA Luna Park Senior Center is located in the West Brighton Beach/Coney Island community of Brooklyn. The Senior Center is open five days a week, from Monday through Friday, and provides a wide
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Federation of Italian American Organizations of 11-2507910 Cleared Brooklyn, Ltd.
Intermediate School 239K - Mark Twain School 136400434- Cleared
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2401 Neptune Avenue
Page 550 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) five days a week, from Monday through Friday, and provides a wide variety of programs and services including physical fitness classes, health and wellness activities, lectures of interest to the senior participants, art classes, referrals for social services, parties, trips to areas of interest throughout the New York Metropolitan area, and transportation services throughout the Far Rockaway Peninsula. A hot nutritious full course kosher lunch is served daily during days of operation. Participation at the Senior Center affords community elders with the opportunity to enjoy a hot kosher nutritious lunch, socialize with peers, engage in meaningful volunteer activities, thereby maintaining community engagement and alleviating isolation. The Senior Center is a home away from home.
Over 70 community elders attend the center each day.
The service to be funded will cover the costs consultants to teach Arts and Crafts classes, art supplies for the classes, and for the rental of coach buses for recreational outings to areas of interest in the New York metropolitan area. The services will provide community elders with popular and enjoyable activities. 11204 To assist the community with filing with Medicaid, food stamps and other entitlements.
11224 To fund the afterschool program
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City Parks Foundation 13-3561657 Cleared
St. Finbar's Golden Age Club 11-1631812 Cleared
Brooklyn Arts Council, Inc. 237072915- Cleared
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138 Bay 20th Street
55 Washington St Ste 218
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10065 To provide free tennis and track and field sessions in Kaiser Park.
11214 To provide funding support for senior programs.
11201 Funds will be used to sustain Brooklyn Arts Councils operations and to support arts programs and services for artists, cultural groups, and residents throughout Brooklyn in FY 2012, including:
Arts in Education programs that will employ over 200 teaching artists and bring arts education to over 50 schools, senior centers, and afterschool programs throughout NYC, reaching over 23,000 students, teachers, parents/family members, and seniors;
Regrant programs for artists and small cultural groups funded by the city, state, and corporate partners that will award approximately 375,000 in 180 grants;
Folk Arts projects that preserve and present cultural traditions of artists in Brooklyn’s immigrant-based communities through thematic, research-based public, including our 2012 Half the Sky Festival highlighting women performing artists;
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Brooklyn Community Pride Center, Inc. 262214534- Cleared
Public School 312K 13-6400434 Cleared
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Online Artist Registry and Online Directory of Brooklyn Arts Organizations, searchable online databases that provide over 5,600 artists and 740 cultural groups/businesses free web space to promote their work and connect to new opportunities;
Community outreach programs that bring free-to-the-public arts to senior and community centers, and other non-traditional spaces;
Collaborative Public Programs--from our Scene: Brooklyn film program to BAC Gallery exhibitions and public programs during Dumbo First Thursdays--that offer free/low cost presentations of music, dance, film, and visual arts indoors and outdoors throughout the borough in partnership with other Brooklyn cultural organizations; and
Career services that will help artists sharpen the skills and connections they need to thrive, through professional development, fiscal sponsorship, news and information, and independent project support. 11201 BCPC requests 3500 in order to implement ElderPride, an LGBTQ friendly and culturally competent series of programs geared to older individuals in mainstream Senior Centers, Nursing Homes and Assisted Living Facilities in each Council District in Brooklyn. A 4 part program over 8 weeks brought to individual locations, engaging seniors/staff in fun discussions of all of our “ismsâ€, will combat isolation in LGBTQ seniors giving them resources to turn to, and encourage tolerance acceptance to their hetero-sexual counterparts. 11234 To provide an after-school academic and enrichment program for
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137 Montague Street 339 Brooklyn, NY 11201 (40.6946840856761, - 73.99384882282754)
7103 Avenue T
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American Museum of Natural History 136162659- Cleared
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10024 The Moveable Museum is a free program that began in 1993 with the support of the New York City Council as a way to bring the offerings of the Museum to residents of New York City who might not be able to visit the American Museum of Natural History. The Moveable Museums are traveling, walk-in exhibition spaces that focus on science and social studies specific to grades K – 12, as well as being aligned to the New York City science and social studies scope and sequence. Currently, the Museum has four Moveable Museums that travel to schools, libraries, camps, and community events throughout the City. In FY10, there were 199 visits throughout all five boroughs reaching over 22,000 children and adults. We expect to serve similar numbers in FY12 as these vehicles are in high demand. All participating students and adults receive free Family Vouchers to visit the AMNH’s permanent halls. Part of the programming also includes prof!_x000D_ essional development workshops for teachers. In FY10, the Moveable Museum visited the following schools in Council District 47: PS 101-K, PS 216-K, PS 215 K, PS 329-K, PS 370K, Life Academy High School for Film and Music (M559), and Saint Mary Saint Frances. Several of these schools were visited twice in FY10 and over 700 residents from Council District 47 visited a Moveable Museum. Currently in FY11, the Moveable Museum visited the following schools in Council District 47: Saint Mary Saint Frances, PS 101, PS 721, and are scheduled to visit PS 101-K, PS 370K, PS 215 K, Rachel Carson High School for Coastal Studies, PS 329 - The Surfside School, and Jim Thorpe High School.
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Ballet Theatre Foundation, Inc. 131882106- Cleared
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890 Broadway 3rd Floor
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10003 For more than 10 years, ABT has partnered with public schools and social service organizations in New York City to provide the highest- level arts education instruction at little or no cost to its partners. Our goal is to introduce ballet to young people who otherwise might not be exposed to classical dance, foster an appreciation for the performing arts, and develop and educate future audiences. _x000D_ Councilmember Recchias dedicated leadership has enabled ABT to reach hundreds of New York City public school children each year through programs such as ABT at School, a workshop consisting of school visits by an ABT Teaching Artist and free tickets to an ABT performance, and Young People’s Ballet Workshop (YPBW), which brings children to student-friendly performances held each spring at the Metropolitan Opera House and at the Frank Sinatra School of the Arts in the fall. _x000D_ ABT at School classes receive two visits from an ABT Teaching Artist, who leads them through warm-up exercises, movement studies to build coordination skills, balance- and strength-building exercises, across-the- floor sequences, allegro jumps, and partnering. Teaching Artists incorporate many of the Department of Educations Blueprint for Teaching and Learning in the Arts guidelines that empower and enable the students to practice creativity, responsibility, and independence
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Holocaust Survivors Charity, Inc. 11-3792091 Cleared
South Brooklyn Youth Consortium, Inc. 030387372- Cleared
Eden II School for Autistic Children, Inc. 13-2872916 Cleared
Bridge Back Adolescent Services, Inc. 20-4431211 Cleared
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2880 West 12th Street, Room 6
2811 Mermaid Avenue 2nd Floor
150 Granite Avenue
287 West 8th Street
Page 580 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) through hands-on activities. To enhance their understanding of dance, students also receive complimentary tickets to a live ABT performance, now including the childrens favorite The Nutcracker performed during the Companys winter season at BAM in Brooklyn. ABT prepares students for what they will see by providing historical background on the ballets being performed and on the Company as a whole, as well as instructing them in related movement structures and discussing the works’ plots and themes. Additi!_x000D_ onally, ABT distributes study guides so that teachers can continue incorporating the arts into their classrooms. 11224 To provide support for food pantry services.
11224 South Brooklyn Youth Consortium Coney Goes Green STEEM initiative which is to have urban youth especially girls and minorities increase their proficiency in Science,Technology, Engineering, Entrepreneurship and Math, actively engage in formal and informal STEEM activities, pursue careers in the fields of Science, and to use Science to shape a better world and a healthy planet. 10303 To support staff training and development in Brooklyn.
11224 To host an after-school program for at-risk teens.
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2880 West 12th Street, Room 6 Brooklyn, NY 11224 (40.57780819474823, - 73.97964852798492) 2811 Mermaid Avenue 2nd Floor Brooklyn, NY 11224 (40.57563536672292, - 73.99447530923997)
150 Granite Avenue Staten Island, NY 10303 (40.633405959147105, - 74.14838615808425) 287 West 8th Street Brookyln, NY 11224 (40.57688000031192, -
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Public School 128K 13-6400434 Cleared
Friends of Kaiser Park, Inc. 200763333 Pending
Intermediate School 207K 136400434 Cleared
Astella Development Corporation 112458675 Pending
Otsar Family Services, Inc. 112601112 Pending
Jewish Community Council of Greater Coney 112665181 Cleared Island, Inc.
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2703 West 36 Street
1618 Mermaid Ave
2334 West 13th Street
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11214 To support a Saturday or after-school program for students in math and English language arts.
11224-1685 Funding will provide a sound sysytem for the Summer Play street in the park, sports equipment and banners and fresh fruit and veggies to give out, equipemnt and health cooking lessons and cooking demo with a chef Friends of Kaiser Park. To fund afterschool and educational activities
11224 To provide three 1-week construction safety certification training sessions in Coney Island, consisting of a 10-hour Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA construction class , 4-hour NYC DOB supported scaffold class, 4-hour flagger class, blood borne pathogens class, respiratory medical clearance, and mask fit test. Astella will provide job placement services for the OSHA/construction certification program graduates. 11223 To support the sunday/school holiday program for children from 5 to 21, in brooklyn, queens and manhattan. We provide door to door transportation and recreational activies appropriate to the population. The funds will be used for drivers and matrons for the program and to provide trips and specitialties,(gym, dance and art 11224-1479 Requested funds will be used to support our Surf Solomon Senior Centers Healthy Aging services which include health promotion, educational and recreational activities.
Page 587 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) 73.98590999994639) 2075 84th Street Brooklyn, NY 11214 (40.60496772003313, - 73.99566545332675) 2703 West 36 Street Brooklyn, NY 11224-1685 (40.579624825247436, - 74.00263519905383) Brooklyn, NY (40.692449999568, - 73.99036000011375) 1618 Mermaid Ave Brooklyn, NY 11224 (40.57665706255074, - 73.98434298897786)
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Universal Temple of the Arts 133335286 Pending
Abraham Lincoln High School 136400434 Pending
West Indian American Day Carnival Association, 237176396 Pending Inc.
New Utrecht Reformed Church 237052295 Pending
Lutheran Medical Center 111839567 Cleared
BRIC Arts | Media | Bklyn, Inc. 112547268 Cleared
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425 Jersey Street
323-325 Rogers Avenue
1831 84th Street
150 55th Street Station 20
45 Main Street Suite 530
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10301 Funding will support the rich array of UTAs quality arts-educational and cultural programs we offer to under-served Staten Island youth. These signature programs include sewing, visual arts, music, vocal and dance instruction, as well as our annual Staten Island JAZZ Festival. Funding will support teaching artit salaries, supplies and materials, and relevant operating costs associated with the implementation the aforementioned offerings. 11224 To fund educational and after-school activities
11225 Funds will be used for operating expense for WIADCA and its year round traditional cultural art programs, concerts and festivities. WIADCAs Youth Headpiece Design Workshop and also a Pre Labor Day Steelpan Audience Business Development Program are some of the additional services to be funded. 11214 To subsidize Troop 20s overnight camping program for youth who reside in Bensonhurst and Dyker Heights. Troop 20 has eight to ten weekend camping trips per year and a one week summer camp in July
Lutheran HealthCare will provide influenza vaccines, blood pressure and glucose screenings to seniors residing in the 47th Council District of Brooklyn.
11201 Funding is requested to support BRIC’s high quality arts and media programs that include producing our free summer performing arts
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Frog & Peach Theatre Company, Inc., The 133916149 Cleared
Jewish Association for Services for the Aged 132620896 Cleared (JASA)
Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society (HIAS, Inc.) 135633307 Pending
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840 West End Ave B1
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333 Seventh Avenue 16th Floor
Page 598 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) programs that include producing our free summer performing arts festival, creating and enabling Brooklyn-focused TV programming and media education opportunities, and providing opportunities for visual artists and a renowned school-based arts-in-education program at 15-20 Brooklyn public schools. Specifically, funding will be used to defray artist fees, production and marketing costs, and program management expenses. 11217-1486 BAM provides intensive in-school workshops and residencies, school- time performances and screenings, and after-school programs such as Arts Justice, Brooklyn Reads, Shakespeare Teaches Students, and DanceAfrica Education. BAM’s free monthly Senior Cinema program serves 2,000 seniors annually, providing free admission and concessions, in addition to complimentary transportation for select senior centers. 10025 Free discounted tickets for students, at risk youth, their families, and seniors at every Main Stage performance; outreach and general operating expenses.
10018 TOPS(Trump Outreach Program for Seniors), a NORC SSP provides a wide range of services to seniors age 60. JASA is requesting funding to support monthly group outings. The programs supported by the requested funding will be scheduled once a month. 10001 To support HIAS Civic and Voter Education Initiative (CVEI, providing non-sectarian programs for Russian-speaking New York immigrants to help them better engage in civic and social life.
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840 West End Ave New York, NY 10025 (40.79863671904286, - 73.97069128057308) 247 West 37th Street New York, NY 10018 (40.75380551588228, - 73.99133072114552) 333 Seventh Avenue 16th Floor New York, NY 10001 (40.747555227778605, - 73.99309339232292)
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Muslim American Society of New York, Inc. 363885457 Pending
Russian American Foundation, Inc. 133946716 Pending
Queens Jewish Community Council, Inc. 237172152 Pending
Mary Queen of Heaven 111952301 Cleared
American-Italian Coalition of Organizations, Inc. 112488439 Pending (AMICO)
Brooklyn Alliance, Inc. (Brooklyn Chamber of 112145956 Pending Commerce)
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70 West 36 Street Suite 701
119-45 Union Turnpike
1395 East 56th Street
138 Bay 20th Street
25 Elm Place Suite 200
Page 604 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) 11224-2618 To feed all people at all times in all ways posssible with nutritional foods. Funds will equip the volunteers which will help provide services.
11209 Funds will be used to support the Preteen Program.
10018 Funding will provide the Annual Russian Heritage Festival and Bolshoi Ballet Academy Summer Youth Program. Requested funds are used to support prgram expenses and scholarships to students from NYC.
11375 Funds will provide senior services that include Kosher meals-on-wheels , workshops on safety and health issues as well as cultural events to enhance their quality of life.
11234 Funds will support the bi-weekly senior citizens program providing food, socialization, cultural and enrichment opportunities as well as informative health and wellness workshops/screenings. Funding is needed to replace outdated and inefficient restrooms for both men and women attending senior citizens activities. 11214 To support the AMICO Extended Services program. The funds will support staff salaries and will maintain full time case assistance and informatioin services to senior citizens and their families.
11201 The requested funds will be used directly for the operation of Friday Night Coney Island Fireworks on the boardwalk.
Page 605 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) 1530 Mermaid Ave; 2nd Floor Brooklyn, NY 11224-2618 (40.576746994753705, - 73.98355158559207) 270 90th Street Brooklyn, NY 11209 (40.6207867945285, - 74.03273550737447) 70 West 36 Street New York, NY 10018 (40.75062224921407, - 73.98590502566395) 119-45 Union Turnpike Forest Hills, NY 11375 (40.71390198209082, - 73.83246277498682) 1395 East 56th Street Brooklyn, NY 11234 (40.62154856354821, - 73.92126546049062)
138 Bay 20th Street Brooklyn, NY 11214 (40.60374170991504, - 74.00404353410069) 25 Elm Place Brooklyn, NY 11201
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Chinatown Manpower Project, Inc. 132755214 Cleared
Public School 238 136400434 Cleared
Research Foundation of the City University of 131988190 Cleared New York ISSUE Project Room, Inc. 200367608 Pending
Brooklyn Arts Council, Inc. 237072915 Cleared
Jewish Community Council of Greater Coney 112665181 Cleared Island, Inc.
Brooklyn Chinese-American Association, Inc. 113065859 Pending
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70 Mulberry Street 3rd Fl
1633 east 8th street
232 3rd Street 3rd Floor The Old American Can Factory
55 Washington Street Suite 218
3001 West 37th Street
5002 8th Avenue
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10013 Funds will offset the cost of tuition for ESL for Adult Literacy courses in support of CMP’s adult literacy, training and job placement services to NYC’s immigrant population.
11223 Funding will be used for the purchase of musical instruments for their music program.
To fund Lighthouse Alcohol and Substance Abuse Prevention Program out of Kingsborough Community College. 11215 To support technical staffing necessary to support professional productions of performances. Performances include a number of thematic series including the Artist-in-Residence and Emerging Artists Commission programs. 11201 Funds will be used to sustain Brooklyn Arts Council's operations and to support arts programs and services for artists, cultural groups, and residents throughout Brooklyn in FY 2013.
11224-1479 Requested funds will be used to support our Ocean Parkway Senior Centers Healthy Aging services which include health promotion, educational and recreational activities
11220 The requested funds will go towards recreational and educational activities, monthly birthday parties as well as facility rental and insurance
Page 611 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) Brooklyn, NY 11201 (40.68950399078733, - 73.98445990084167) 70 Mulberry Street 3rd Fl New York, NY 10013 (40.71612392285459, - 73.99915482280045) 1633 east 8th street Brooklyn, NY 11223 (40.607000187819324, - 73.98141119916232)
232 3rd Street 3rd Floor Brooklyn, NY 11215 (40.674999846723445, - 73.98799288069611) 55 Washington Street Brooklyn, NY 11201 (40.702688366154774, - 73.98957290186571) 3001 West 37th Street Brooklyn, NY 11224-1479 (40.57272702528269, - 74.00241936176678) 5002 8th Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11220
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Big Apple Greeter, Inc. 133733413 Pending
Bensonhurst Council of Jewish Organizations 112568013 Pending
Jewish Community Council of Greater Coney 112665181 Cleared Island, Inc.
Coney Island Sports Foundation, Inc. 582432003 Pending
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8635 21st Street 1B
3001 West 37th Street
1712 Mermaid Avenue 2nd floor
Page 616 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) activities, monthly birthday parties as well as facility rental and insurance costs at our Bensonhurst Senior Citizens Center.
10010 Funds will support the enhancing of NYCs image globally by welcoming business and leisure travelers. Funds awarded will be used to match domestic and international visitors with friendly and knowledgeable volunteers; recruit, screen orient new volunteers; familiarize volunteers with neighborhood sites so that they can then in turn bring visitors and recommend them to friends, families and colleagues; promote free neighborhood events on Facebook, our website and emails to volunteers; work with journalists worldwide to generate free, positive publicity about NYC. 11214 Funds to pay for staff that will administer critical community services that include: advocacy; counseling clients on benefits and entitlements; processing and renewal of Food Stamps, Medicare, and Housing Services and Section 8 recertification; Crisis Intervention; Career Services; Social Security Services; Holocaust Services; and a Food Pantry. 11224 To fund the NonProfit HelpDesk, which provides technical assistance to small-to-medium sized nonprofit organizations. This program aslo provides consultations, webinars, workshops and peer-networking services. 11224 Funds will be used to provide free tennis instruction, practice, play and educational activities for beginner and intermediate players, ages 6-18 years. Loaner racquets and balls will be provided to all participants. Special events, team tennis, games and tournaments, educational and family activities, and trips.
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8635 21st Street Brooklyn, NY 11214 (40.602557536994595, - 73.99672665332133)
3001 West 37th Street Brooklyn, NY 11224 (40.57272702528269, - 74.00241936176678) 1712 Mermaid Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11224 (40.57654914390724, - 73.98519734490566)
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Sephardic Home for the Aged, Inc. 111694718 Pending
Brighton Neighborhood Association, Inc. 112435523 Pending
Midtown Management Group, Inc., The 133192793 Cleared
American-Italian Cancer Foundation 133035711 Pending
Jewish Children's Museum 133798344 Pending
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1002 Brighton Beach Avenue
630 Ninth Avenue Suite 802
112 East 71st Street Suite 2B
792 Eastern Parkway
Page 622 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) 11219 Our goal is to enhance the quality of life of the ill patient by providing to them and their sibling therapeutically retreats, parties, trips, and other services to keep their mood positive so they will fight the illness with extra strength. Funds will provide trips and weekend retreats. 11214 Our Wellness/Nursing Rehabilitation Program is designed to maintain the highest possible level of functioning of our residents in all activities in daily living; eating, walking and toileting. Funds will be used to compensate an appropriate certified nursing rehabilitation assistant. 11235-5735 BNA assists our immigrant populations, advocate for vulnerable tenants with building owners and government agencies to prevent exploitation and displacement.
10036 Build A Musical: theater workshops with a professional director/choreographer in which participants learn choreography, acting and voice skills to perform in their own Broadway revue for the school or community. The funds will be used for the teaching artist, program director, company manager, supplies. 10021 The funds requested will help to provide no-cost mammograms and clinical breast exams for economically disadvantaged, medically underserved women. They will also support outreach and education efforts that enable us to recruit women with cultural, linguistic, and geographic barriers to receigin annual screenings for breast cancer. 11213 Jewish Childrns Museums Public School Initiative has invited children from public schools to visit our museum at a reduced cost. These children would not have the opportunity to visit any cultural institution learn about another culture. It encourages and fosters tolerance and understanding between people of various traditions. Funds to help
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112 East 71st Street Suite 2B New York, NY 10021 (40.770146197154645, - 73.96373052806632)
792 Eastern Parkway Brooklyn, NY 11213 (40.669152333264265, - 73.9420029078384)
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City Parks Foundation 133561657 Cleared
First Chernomorets USA, Inc. 113586786 Pending
Theatre Rehabilitation for Youth, Inc. 112865724- Cleared
Ballet Theatre Foundation, Inc. 131882106 Cleared
Jewish Union Foundation 133636595 Cleared
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58 Farragut Ave
890 Broadway 3rd FL
11 Broadway 13th Floor
Page 628 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) understanding between people of various traditions. Funds to help defray the cost of admission for public school children from undeserved areas. The grant will allow children to attend the museum. 10065 To revive 3 significant waterfront parks across NYC, Kaiser, Calvert, Vaux in Bk. Coastal Classroom educates youth adults about their waterfront facilitates action to improve it. This program uses the waterfront as a classroom with topics of instruction including the impact of illegal dumping sewage runoff, local habitats, restoration preservation. CP Tennis provides free equipment instruction to youth. The Seniors Fitness presents two 6 week sessions of bi-weekly classes that introduce seniors to athletic activities. 11235 Funds will be used to rent private and public indoor facilities and to purchase soccer uniforms(jerseys,shorts,socks,balls etc..
10303-2909 In these financially tight times, many seniors do not have the funds to enjoy a trip to a restaurant or to enjoy a show. TRY is proposing to invite seniors to a restaurant within their community to enjoy a luncheon and a professional performance. 10003 To support the “ABT at School†program, which introduces public school students to the arts and dance.
10004 The funding asked for would be used to expand our Dayhab and Vocational services by bringing more individuals with disabilities into our program. We would also increase the amount and type of services offered, while hiring additional, qualified staff.
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3101 Ocean Parkway Brooklyn, NY 11235 (40.57580270662294, - 73.96833505685629) 58 Farragut Ave Staten Island, NY 10303-2909 (40.621259765035155, - 74.16515226551415) 890 Broadway 3rd FL New York, NY 10003 (40.73143999985626, - 73.9887600000738) 11 Broadway 13th Floor New York, NY 10004 (40.70516118731746, - 74.01390370408092)
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Metropolitan New York Coordinating Council on 132738818 Pending Jewish Poverty, Inc.
St. Rosalia-Regina Pacis Neighborhood 112697931 Pending Improvement Association, Inc.
Theatre Rehabilitation for Youth, Inc. 112685724 Pending
Central Jewish Council, Inc. 113602492 Pending
Kidney and Urology Foundation of America 131777413 Pending
United Talmudical Academy of Boro Park 237359018 Pending
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6614 11th Avenue
58 Farragut Ave
127 Ruteldge Street
2 West 47 Street Suite 401
5301 14th Ave
Page 634 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) offered, while hiring additional, qualified staff. 10038 To support Handyman Services which provides home repairs and home safety jobs free-of-charge (e.g., window gates, reflooring, locks, light plumbing, peepholes adjustment to low income seniors.
11219-5901 The funding will be used for afterschool, out-of-school time and summer programming to support academic success and positive youth development, promote respect for all, and foster a love of learning and service. 10303-2903 Fifty senior citizens will have lunch and see a performance in a restaurant. The funds will be used to pay for the food, the performance, a coordinator/MC and transportation.
11211 Funds will help offset office expenses and workers to be able to help the clients who are looking to be help with any government help or issues.
10036 This award is for college-bound patients (aged 17-25 with kidney or urologic disease whose academic career would benefit from financial assistance. Recipients can receive up to 2,000 per year (renewable for up to 4 years maximum and must submit documentation of grades and achievements to qualify for renewal. 11219 To fund an after school program for low income families and ESL youths.
Page 635 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) 74.01390370408092) 80 Maiden Lane New York, NY 10038 (40.70714164701863, - 74.00743179956632) 6614 11th Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11219-5901 (40.62772056737441, - 74.00691597191326) 58 Farragut Ave Staten Island, NY 10303-2903 (40.621259765035155, - 74.16515226551415) 127 Ruteldge Street Brooklyn, NY 11211 (40.70158677818959, - 73.95786595294426) 2 West 47 Street Suite 401 New York, NY 10036 (40.75688119722247, - 73.97917188730935)
5301 14th Ave Brooklyn, NY 11219 (40.63114698430604, - 73.99250883300391)
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New Yorkers For Parks 136167879 Cleared
ParCare Community Health Network 273695360 Pending
Guild for Exceptional Children, Inc. 116037766 Pending
Women's Organization Dedicated to Meeting 043664345- Cleared Their Medical and Emotional Needs, Inc.
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445 Park ave
260 68th Street
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Page 640 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) 11209 To provide after school services and staffing for technology instruction and extra curricular activities.
To provide The Daffodil Project, in which activities include volunteer park clean-ups; an online daffodil photo competition; five citywide distributions of 250,000 free daffodil bulbs to community groups, public schools and park volunteers; and organized daffodil plantings in every borough. Funds will go toward the purchase of daffodil bulbs that will be given away for free at NY4P distributions in each borough. 11205 ParCare community Health Network prides itself with delivering accessible excellent quality health care to every patient in all the communities surrounding us, including the undeserved Latino, Jewish and African American population in the area. Funding would be used to continue upgrading our state of the art Electronic Health Records system. 11220 Funding is requested to provide equipment; training to staff and to offset actual staffing costs to create a Wellness Center for senior citizens living with developmental disbilities served by the GEC.
11209 Women Against Violence provides free counseling and support services to victims of violence who do not have insurance and cannot afford to pay for such services. Victims include:domestic violence, intimate partner abuse, peer abuse, sexual abuse and child witnesses to violence. Our organization also provides free support groups and health education workshops to these victims as well as the entire Brooklyn community.
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445 Park ave Brooklyn, NY 11205 (40.69651449885233, - 73.95924489108967)
260 68th Street Brooklyn, NY 11220 (40.636866672412395, - 74.02644025316937) 9201 Fourth Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11209 (40.61807983522033, - 74.03027136501419)
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Guardians of the Sick 116003433 Pending
Broadway League, Inc., The 130951470 Pending
Lifestyles for the Disabled, Inc. 133740011 Cleared
Be Proud, Inc. 582674169 Pending
Edith and Carl Marks Jewish Community House 111633484 Pending of Bensonhurst
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5216 11th Ave
729 7th Avenue 5th Floor
930 Willowbrook Road Building 12-G
2805 East 26th Street Room 2D
7802 Bay Parkway
Page 646 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) 11224-2507 Funds will be used to support the agencys intake, assessment, referral and administrative functions as well as community education and mobilization efforts through HIV prevention education and community wide events on World AIDS Day, National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day; National Women Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day and National HIV Testing Day. 11219 To support the our Place Drop In Centers program which addresses the tragic proliferation of anti-social behaviors, such as Indulgence in alcohol, substance and drug abuse, among Jewish youth in Brooklyn.
10019 To support the afterschool , “Family First Nights†program in which it will encourage children to develop a life-long appreciation for theatre.
10314-4209 This initiative will involve developmentally disabled adults partnering with senior citizens from Staten Island and areas of Brooklyn. The purpose of this proposal is to utilize the strengths and skills of these developmentally disabled adults in activities that will maintain and enhance the quality of life of our senior population. The program will incorporate Home Repairs, Recreational Activities, and Special Events Breakfasts. 11235-2748 To support the Be Proud Foundation hosting a numerous events: Your Highness Grandmother Pageant, Toys for Tots Toy-drive, Appreciation Luncheon for the Police and Fire Department, Passover Food Distribution, Russian Culture and Heritage Day and etc. 11214-1508 Funds will be utilized to provide ESOL classes to the neediest clients in the service area who lack the skills necessary to obtain employment and
Page 647 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) 1907 Mermiad Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11224-2507 (40.57648619136518, - 73.98615062625674)
5216 11th Ave Brooklyn, NY 11219 (40.635688560554, - 73.99862422280313) 729 7th Avenue New York, NY 10019 (40.760415532797595, - 73.98373144999795) 930 Willowbrook Road Staten Island, NY 10314-4209 (40.60338586334217, - 74.14228277399513)
2805 East 26th Street Room 2D Brooklyn, NY 11235-2748 (40.58475007172388, - 73.94270877361208) 7802 Bay Parkway Brooklyn, NY 11214-1508
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Kingsborough Community College 136400434 Cleared
Together We Are 270213447 Pending
A. Genovesi Environmental Center 136400434 Pending
Coney Island USA 133215645 Pending
St. Ann's Warehouse, Inc. 112665242 Pending
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55 Washington Street 458
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11226 On Stage at Kingsborough, KCCs performing arts program, brings artistically and culturally diverse, multi-disciplinary performances from masters of the form to the varied communities in and around the college. Funding will expand and enhance its world-class dance, music, theatre, literature, and family performances for our up-coming 2012-2013 season. 11204 Funds will be used to support mentoring programs for teens at risk and summer programs.
11234 Funds will support environmental center operating expenses including animal food, greenhouse upkeep, outside learning environment, tank upkeep and support staff salary.
To support the Halloween and Mermaid parade sponsored by Coney Island USA. 11201-1059 Commissioned as part of Londons 2012 Cultural Olympiad, Shakespeares epic play will be reimagined in the style of two opposing traditions. The brashness of the scrappy 50-year-old contemporary American avant-garde challenges the rigor of the 500-year-old British classical establishment. These legendary companies will battle it out in St. Anns Warehouse where weekly matinees, workshops master classes will be offered to NYC high school students.
Page 653 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) Brooklyn, NY 11214-1508 (40.6062717369756, - 73.98937019912165) 2001 Oriental Boulevard Brooklyn, NY 11226 (40.57854212069692, - 73.93487862096916)
1618 48th st Brooklyn, NY 11204 (40.631254902949536, - 73.9844239279605) 7151 Avenue T Brooklyn, NY 11234 (40.621593315981194, - 73.90878060934088)
55 Washington Street Brooklyn, NY 11201-1059 (40.702688366154774, - 73.98957290186571)
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La Nueva Esperanza, Inc. 204393724 Pending
September 11th Family Group 710899005 Pending
Coney Island Gospel Assembly 510142296 Pending
Child School, The 132785566 Cleared
New York Cancer Center, Inc. 272464042 Pending
Heartshare Human Services of New York 111633549 Pending
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130 Oceana Dr West PH-7
2828 Neptune Avenue
587 Main Street
379 Kings Highway
12 Metrotech Center 29th Floor
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11206 The agency will serve HIV/AIDS infected individuals the funds will enhance Pantry Bag items with higher nutritional value recommended for our particular client base and provided to clients every Friday. Funds will help offset operating expenses and food provided to the individuals. 11235 Funds will honor the victims of 9/11 tragedy by maintaining the September 11 Memorial Square in Brooklyns Asser Levy park and keeping it in dignified condition, organizing commemoration ceremony, dedicated to the 11th anniversary of the tragedy, Annual September 11 Memorial Soccer Cup and other events in tribute. 11224 To provide after school homework help and tutoring to children, youth and families.
10044 To operate an after-school program which provides opportinities for socialization and self development for children with emotional learning disabilities.
11223 The goal of the New York Cancer Center is to provide patients with the knowledge, hope and support that will empower them to take an active role in their treatment and healing options. The funds would be used to help pay for the salary of the volunteer Coordinator. 11201-3858 Funding will be used to support current senior activities at the NYCHA Surfside Gardens Senior Program. Activities will include cultural, recreational and educational activities.
Page 659 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) Brooklyn, NY (40.692449999568, - 73.99036000011375) 213 Johnson Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11206 (40.70679795341073, - 73.94118452479177) 130 Oceana Dr West PH-7 Brooklyn, NY 11235 (40.575505930353245, - 73.9588292230066)
2828 Neptune Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11224 (40.57779020830765, - 73.99545860925997) 587 Main Street Roosevelt Island, NY 10044 (40.76300903590394, - 73.94916791647569) 379 Kings Highway Brooklyn, NY 11223 (40.60466799182957, - 73.97609258441872) 12 Metrotech Center Brooklyn, NY 11201-3858 (40.694727467982304, -
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United Jewish Organizations (UJO of 112728233 Pending Williamsburg)
United Jewish Organizations (UJO) of 112728233- Cleared Williamsburg
Gravesend Athletic Association 113019763 Pending
Brooklyn Italian Youth Soccer Club, Inc. 113563329 Pending
New York Junior Tennis League, Inc. 237442256 Pending
Boro Park Jewish Community Council 113475993 Cleared
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32 Penn Street
169 Bay 44th Street
5725 18th Avenue
58-12 Queens Blvd Suite 1
4912 14th Avenue 3rd Floor
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11249 To support Paperless Office Site for FS enrollment, Health Insurance education and enrollment, FS advocacy and outreach. Social Service and Housing Programs, Workforce Training/career classes and Senior Services. 11211 Health Insurance Enrollment, Housing Services, POS Paperless Food Stamp Enrollment and Outreach, Entitlement Services, Workforce Development
11223 Funds will purchase equipment, rent gym and office space as well as maintain three baseball and softball field facilities. We will also use the funds to pay utility expenses at all our facilities.
11204 To support the Youth Soccer program that teaches soccer and physical fitness. Funds will help with the rental of NYC Public School gymnasiums and athletic fields.
11377 The funds will be used to provide free recreational tennis and educational programs for beginner and intermediate players, ages 5-18 years in the council member's district during the summer, fall, winter or spring. 11219 Funds will help pay staff that will administer vital social services and leverage privately-raised funding. These services include advocacy; counseling clients on benefits and entitlements; processing and renewal of Food Stamps, Medicaid, Child Health Plus, Family Health Plus, and Medicare.
Page 665 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) (40.694727467982304, - 73.98725705148492) 32 Penn St Brooklyn, NY 11249 (40.70038578734187, - 73.96114947384223) 32 Penn Street Brooklyn, NY 11211 (40.70038578734187, - 73.96114947384223) 169 Bay 44th Street Brooklyn, NY 11223 (40.59102822857898, - 73.9883809448894) 5725 18th Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11204 (40.6232599301091, - 73.98597975507118) 58-12 Queens Blvd Suite 1 Woodside, NY 11377 (40.74160760239171, - 73.90739250549333) 4912 14th Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11219 (40.633637619852465, - 73.99005881599756)
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Catholic Migration Services, Inc. 113048411 Pending
ACTS Community Development Corporation 10679652 Pending
Jewish Association for Services for the Aged 132620896 Cleared (JASA)
Associazioni Siciliane Unite de New York, Inc. 113416416 Pending
New York Board of Rabbis 131809283 Pending
New 42nd Street, Inc., The 133584032 Cleared
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229 West 42nd Street 10th Floor
Page 670 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) Medicare. 11219 To provide full-time attorneys and paralegals who serve approximately 2,000 clients yearly. Cases range from consultation, legal permanent residence, religious visas, visa extensions, naturalization, family unification, spousal abuse benefits, employment authorization, and political asylum. 11223 The Lighthouse Mission is dedicated to fighting hunger and poverty in the Coney Island community, providing families with food assistance. The Mission offers pre-screenings for government benefits, an after- school program for at-risk youth, social service referrals to drug and alcohol counseling, emergency food and clothing support, job readiness training, and more. 10018 JASA’s Coney Island Active Aging (CIAA) serves approximately 250 older residents of NYCHA housing. Social services, health support and educational recreational activities are offered to the seniors age 60.
11725 ASU of NY will provide referral/support services, presentations to enhance cultural awareness of ethnic groups, provide cultural programs, support soccer tournaments for the youth, proved historical /or recreational excursions for the elderly, as well as, informational forums for the youth, elderly and women. 10016 The funding supports the outreach, planning and implementation of child sexual abuse and molestation prevention education for adult which are hosted by local faith organizations.
10036-7299 To support the New Victory Education Program. The program will provide In-Classroom Workshops; School Tool online resource guides;
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1913 West 7th Street Brooklyn, NY 11223 (40.600606008190994, - 73.979252826292)
247 West 37th Street New York, NY 10018 (40.75380551588228, - 73.99133072114552) 208 Avenue S Brooklyn, NY 11725 (40.60118157428974, - 73.97775095850307)
136 East 39th Street New York, NY 10016 (40.74933588539665, - 73.97702250765934) 229 West 42nd Street New York, NY 10036-7299
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United War Veterans of Kings County, Inc. 113132145- Cleared
Jewish Community Council of Greater Coney 112665181 Pending Island, Inc.
Seaside Summer Concert Series, Inc. 112561538 Cleared
Coney Island Generation Gap Reunion 208562533 Pending Committee
Staten Island Zoological Society, Inc. 135680691 Pending
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3001 West 37th Street
32 Court Street suite 607
2904 Neptune Avenue
614 Broadway
Page 676 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) provide In-Classroom Workshops; School Tool online resource guides; sign-interpreted education shows; and training for educators. Through Bring Your Family to the New Vic, we will work with Title I partner schools to introduce students’ parents and family members to live theatergoing for only 5 per ticket. 11231 Bands, USO entertainers, vintage vehicles, buses for military personnel, meals for US military personnel, school JROTC, Marching group, meeting necessary expenses, Memorial Day Parade expenses.
11224-1479 Funds are requested to support the operational costs of a shuttle bus service to transport residents of Sea Gate to essential sites such as medical appointments, shopping, school, employment locations and senior centers. 11201 The Seaside Summer Concert Series provides free concerts of world renowned performers to the residents of NYC. Funding will help offset artist fees and production costs.
11224-2021 Coney Island Generation Gaps Media Art Program runs as a fall/summer program. We will provide the inter-disciplinary skills needed to successfully educate design students and to keep pace with the industry, the Media Arts Program proposes three new tracks to enhance Visual Communications, Media Arts through Television, CD’s/DVD’s, and Graphic Design. Funding will be used to purchase video equipment, computers, camera equipment, and to host our many other events. 10310 The Staten Island Zoological Society provides a zoological park open to the public including childrens exhibits, as well as educational programs
Page 677 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) New York, NY 10036-7299 (40.75658442095278, - 73.98821007370384)
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614 Broadway Staten Island, NY 10310
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Brooklyn Congregations United, Inc. 611567317 Pending
Federation of Italian American Organizations of 112507910 Cleared Brooklyn, Ltd.
West Indian American Day Carnival Association, 237176396- Cleared Inc.
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Page 682 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) the public including childrens exhibits, as well as educational programs for children and adults. Programs teach zoology, natural history and animal care. Funding will be used to provide and supplement the aformentioned operations and programs. 11219 To operate a central kitchen that will provide fresh, hot meals to several soup kitchens. Operating a central kitchen enables the Masbia network to distribute cost-effective, fresh meals throughout the city five days a week. 11226 Funds to develop a team of 100-125 grassroots leaders from communities across Brooklyn who will learn how to mobilize large numbers of people to support public policy priorities identified by our communities. 11204 Funds to support crucial services to the community which include: services/programming for the elderly, immigrants, youngsters and their entire families. Clients will be assisted with the filing of applications for entitlements such as Medicare, Medicaid, Food Stamps, Public Assistance, Section 8, HEAP, etc. 11225 The funds will be used for operating expense for the West Indian American Day Carnival(WIADCA) and its comprehensive year round traditional cultural arts program, concerts and festivities. The mission of the association is to develop, teach and promote Caribbean arts and culture in New York City and community. Events are held through the weekend, culminating in the parade on Labor Day itself. The parade proceeds from Utica Avenue along Eastern Parkway to Grand Army Plaza. Highlights include a steelband competition, Dimanche Grad (fat Sunday) extravaganza, Brass Fest, Stay in School:A Cultural Education and a special Junior (kiddie) carnival, which runs from President Street
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323-325 Rogers Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11225 (40.65768065250842, - 73.95313943227296)
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Judah International Christian Center, Inc. 113352075 Pending
St. Athanasius Golden Age Club 111639837 Cleared
Masores Bais Yaakov 112902382 Cleared
Older Adults Technology Services (OATS, Inc.) 550882599 Pending
Gravesend Athletic Association 113019763 Cleared
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Page 688 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) to the grounds of the Brooklyn Museum of Art. In 2003 the Lugano Group conducted a survey that concluded the direct economic impact of carnival for every 1 million attendees 86 million was spent on food/beverage, lodging, entertainment and travel. NYPD also ! estimates that approximately 2.5 million people are in attendance for the annual Labor Day Parade. 11216-3978 To implement a health and wellness prevention, education and awareness campaign through outreach directly to the community, utilizing women’s organizations to engage women and girls in a multi-media campaign. 11204 The funding will cover the costs for the catered meals, refreshments and trips for seniors.
11230 Funds will help support the Hi Jump Program, an After School Program that is open to the entire community. The activities include homework help, sports, art, computers and other enrichment.
11215 Funding will provide access to Senior Planet digital community resources, including weekly events calendar, resource guide, videoconferences, and specialized content on health, finances, and other essential topics relevant to seniors. 11223 Funds will purchase equipment, rent gym and office space as well as maintain three baseball and softball field facilities. We will also use the funds to pay utility expenses at all our facilities.
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Prospect Park Alliance, Inc. 112843763 Pending
Jewish Community Council of Greater Coney 112665181 Cleared Island, Inc.
Kings Highway Beautification Association, Inc. 204986882 Cleared
Gravesend Athletic Association 113019763 Cleared
Shmira Civilian Volunteer Patrol of Boro Park, 113260405 Pending Inc.
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11215 To support Field Maintenance and Park Programs and General Operations. Funds will continue to offer exciting programs at the Prospect Park Audubon Center and Lefferts Historic House, while keeping the Park and its facilities clean, safe, and well-maintained. 11224-1479 Requested funds will be used to support our Senior Citizen Transportation Program which provides both individual group demand responsive and scheduled trips for frail elderly.
11223 Funding will be used to launch Gravesend -wide graffitti cleaning program in the 47th council District. In addition, the project will clean up to 50 residentoal properties through out the council District via a graffitti complaint program which constitutes calls in grattified locations of the council office for fast response clean-up. 11223 The purpose of our Organization is to provide a wholesome atmosphere where our youth can grow in their talents and use their leadership abilities to the fullest. We are a Not-for-Profit organization providing Baseball, Softball and Basketball programs for youth ages 4 years old to 18 years old. 11218-3712 Funds will be used to provide Twenty-four hour per day, 7 day per week rounds of the community with special attention during late night and early morning hours, as well as prime locations such as schools, subway and bus stops, etc. Crowd control at special community events in cooperation with the appropriate NYPD Precinct, and responding to
Page 695 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) 135 West 29th Street 504 New York, NY 10001 (40.74726744472923, - 73.99144763300933) 95 Prospect Park West Brooklyn, NY 11215 (40.666970939529584, - 73.97477097604573) 3001 West 37th Street Brooklyn, NY 11224-1479 (40.57272702528269, - 74.00241936176678) 1899 East 4th St Brooklyn, NY 11223 (40.603960479360296, - 73.96894659583626)
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3618 14th Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11218-3712 (40.6405808723934, - 73.98278716186718)
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United Chinese Association of Brooklyn 371469112- Cleared
New York Foundation for Senior Citizens, Inc. 132618568 Cleared
Sports and Arts in Schools Foundation, Inc. 113112635 Pending
Astella Development Corporation 112458675 Pending
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6625 Bay Parkway 2F
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58-12 Queens Blvd Suite 1
1618 Mermaid Ave
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11204 The grant will be used to support a Senior Service Program which includes a senior center space rental cost and its direct social services expenses. The center provides the following available services for more than 600 registered members: educational classes: ESL, voter registration, naturalization, health enhancement, crime prevention, Tai Chi; direct services –translation, government welfare application; recreation – Chess, card, Mahjong, Chinese Folk Opera and monthly birthday party celebration; meal – hot lunch. 10007 Funding will support the operating costs for the Home Sharing/Respite Care program, which provides home care assistance to seniors.
11377 Funds will provide the enrichment and expansion of the free NY City Council Sports and Arts Summer Camp Program and After-School Sports Leagues to NYC youth.
11224 Astella Development Corp.’s “Mermaid Ave. Clean Streets Campaign†will rid Mermaid Ave. sidewalks and street corners from Stillwell Ave. to West 37th Street of liter and surface dirt and stains.
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11 Park Place Suite 1416 New York, NY 10007 (40.712843106148206, - 74.00821582795537) 6625 Bay Parkway 2F Brooklyn, NY 11204 (40.613315361963664, - 73.9818604524096)
11 Park Place Suite 1416 New York, NY 10007 (40.712843106148206, - 74.00821582795537) 58-12 Queens Blvd Woodside, NY 11377 (40.74160760239171, - 73.90739250549333) 1618 Mermaid Ave Brooklyn, NY 11224 (40.57665706255074, - 73.98434298897786)
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Urban Neighborhood Services, Inc. 141997299 Pending
Jewish Association for Services for the Aged 132620896 Cleared (JASA)
Friends of Historic New Utrecht 113407104 Pending
Chess-in-the-Schools, Inc. 136119036 Cleared
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1718 Mermaid Avenue
247 West 37th Street
1831 84th Street
Chess in the Schools 520 Eighth Avenue 2nd Floor
Page 706 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) 11224-2810 “Dance Off the Streets†is a program designed to keep children and teenagers age 8-17 off the streets and out of gangs. “D.O.t.S.†empowers the youth of Coney Island to be creative, productive leaders, who will have the skills to work collectively, solve problems and maintain physical fitness. Funds will used to pay the salary of teachers and personnel. 11224-2622 UNS is applying for funding for all of flagship programs which are listed below and capacity building.The Financial Paths Project which offers year round financial literacy, The Community Health Education Project which offers year round health education, The Veterans Outreach Project which assists veterans, The LGBTQ SAFE ZONE Project for LGBTQ youth and families, The Summer Youth Leadership Project, The Coney Island College Bound Project, and The Ask-A-Lawyer Legal Clinic which offers free legal consultation. 10018 Warbasse Cares for Seniors a NORC SSP serves approximately 900 older adults. JASA in collaboration with Amalgamated Warbasse Houses, Inc and VNSNY provides social services, health support and group educational/ recreational activities to promote successful aging-in- place. 11214 FHNU seeks support for its free program of historical cultural events consisting of Liberty Wknd, Lincoln/Washington event, A series of public concerts, and Public lectures. Funds will be applied to direct costs of events: fees, expenses, reimbursements honoraria for performers, equipment rentals, promotion and overhead expenses. 10018 To fund the School Program, Classroom Chess, After-School Chess Clubs, Summer Chess Camps, Scholastic Tournament Program, and College Bound Program.
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1718 Mermaid Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11224-2622 (40.57652216424634, - 73.98540418897244)
247 West 37th Street NeW York, NY 10018 (40.75380551588228, - 73.99133072114552)
1831 84th Street Brooklyn, NY 11214 (40.60798258438604, - 74.00059473541467)
Chess in the Schools New York, NY 10018 (40.75341000037139, -
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Keren Zichron Yisroel Meir, Inc. 364579309 Cleared
United Chinese Association of Brooklyn 371469112 Pending
Jewish Association for Services for the Aged 132620896 Cleared (JASA)
Lower East Side Tenement Museum, The 133475390 Cleared
Museum of Contemporary African Diasporian 113526774 Cleared Arts
Action For Progress, Inc. 133083712 Pending
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6625 Bay Parkway 2F
247 West 37th Street
91 Orchard Street
80 Hanson Place
180 Suffolk Street
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11219 Funds will be used to cover the expenses of running our organuztion,central insurance program,telephone,utilities,and other operational expenses.
11204 To support a Senior Service Program which includes paying for the senior center space rental cost and its direct social services expenses. Services provided include: 1 educational classes of - ESL, naturalization crime prevention, Tai Chi; 2 direct services' translation; 3 recreation and social gathering, Cantonese Folk Opera; 4 hot meals. 10018 Trump 4US is a NORC supportive service program that provides a wide range of services to seniors age 60. JASA is requesting funding to support monthly concerts, educational presentations and other cultural activities. 10002 Funds will be used to subsidize NYC public school visits to the Museum.
11217 MoCADA will work with Brooklyn’s leading African Diaspora arts organizations to curate and produce monthly innovative performances and events to be held in outdoor spaces, public housing, and in local businesses throughout Central Brooklyn. Funding will go directly towards event production and strong community marketing. 10002 Day Care Program serving approximately 60 children between the ages 0f 2.0 to 5.9 yrs of age. Funding will provide learning/teaching resources to assist in the development and compliance with curriculum.
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247 West 37th Street New York, NY 10018 (40.75380551588228, - 73.99133072114552) 91 Orchard Street New York, NY 10002 (40.71816503433651, - 73.99028832082354) 80 Hanson Place Brooklyn, NC 11217 (40.68195999965445, - 73.97851000043602)
180 Suffolk Street New York, NY 10002 (40.72128603130278, - 73.98487358897512)
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Council of Jewish Organizations of Flatbush, Inc. 112864728 Pending
Wildlife Conservation Society 131740011- Cleared
Public School 215K 136400434 Pending
Flatbush Shomrim Safety Patrol, Inc. 203244567 Pending
South Brooklyn Youth Consortium, Inc. 30387372 Pending
Heartshare Human Services of New York 111633549 Pending
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Surf Avenue West 8th Street
2294 Nostrand Avenue Suite 1000
2811 Mermaid Avenue-2nd Floor POBox 245134
12 Metrotech Center 29th Floor
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11230-4716 To partially defray costs of operating the COJO of Flatbush’s micro- enterprise South Brooklyn Business Outreach Center (BOC which provides Small Entrepreneurship and Financial Counseling Programs.
11224 The New York Aquarium had the highest attendance of any cultural institution in Brooklyn and saw over 760,000 visitors, with 2/3 of those coming during the peak Spring/ Summer season last year. We are seeking funding to hire 3 seasonal Security Assistants. They will help address traffic issues and in-park crowd control. The presence of adequate security is essential to the safety and quality of the guest experience. 11223 Funds will be used to purchase supplies and support educational programs in the school.
11210 Teens-at-risk outreach, elderly assistance, biased crime, anti-terrorism awareness, medical awareness programs, 24X6 patrol with radio dispatch to assist all emergencies for elderly people. Assist in case of emergencies, natural disasters, Alzheimers patients search and rescue, etc. 11224 The specific programming /services to be funded are the after school and summer science learning academies which will include but not be limited to teaching formal and informal science, mentoring, career exploration, and tutoring in the math and sciences as well as academic enrichment which is scientific and researched based. 11210-3858 Services will be provided through the PS 288 Tanyhill Beacon program. Program services include educational,recreational and cultural acitivies.
Page 719 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) 73.98487358897512) 1550 Coney Island Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11230-4716 (40.61962666911069, - 73.96422515518242) Surf Avenue West 8th Street Brooklyn, NY 11224 (40.57688000031192, - 73.98590999994639)
Brooklyn, NY 11223 (40.59876999983578, - 73.97291999985794) 2294 Nostrand Avenue brooklyn, NY 11210 (40.62870982160666, - 73.9472549484895)
2811 Mermaid Avenue-2nd Floor Brooklyn, NY 11224 (40.57563536672292, - 73.99447530923997)
12 Metrotech Center Brooklyn, NY 11210-3858
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Edith and Carl Marks Jewish Community House 111633484 Pending of Bensonhurst
Brooklyn Housing and Family Services, Inc. 112412584 Pending
Asphalt Green, Inc. 136533158 Pending
Public School 128 136400434 Cleared
United War Veterans of Kings County, Inc. 113132145 Pending
Urban Neighborhood Services, Inc. 141997299- Cleared
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7802 Bay Parkway
415 Albemarle Road
555 East 90th Street
2075 84th street
538 Clinton Street
1718 Mermaid Avenue
Page 724 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) Program services include educational,recreational and cultural acitivies. Funds will be used to enhance the summer camp and after-school program. 11214-1508 Funds will be utilized to provide ESOL classes to the neediest clients in the service area who lack the skills necessary to obtain employment and self-sufficiency.
11218-2351 To fund a Community Consultant Program which will be delivered providing residents and owners alike with professional assistance to solve problems related to housing, service delivery and neighborhood quality of life issues. We will also provide homelessness and displacement prevention services targeting single-parent, low-income households and low-income senior citizens and immigrants. 10128-7803 Funding will support the Waterproofing program, which each year teaches public school children to learn to swim.
11214 To fund after-school test prep program for grades 3-5.
11231 To support the Memorial Day Parade, specifically going to the costs for marching bands, USO entertainers, vintage vehicles, buses for military personnel, meals for US military personnel, grandstands, school JROTC, insurances, permits and other necessary expenses. 11224 Urban Neighborhood Services, Inc. (UNS) is a multi-service agency located in Coney Island, Brooklyn. The organization was founded by
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555 East 90th Street New York, NY 10128-7803 (40.778009892856204, - 73.94399539161257) 2075 84th street Brooklyn, NY 11214 (40.60496772003313, - 73.99566545332675) 538 Clinton Street Brooklyn, NY 11231 (40.677560994238206, - 74.00050380584435) 1718 Mermaid Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11224
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Page 730 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) located in Coney Island, Brooklyn. The organization was founded by Ms. Mathylde Frontus who grew up in Coney Island as a child and returned to her community after attending college and years of graduate school in order to improve the conditions of the community which had long been under-served. UNS offers important programming which is available to and utilized by residents of all five boroughs of New York City, not just Coney Island._x000D_ _x000D_ UNS offers financial literacy workshops, support for Veterans and their families, health education, LGBTQ trainings for human service providers and school personnel, Youth Leadership programs, Free SAT Prep courses, College Trips, College Forums on navigating the admissions process; Jobs and Housing search assistance, free legal workshops, a going green educational program with Con Edison, among other services._x000D_ _x000D_ Youth and adults from all five boroughs of New York City are often in attendance at our Free Notary Prep Courses, Free SAT Preparation Courses, LGBTQ trainings, Home Ownership Seminars, Personal Finance Seminars, and College Forums on topics such as Math, Science and Engineering, which all are all free of charge._x000D_ _x000D_ UNS is currently requesting 20,000 from Councilman Domenic Recchia and 5,000 from all other New York City Council Members to support its existing programs and services and to develop its internal staffing capacity so that it can grow as an organization. _x000D_
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Coney Island Youth Alive, Inc. 510602645 Pending
Arab American Association of New York, Inc. 113604756 Cleared
Jewish Community Council of Greater Coney 112665181 Cleared Island, Inc.
Jewish Community Council of Greater Coney 112665181 Cleared Island, Inc.
Staten Island Children's Museum 237379930 Cleared
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2953 west 33rd street
7111 5th Avenue
3001 West 37th Street
3001 West 37th Street
1000 Richmond Terrace Building M
Page 736 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) The requested funding will be utilized to support our current activities and allow us to bring on part-time staff to our office, which is currently manned by the Executive Director, a Program assistant and volunteers. The secret behind our success and the reason weve been able to do a lot with a little is due to our partnerships with other organizations with whom weve leveraged resources. However, in order for us to continue to meet the demands of our services, we need additional help. 11224 We offer youth training of the bass snare drums, cymbols and stetigic steeping formations for competetions, parades and major events like (pass 911 memorial of falling police and firefighters
The Arab American Family Education Initiative (AAFEI promotes independence, productivity and stability by supporting Arab American families. Funding will purchase supplies educational programs, including office supplies; and cover part of related salary costs for the Youth Program Manager and Adult Education Coordinator. 11224-1479 Requested funds will be used to support our Haber House Senior Centers Healthy Aging services which include health promotion, educational and recreational activities.
11224-1479 Requested funds will be used to support our Marlboro Senior Centers Healthy Aging services which include health promotion, educational and recreational activities.
10301-1181 Funds will be used for job rentention associated with positions that keep the NYC property in our care secure, maintained and clean. As a Museum geared to young children it is crucial to our operations to be
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2953 west 33rd street Brooklyn, NY 11224 (40.5738464738929, - 73.99932284703436) 7111 5th Avenue Brooklyn, NY (40.63224415718179, - 74.02145800912706)
3001 West 37th Street Brooklyn, NY 11224-1479 (40.57272702528269, - 74.00241936176678) 3001 West 37th Street Brooklyn, NY 11224-1479 (40.57272702528269, - 74.00241936176678) 1000 Richmond Terrace Staten Island, NY 10301-1181 (40.64524986989785, -
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Fractured Atlas Productions, Inc. 113451703 Cleared
Ridgewood Bushwick Senior Citizens Council, 112453853 Pending Inc.
Film Fleadh Foundation, Inc. 134051235 Cleared
Computers for Youth Foundation, Inc. 133935309 Pending
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248 W 35th St 10th Floor
555 Bushwick Avenue
384 Warren St 2R
520 Eighth Avenue 10th Floor
Page 742 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) Museum geared to young children it is crucial to our operations to be able to provide visitors with an environment where children are safe and secure, that the gallery spaces where they learn and play are clean and that the building is a respite from the heat and cold and well maintained. 10001-2505 Fractured Atlas serves as fiscal sponsor to 1,375 arts groups and independent artists in all disciplines throughout the city, allowing them to apply for grants and accept tax-deductible donations. NYC Performing Arts Spaces (www.nycpaspaces.org) is Fractured Atlas's online database of rehearsal and performance space in the five boroughs of New York City. T 11206 We are requesting funding for general operating support needed for our Center to function efficiently (staffing and program specific support that will include admissions for summer school break trips for youth attending our programs; a basketball tournament(referees, tshirts, trophies; Soccer Instruction; Activity Specialist(may be Martial Arts, Dance, Art; bus travel to take youth on trips; food for youth (i.e. pizza parties special events that will be held for youth(i.e Field Day held on Brooklyn/Queens Day; Youth Showcase; and holiday parties. 11201 Programs to be funded: The Craic festival, Kids Fleadh, Craic GayLesbian Film Festival, and Shorts Night. Funds will be used for general festival expenses.
10018 Funds will help to continue building and delivering our Digital Learning Program with additional training and support to teachers, parents, and students in low-income middle schools in Manhattan. Funding will help with the costs of providing workshops to parents and their children at David Boody IS 228.
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248 W 35th St New York, NY 10001-2505 (40.75241156673684, - 73.99201420588776)
555 Bushwick Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11206 (40.69928198438279, - 73.93551128203842)
384 Warren St 2R Brooklyn, NY 11201 (40.68474256231591, - 73.98967218775147) 520 Eighth Avenue 10th Floor New York, NY 10018 (40.75379652266196, - 73.9922570228357)
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Page 745 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) Brooklyn City Streetcar Company, Inc. 200084429 Pending
Jewish Association for Services for the Aged 132620896 Pending (JASA)
United Community Baptist Church 113272880- Cleared
UJ Care, Inc. 262057862 Pending
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445 Park Ave
Page 748 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) 11230 Exhibitions, events and performances by artists and students in the Arts Enrichment Program which establishes and administers classes in fine arts with schools, youth organizations, senior centers, community groups 10018 Warbasse Cares for Seniors a NORC SSP serves approximately 900 older adults. JASA in collaboration with Amalgamated Warbasse Houses, Inc and VNSNY provides social services, health support and group educational/ recreational activities to promote successful aging-in- place. 11224-2005 For more than 25 years we have been celebrating the Brooklyn Day Parade which takes place usually the second Thursday of June. This is a community event of unity for all houses of worship, businesses, schools, hospitals, police and fire departments, and all residents of the neighborhoods of Coney Island, Bensonhurst, Brighton Beach, Bath Beach, and the whole of CB13. It is a parade that begins at Stillwell and Mermaid Avenues. It proceeds down Mermaid Avenue with mobile floats, marching bands, steppers, drumlines, steel-band, walkers and vehicles celebrating the diversity of our communities; the march continues stopping at certain locations to bring awareness and alertness to West 37th Street; it turns right to Neptune Avenue and proceeds to West 25th Street; it turns right on Mermaid Avenue and ends at West 27th Street where special guest speakers, vendors, food, fun and games with give-a-ways await all participants. 11205 At this time we are mainly focusing on assisting applicants with food stamps applications and submission.
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2701 Mermaid Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11224-2005 (40.57572176764029, - 73.99341714825351)
445 Park Ave Brooklyn, NY 11205 (40.69651449885233, - 73.95924489108967)
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Metropolitan New York Coordinating Council on 132738818 Pending Jewish Poverty, Inc.
Mothers Aligned Saving Kids (MASK, Inc.) 113495018 Pending
Ezras Cholim Yad Ephraim 542196301 Pending
Greater New York City Ice Hockey League 237001471 Pending
Wildlife Conservation Society 131740011- Cleared
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Page 754 of 768 10/03/2021 Recchia Based on New York City Council Discretionary Funding (2009-2013) 11230 Imagines treatment program includes several proven methodologies that are specifically designed to educate severely challenged children that have been diagnosed with Autism Spectrum disorder (ASD.
10038 Support for in home senior services; case assistance; financial assistance and legal assistance.
11230 MASK will facilitate community education and outreach seminars designed to increase community awareness of issues related to youth at-risk and the issues faced by families of youth at-risk. Funds will be used to pay for outreach materials, and other costs associated with facilitating community outreach and education 11219 To enable the organization to continue feeding hospital patients and their family members. The funding requested will enable us to purchase the necessary food supplies and disposable wrappings and paper goods to implement this crucial project. 11234 We have a free hockey program that provides children with free equipment to use and have free skates for the children in the community and surrounding areas.
11224 Summer Teen Docent program trains teens to become docents, informal educators and exhibit interpreters. Students will learn about the challenges in wildlife conservation, and develop skills necessary to effectively articulate these issues to the public. Interactions with the public occur at the following exhibits; Touch Pool, walrus, sharks, penguins, sea otters and octopus. Teens in the program acquire strong
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5017 10th Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11219 (40.638071763931634, - 73.99965844313681) 17 Kansas Place Brooklyn, NY 11234 (40.60601992680739, - 73.90409648430341) Surf Avenue West 8th Street Brooklyn, NY 11224 (40.57688000031192, - 73.98590999994639)
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Martin Luther King, Jr. Concert Series, Inc. 112638417 Pending
Jewish Association for Services for the Aged 132620896 Cleared (JASA)
Brooklyn Youth Chorus Academy 113129249 Pending
Brooklyn Studio High School 136400434 Pending
Jewish Association for Services for the Aged 132620896 Cleared (JASA)
Noel Pointer Foundation, Inc. 113271472 Cleared
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5000.00 DYCD
5000.00 DFTA Luna Park Senior Center
4000.00 DYCD
3000.00 DOE
5000.00 DFTA Scheuer House of Coney Island Senior Center
4000.00 DCLA
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247 West 37th Street
179 Pacific Street
8310 21 avenue
247 West 37th Street
1368 Fulton Street
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10018 The service to be funded will cover the costs consultants to teach Arts and Crafts classes, art supplies for the classes, physical fitness classes, and for the rental of coach buses for recreational outings to areas of interest in the New York metropolitan area. The services will provide community elders with popular and enjoyable activities. 11201 BYCA seeks support for a Financial Aid Expansion Initiative in FY 13, to significantly expand access to low-income Brooklyn young people.
11214 Funding will be used for their sports programs.
10018 The service to be funded is the costs of consultants to teach classes on topics of interests to community elders such as computer, exercise, and others, and bus rental for trips to areas of interest in the New York metropolitan area. 11216 Funds to support our community string music programs. The funding will be used, specifically, to provide access to quality music education using
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179 Pacific Street Brooklyn, NY 11201 (40.689308545038735, - 73.99344179633835) 8310 21 avenue Brooklyn, NY 11214 (40.604941128511854, - 73.99439888141227) 247 West 37th Street New York, NY 10018 (40.75380551588228, - 73.99133072114552) 1368 Fulton Street Brooklyn, NY 11216
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