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Strengthen Neighborhoods and Build Communities ------$12,115,500 2012 GRANTMAKING REPORT Awarded: $34,925,026 Paid : $7,204 ,307 (21%) Total Grant Funding: $34,327,901 Total # of Grants/PRIs/Loans: 150 Total PRI: $500,000 Total Loan Guarantees: $97,125 Strengthen Neighborhoods and Build Communities -------------------------------------------------------------- $12,115,500 1. Buffalo First, Inc. $10,000 BALLE 2012 Conference 2. Buffalo First, Inc. $25,000 Get the Rust Out: Shining Examples for a New Economy 3. Center Space, Inc. $500,000 PRI to support Center SPACE Buffalo 4. Goodwill Industries of WNY, Inc. $20,000 Mobile Safety Net Team (MSNT) Salaries 5. Kaleida Health Foundation $10,000,000 Children’s Hospital Naming Rights 6. Keep Western New York Beautiful, Inc. $50,000 Support Re-Tree WNY 1 7. LaunchNY $638,000 Implement Regional Entrepreneurship Action Plan (REAP) Initiative 8. People United for Sustainable Housing, Inc. (PUSH) $460,000 West Side Revitalization Project 9. Salvation Army of Lockport NY (The) $300,000 Raising Hope Capital Campaign 10. UB Regional Institute $112,500 Assessing Safety Net and opportunities to improve services in 12 WNY communities Support Self Sufficiency, Education and Employment ----------------------------------------------------------- $8,183,885 1. American Red Cross Greater Buffalo Chapter $30,000 2012 basic human needs 2. Be-A-Friend Program, Inc. $75,000 Transforming Buffalo Through Mentoring and Education 3. BISON Scholarship Fund, Inc. (The) $390,000 BISON Scholarship Fund - Scholarship Support Initiative 4. BISSNET, Inc. $663,000 2012-2013 scholarships 5. Blessed Trinity RC Church $5,000 2012 basic human needs for Catholic Central Helping Hands Food Pantry 6. Boys & Girls Clubs of Buffalo, Inc. $15,000 2012 basic human needs (lunch & dinner program) 7. Buffalo Arts & Technology Center (BATC) $1,500,000 Support Buffalo Arts and Technology Center (roll over to org. upon receipt of 501c3) 8. Buffalo City Mission $100,000 2012 basic human needs 9. Buffalo Dream Center $20,000 2012 basic human needs 10. Buffalo Federation of Neighborhood Centers, Inc. $20,000 2012 basic human needs 11. Buffalo Urban League $20,000 2012 basic human needs 12. Butler Mitchell Alumni Association (BMA) $5,000 2012 basic human needs – special holiday gift 13. Canisius High School $5,000 JROF Scholarship Commitment Award 2 14. Cantalician Foundation $750,000 Western New York Cantalician Academic Campus 15. Cardinal O’Hara High School $2,500 JROF 2012 Scholarship Award 16. Catholic Charities of Buffalo $35,000 2012 basic human needs 17. Catholic Charities of Buffalo $5,000 Audrey E. Bennett Family Support Center Fund in memory of Audrey Bennett 18. Cattaraugus Community Action, Inc. $9,000 Building Wealth through Savings program 19. Cattaraugus Community Action, Inc. $12,500 2012 basic human needs 20. Cazenovia Community Resource Center Library $15,000 Support strategic planning (1:1 match) 21. Center for Employment Opportunities, Inc. (CEO) $175,000 CEO Buffalo: Comprehensive Re-entry Employment Services 22. Chautauqua County Rural Ministries Inc. (The) $12,500 2012 basic human needs 23. Child and Family Services $2,500 2012 basic human needs for Haven House 24. Community Action Organization of Erie County, Inc. $20,000 2012 basic human needs 25. Community Foundation for Greater Buffalo $270,000 2012-2013 ongoing JROF college scholarships 26. Community Foundation for Greater Buffalo $200,000 2013-2014 "SAY YES" scholarships 27. Community Foundation for Greater Buffalo $100,000 2013-2014 ongoing JROF College Scholarship Program 28. Community Missions of Niagara Frontier, Inc. $50,000 2012 basic human needs 29. Concerned Ecumenical Ministry, UWS, Buffalo NY, Inc. $20,000 2012 basic human needs for Loaves & Fishes dining room 30. Cradle Beach Camp, Inc. $209,000 Project SOAR Expansion 31. Elizabeth Pierce Olmsted M.D. Ctr. for the Visually Impaired $200,000 Support "Creating New Taxpayers (CNT)" 3 32. Explore & More Children’s Museum $200,000 Museum Expansion & Planning 33. Family & Children's Service of Niagara, Inc. $2,500 2012 basic human needs for Passage House 34. Family Help Center (formerly Joan A. Male Family Support Ctr.) $20,000 2012 basic human needs 35. Family Promise of Western New York $5,000 2012 basic human needs 36. Fellowship Hill Ministries, Inc. $10,000 2012 basic human needs for Trading Post Community Care Center 37. Fillmore-Leroy Area Residents, Inc. (FLARE) $7,500 2012 basic human needs 38. FISH of East Aurora, Inc. $10,000 2012 basic human needs 39. Food Bank of WNY $125,000 2012 basic human needs 40. Food Bank of WNY $20,000 2012 basic human needs (Lean Protein Program) 41. Food Bank of WNY $10,000 2012 basic human needs (Blackrock/Riverside Pantry) 42. Friends of Night People, Inc. $25,000 2012 basic human needs 43. Gerard Place Housing Development Fund Company, Inc. $12,500 2012 basic human needs 44. Goodwill Industries of WNY, Inc. $130,000 Veterans Employment Services 45. Goodwill Industries of WNY, Inc. $100,000 2012 basic human needs 46. Goodwill Industries of WNY, Inc. $203,385 Support the Mobile Safety Net Team 47. Greater Works Christian Fellowship $5,000 2012 basic human needs for Outreach Food Pantry and Clothing Closet 48. GROUP Ministries, Inc. $15,000 2012 basic human needs 49. Habitat for Humanity/Buffalo, Inc. $10,000 2012 basic human needs 50. Healthy Community Alliance, Inc. $5,000 2012 basic human needs 4 51. Heart, Love & Soul, Inc. $25,000 2012 basic human needs 52. Hearts and Hands: Faith in Action $5,000 2012 basic human needs 53. Housing Opportunities Made Equal (HOME) $105,000 HOME: Mixed-Use Project Creating Stronger, More Diverse Communities 54. Journey’s End Refugee Services, Inc. $10,000 2012 basic human needs 55. Kathleen Mary House $5,000 2012 basic human needs 56. Little Portion Friary $5,000 2012 basic human needs 57. Love, Inc. of Springville, NY (Love In the Name of Christ) $6,500 2012 basic human needs 58. Lt. Col. Matt Urban Human Services Center of WNY $20,000 2012 basic human needs 59. Madonna of the Streets, Inc. $12,500 2012 basic human needs 60. Meals on Wheels Foundation of WNY, Inc. $50,000 2012 basic human needs 61. National Center for Arts and Technology (NCAT) $600,000 2012 basic human needs 62. Native American Community Services of Erie & Niagara Co. $20,000 2012 basic human needs 63. Network of Religious Communities $22,500 2012 basic human needs for the Food for All Program 64. Niagara Community Action Program, Inc. $20,000 2012 basic human needs 65. Old First Ward Community Association $6,500 2012 basic human needs 66. Pathways Christian Fellowship $5,000 2012 basic human needs 67. Peace of the City Ministries $5,000 2012 basic human needs – special holiday gift 5 68. Read to Succeed Buffalo, Inc. (formerly Good Schools for All) $115,000 Support 2012 community-wide literacy effort 69. Read to Succeed Buffalo, Inc. (formerly Good Schools for All) $495,000 Read to Succeed Buffalo Operating Fund 70. Salvation Army of Buffalo, NY (The) $50,000 2012 basic human needs 71. Service Collaborative of WNY, Inc. (The) (WNY AmeriCorps) $36,000 Support staff of the BHN Mobile Safety Net Team (Year 4) 72. Sisters of Mercy of the Americas $5,000 Enhance the care of retired Sisters in honor of Sister Barbara Ciarico 73. Society of St. Vincent de Paul $20,000 2012 basic human needs 74. Society of St. Vincent de Paul $5,000 2012 basic human needs (St. Amelia Food Pantry – Tonawanda) 75. St. Adalbert’s Response to Love Center $20,000 2012 basic human needs 76. St. David’s Episcopal Church (West Seneca Community Cupboard) $5,000 2012 basic human needs 77. St. John the Baptist Church $6,000 St. John's Outreach entrance steps replacement 78. St. John the Baptist Church $20,000 2012 basic human needs (Outreach Center) 79. St. Joseph's Collegiate Institute $10,000 Anthony F. Martino 84' Memorial Endowment Fund 80. Valley Community Association (The) $12,500 2012 basic human needs 81. Villa Maria College of Buffalo $5,500 2012 basic human needs (Sister Mary Josett Pantry) 82. Vive La Casa $20,000 2012 basic human needs 83. Wellness Institute of Greater Buffalo & WNY, Inc. $195,000 Buffalo CarShare - shared staff position and a match for commercial support 6 84. Wellness Institute of Greater Buffalo & WNY, Inc. $10,000 Young Adults Environmental Leadership Program (YAELP 2013) 85. Western New York Law Center $150,000 Support the “Consumer Legal Advice and Resource Office” (CLARO) program 86. Western New York Veterans Housing Coalition, Inc. $10,000 2012 basic human needs 87. Westside Ministries, Inc. $200,000 Isaiah 61 Project 88. Young Audiences of Western New York, Inc. $5,000 Support for YA-WNY's move into the downtown library 89. YWCA of Niagara $6,500 2012 basic human needs 90. YWCA of the Tonawanda’s $7,500 2012 basic human needs Enhance Community Health and Medical Research -------------------------------------------------------------- $9,537,550 1. Autistic Services, Inc. $12,300 Psychiatric consultation services 2. Buffalo Legacy Project, Inc. (The) $200,000 Psychiatric consultation services 3. Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus $150,000 Request to Raise Growth Capital 4. Church Mission of Help, Inc. $7,500 Psychiatric consultation services 5. Crisis Services, Inc. $60,000 Support "After Hours Crisis Phone Counseling" program (additional year) 6. Crisis Services, Inc. $100,000 Domestic violence helpline 7. Daemen College $530,000 Establish a Physical Therapy Wound Clinic and Wound Care Academy 8. Erie County Medical Center $1,000,000 Support ECMC Regional Center for Excellence for Transplantation & Kidney Care 9. Erie Niagara Area Health Education Center Inc. $116,500 Develop a participatory health assets inventory - Talking Health (PHAITH) Initiative 7 10. Independent Health Foundation $80,000 Good for the Neighborhood - 4 additional years of support 11. Jacobs Institute, Inc. $500,000 Build out of the Jacobs Institute at the Gates Vascular Institute 12.
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