Every summer Camp Kalikow in Alpine, New Jersey, provides a weeklong residential camping experience to over 200 scouts with disabilities. Photograph courtesy of Learning for Life, Boy Scouts of America, Greater New York Councils.
Programs - Quality of Life
In the following program areas, the Foundation focuses its funding in
the New York City region:
Healthier Kids: Programs that contribute to the healthy development
and rehabilitation of at-risk children.
Relief of Poverty, Illness and Distress: Programs that provide essential
human services to the elderly and infirm, the homeless, and those who
are economically disadvantaged or victims of disaster.
Quality Health Care: Health care providers and medical research facilities.
Diversity: Programs that help to achieve equality for all people by
promoting civil rights, inclusiveness and respect for people’s
differences, and education programs that serve minority students.
Quality of Life Grants in
American Red Cross
American Red Cross International Response Fund to support China earthquake relief
$100,000
Camp Nejeda Foundation, Inc.
Residential camp serving children with type 1 diabetes
$15,000
City Harvest, Inc.
General operating support for hunger programs in NYC
$25,000
Common Ground
Green Campaign
$10,000
Doe Fund
Ready, Willing & Able program
$10,000
Fisher Center for Alzheimer's Research Foundation
Research, awareness and education programs
$10,000
Floor Members Outreach Program, Inc.
Substance abuse and psychological assistance program
$100,000
Global Business Coalition on HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria
Business Fighting Malaria Initiative
$100,000
Hispanic Scholarship Fund
Scholarship Program
$25,000
Inwood House
The Campaign for Inwood House
$50,000
LD Resources Foundation
Programs to enable students with learning disabilities to complete their college programs
$10,000
Learning for Life, Boy Scouts of America, GNYC
Camp Kalilkow programs for children with disabilities
$10,000
Parents, Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays (PFLAG)
Straight for Equality project
$25,000
Special Olympics New York, Inc.
New York City Schools Programs
$10,000
Washington Center for Internships and Academic Seminars
Finance and Public Policy Internship Program Project
$20,000
William George Agency for Children's Services, Inc.
Residential treatment center for multi-handicapped and at-risk youth
