Grants Database

The Foundation awards approximately 200 grants per year (excluding the Sloan Research Fellowships), totaling roughly $80 million dollars in annual commitments in support of research and education in science, technology, engineering, mathematics, and economics. This database contains grants for currently operating programs going back to 2008. For grants from prior years and for now-completed programs, see the annual reports section of this website.

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154 Grants

Grantee

Amount

City

Year

grantee: Girls Who Invest

amount: $25,000

city: New York, NY

year: 2025
To help attract and advance the next generation of exceptional investors and leaders in the asset management industry
- Program New York City Program
- Investigator Mayela Calderon
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To help attract and advance the next generation of exceptional investors and leaders in the asset management industry
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grantee: Genspace NYC

amount: $25,000

city: Brooklyn, NY

year: 2025
To support community engagement in synthetic and engineered biology amongst New Yorkers
- Program New York City Program
- Investigator Casey Lardner
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To support community engagement in synthetic and engineered biology amongst New Yorkers
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grantee: New York University

amount: $25,000

city: New York City, NY

year: 2025
To provide culturally sensitive and healing-centered practices for educators that cultivate joy to improve student learning outcomes and educator retention, resulting from the 2025 NYC Staff Grantmaking Initiative
- Program New York City Program
- Investigator Crystal Martin
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To provide culturally sensitive and healing-centered practices for educators that cultivate joy to improve student learning outcomes and educator retention, resulting from the 2025 NYC Staff Grantmaking Initiative
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grantee: Coalition for the Homeless

amount: $25,000

city: New York, NY

year: 2025
To support programming and services to reduce and eliminate homelessness in New York City
- Program New York City Program
- Investigator Sarah Murphy
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To support programming and services to reduce and eliminate homelessness in New York City
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grantee: Dance Parade

amount: $25,000

city: New York, NY

year: 2025
To support Dance Parade in their cultivation of joy and authentic community connection through live performance, resulting from the 2025 NYC Staff Grantmaking Initiative
- Program New York City Program
- Investigator Greg Miller
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To support Dance Parade in their cultivation of joy and authentic community connection through live performance, resulting from the 2025 NYC Staff Grantmaking Initiative
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grantee: Cornell University

amount: $20,000

city: Ithaca, NY

year: 2025
To partially support the 2025 New York Urban Tech Summit
- Program New York City Program
- Investigator Michael Samuelian
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To partially support the 2025 New York Urban Tech Summit
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grantee: Cornell University

amount: $80,041

city: Ithaca, NY

year: 2025
To design and test interventions during the application process that combat undermatching in the NYC public high school system
- Program New York City Program
- Investigator Nikhil Garg
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To design and test interventions during the application process that combat undermatching in the NYC public high school system
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grantee: City Futures dba Center for an Urban Future

amount: $200,000

city: New York, NY

year: 2025
To elevate overlooked opportunities to strengthen New York City’s economy and expand access to well-paying careers for New Yorkers from low-income communities
- Program New York City Program
- Investigator Jonathan Bowles
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To elevate overlooked opportunities to strengthen New York City’s economy and expand access to well-paying careers for New Yorkers from low-income communities
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grantee: American Museum of Natural History

amount: $749,996

city: New York, NY

year: 2025
To continue creation of additional STEM research mentoring opportunities for NYC high school students
- Program New York City Program
- Investigator Maria Strangas
The Science Research Mentoring Consortium (SRMC), run by the American Museum of Natural History (AMNH), is the most expansive initiative in New York City that provides research experiences for high-school students. Across 28 city programs SRMC places up to 600 students per year into year-long lab or field research experiences, culminating in a poster session in AMNH’s Milstein Hall of Ocean Life where hundreds of students present their research. Funds from this grant provide core operating support for the administration and amplification of the SRMC, providing quality research experiences to an estimated 1500 New York City high school students over the three-year grant period.

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To continue creation of additional STEM research mentoring opportunities for NYC high school students
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grantee: Fund for the City of New York

amount: $225,957

city: New York, NY

year: 2025
To support staffing for the Sloan Public Service Award and the Sloan Award for Excellence in Teaching Science and Mathematics
- Program New York City Program
- Investigator Aldrin Bonilla
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To support staffing for the Sloan Public Service Award and the Sloan Award for Excellence in Teaching Science and Mathematics
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