The Tompkins Today and Tomorrow Fund
Supports the unrestricted grant-making and operations of the Community Foundation of Tompkins County.
Currently there are over 79 funds at the Community Foundation. Any person may make a gift to any of these funds at any time.
Supports the unrestricted grant-making and operations of the Community Foundation of Tompkins County.
Benefits agencies and organizations that help victims of crime and sexual assault, and may provide annual grants of up to $5,000.
This is a Field of Interest Fund that makes grants addressing issues pertaining to Children and Youth in Tompkins County.
To provide support for the empowerment, education, creativity and transformation of women and to provide a venue for honoring women as philanthropists and leaders.
More InfoThe 21 Goodwill Street Fund is a family fund established to engage several generations of the Shafer family in supporting a variety of community needs.
Supports the programs and services of the Advocacy Center.
Established with a most generous gift from the estate of Bernard Rosen to promote genuine intellectual curiosity and a lifelong love of reading and learning and to promote greater and easier access by youth to libraries in the Finger Lakes Library System.
Created in memory of Bunny-O’Brien/Schassburger, a consummate nurse practitioner to enhance the continuing professional education and training of medical personnel, as well as facilitate communication and understanding between medical professionals, aspiring health care providers, patients and their families/care givers and to help provide enhanced quality of life for those undergoing therapy and end of life care.
This fund supports Catholic Charities Tompkins/Tioga and other organizations that build community, provide hope and joy to individuals.
Established to support Gospel music in traditional African American congregations.
Established to memorialize Edith W. Showacre (1929-2005), a beloved and admired Ithaca High School English teacher and dedicated community member.
Supports initiatives that develop leadership, responsibility and confidence in young people, especially young women; Erin believed that it was her responsibility to make the world a better place. She inspired others to believe in themselves and in their ability to make a difference. To Erin, it never was whether the cup was half full or half empty, rather it was that the cup was not big enough.
One of the first funds created by a private individual at the Community Foundation of Tompkins County; supports a broad range of community needs.
Established to honor the life of James E. Lawrence, a dedicated conservationist and environmentalist. Grants from the Fund will support his love of the natural world through local and regional conservation projects.
Gives back to the Community through grants to the arts, athletics and the environment.
Supports grants to the community by the students of the Johnson Graduate School of Management at Cornell University.
Supports the educational activities of the League of Women Voters of Tompkins County, a nonpartisan organization, encourages the informed and active participation of citizens in government.
In gratitude for friends, colleagues and Cornell classmates, the Mansoor Family Fund supports charitable initiatives in the Ithaca and Tompkins County.
Established to provide opportunities for individuals and to serve humanity in the diverse and generous ways that Pete Wadach did throughout his life.
Supports projects to the promote rock gardening.
Intended to honor the person named through gifts reflecting his generosity and compassion.
In honor of Reverend David N. Gramkee's personal commitment to social ministry and community projects throughout the Ithaca , Elmira, Seneca Falls, Auburn, and Rochester areas, the Fund is dedicated to the support and enhancement of youth ministry programs and activities in our region.
Supports the firm's gifts to the community.
With this fund, Maria Eisner hopes to support some of the worthy organizations that enrich the life of our community.
Established to provide educational opportunities, this fund encourages life-long learning and promotes quality education that prepares students to become contributing members of our ever-growing and changing society.
More InfoThe Friends of the Lansing Community Library is a nonprofit organization which supports the programs, activities, and facilities of the Lansing Community Library. To improve the quality of life for the citizens of Lansing by providing access to information, cultural resources, and opportunities for personal enrichment.
Supports the stewardship of land and conservation easements held by the Finger Lakes Land Trust.
Supports the educational and operational needs for programs provided to the children and students of the Groton Central School District.
Established by the family of Bill Thayer, who sang tenor in the chorus. This is a designated fund which supports the Ithaca Community Chorus.
Established by a bequest by Lenore Coral, a retired Cornell music librarian, this fund supports the International Repertory Music Literature, an organization that archives literature and publications on music throughout the world.
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