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Deadline extended for Clifton-Fine Community Fund 2022 grant proposals

September 21, 2021 By admin

Applications for up to $6,000 in available funding due Friday, October 22

    FINE — Nonprofit organizations serving St. Lawrence County’s Clifton-Fine region are invited to apply by Friday, October 22, 2021, for grant funding from the Clifton-Fine Community Fund of the Northern New York Community Foundation.

    The fund supports projects, activities, and initiatives that enhance quality of life for residents of Cranberry Lake, Fine, Oswegatchie, Star Lake, Newton Falls and Wanakena. Successful projects or programs should advance community initiatives that will have yearlong, meaningful impact across the Clifton-Fine region.

    Applications should be completed through the Community Foundation’s online Grant Lifecycle Manager, which may be accessed at nnycf.org/grants. Nonprofit 501(c)(3) organizations are eligible and invited to apply.

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North Side Legacy Fund Scholarships Support Four Watertown Students

September 16, 2021 By admin

$10,000 matching grant will help perpetuate work, history of North Side Improvement League

     WATERTOWN — The North Side Legacy Fund of the Northern New York Community Foundation recently presented four members of the Class of 2021 with scholarships totaling $2,000 to support their post-secondary educational goals.

     The North Side Legacy Fund was established in 2019 as a permanent fund of the Northern New York Community Foundation to forever honor and perpetuate the history and heritage of the North Side Improvement League.

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Applications for 2021-22 Safe Schools Endeavor grants available

September 13, 2021 By admin

Deadline to Submit Proposals for Funding Consideration is Friday, Nov. 5

     WATERTOWN — The Safe Schools Endeavor, in partnership with the Northern New York Community Foundation, is pleased to announce applications for 2021-2022 funding are now available. All schools in Jefferson and Lewis counties are eligible and encouraged to seek grant funding for projects, programs, and initiatives that seek to strengthen school safety and improve student and campus culture.

    School officials and representatives should complete applications no later than Friday, Nov. 5. All applications must be completed through the Community Foundation’s online Grant Lifecycle Manager, which may be accessed at nnycf.org/grants. Grant awards will be determined in December and applicants will be notified with a funding decision in January.

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Nearly $50,000 Available Through Five Unique Community Foundation Funds

September 3, 2021 By admin

Tri-County Nonprofit Organizations Invited to Apply for Support by Friday, Oct. 22     

     WATERTOWN — Nonprofit organizations serving tri-county residents are invited to apply for up to $49,500 in funding through five Community Foundation grant opportunities that are now accepting proposals.

     Eligible 501(c)(3) organizations seeking support for projects and initiatives that positively impact the quality of life across Jefferson, Lewis, and St. Lawrence counties should submit proposals by Friday, October 22, for consideration.

     Agencies or organizations that do not have 501 (c)(3) classification are required to partner with an eligible nonprofit, municipality, or local agency as a fiscal sponsor. Agencies seeking funding must confirm partnership with an eligible nonprofit or fiscal sponsor when submitting a proposal.

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Community Foundation’s LEAD Advisory Council Offers Support to Tri-County Nonprofits

September 1, 2021 By admin

Up to $20,000 in Funding Available Through LEAD Impact Grant Program

     WATERTOWN — Nonprofit organizations serving the tri-county region have made a meaningful impact across the North Country during the past 18 months. The LEAD Council of the Northern New York Community Foundation is pleased to offer additional funding support to local nonprofits as needs in our communities evolve.

     The LEAD Council is an advisory committee of young professionals empowered to make key investments in Jefferson, Lewis, and St. Lawrence counties through community grants and volunteerism. The council wants to learn more about the current work of nonprofits and is offering up to $20,000 in grant support through its LEAD Impact Grant Program.

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Proud to partner with our friends in Lewis County to present this important professional development program! This is the final session in the six-month series!

📣 Non-Profit Bootcamp — Session 6
Hosted by the Lewis County Planning Department, NYS Tug Hill Commission & Northern New York Community Foundation
📅 Date: Thursday, April 2
💻 Location: Virtual (Zoom)
🎯 Topic: Tips and Tricks for Navigating the Statewide Financial System (SFS) for Nonprofits
Learn how nonprofits can successfully use it to access funding opportunities. Session will cover the prequalification process, required documentation, how to search for grant opportunities, and tips to help your organization be ready to apply.
✅ Register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN__cnBl4PpQtqjpvmftE5kRQ#/registration

#NNYCF #LewisCounty #TugHillCommission #Partnership #Training #Nonprofits #Bootcamp

Proud to partner with our friends in Lewis County to present this important professional development program! This is the final session in the six-month series!

📣 Non-Profit Bootcamp — Session 6
Hosted by the Lewis County Planning Department, NYS Tug Hill Commission & Northern New York Community Foundation
📅 Date: Thursday, April 2
💻 Location: Virtual (Zoom)
🎯 Topic: Tips and Tricks for Navigating the Statewide Financial System (SFS) for Nonprofits
Learn how nonprofits can successfully use it to access funding opportunities. Session will cover the prequalification process, required documentation, how to search for grant opportunities, and tips to help your organization be ready to apply.
✅ Register here: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN__cnBl4PpQtqjpvmftE5kRQ#/registration

#NNYCF #LewisCounty #TugHillCommission #Partnership #Training #Nonprofits #Bootcamp
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Congratulations to Watertown High School’s Forensic Science classes! The course instructors are recipients of the first grant award from the Deacon Bruce W. Daugherty Memorial Fund of the Community Foundation. 

Deacon Daugherty’s family established the fund to honor his life and legacy after he passed away on St. Patrick’s Day last year.

Watertown’s Forensic Science class provides students with an engaging, hands-on introduction to the methods and critical thinking used in real-world criminal investigations. 

The $1,492 grant funding was used to purchase corkboards for students to create “murder boards” for their final investigative project. The boards serve as visual displays of evidence, timelines, suspects, and forensic analyses, mirroring the work of actual crime scene investigators. Funding enhance instruction for 75 students in grades 11 and 12.

“Having tangible boards to display their findings makes the learning experience more authentic and helps students better understand how evidence connects to build a case,” Forensic Science Instructor Samantha Mrs. Freeman wrote in the grant application. 

Pictured, from left: Watertown High School Instructor Samantha Freeman; Deacon Daugherty’s grandsons Anthony Filippelli and Ian Filippelli; Deacon Daugherty’s daughter, Christin Filippelli; Deacon Daugherty’s grandsons Joe Filippelli and Brandon Daugherty, and granddaughter Caitlin Daugherty; Watertown High School Instructor Lisa Winkler; and Deacon Daugherty’s wife, Elizabeth “Liz” Daugherty.

#NNYCF #ThoughtfulLegacy #WatertownHigh #ForensicScience #GrantFunding

Congratulations to Watertown High School’s Forensic Science classes! The course instructors are recipients of the first grant award from the Deacon Bruce W. Daugherty Memorial Fund of the Community Foundation.

Deacon Daugherty’s family established the fund to honor his life and legacy after he passed away on St. Patrick’s Day last year.

Watertown’s Forensic Science class provides students with an engaging, hands-on introduction to the methods and critical thinking used in real-world criminal investigations.

The $1,492 grant funding was used to purchase corkboards for students to create “murder boards” for their final investigative project. The boards serve as visual displays of evidence, timelines, suspects, and forensic analyses, mirroring the work of actual crime scene investigators. Funding enhance instruction for 75 students in grades 11 and 12.

“Having tangible boards to display their findings makes the learning experience more authentic and helps students better understand how evidence connects to build a case,” Forensic Science Instructor Samantha Mrs. Freeman wrote in the grant application.

Pictured, from left: Watertown High School Instructor Samantha Freeman; Deacon Daugherty’s grandsons Anthony Filippelli and Ian Filippelli; Deacon Daugherty’s daughter, Christin Filippelli; Deacon Daugherty’s grandsons Joe Filippelli and Brandon Daugherty, and granddaughter Caitlin Daugherty; Watertown High School Instructor Lisa Winkler; and Deacon Daugherty’s wife, Elizabeth “Liz” Daugherty.

#NNYCF #ThoughtfulLegacy #WatertownHigh #ForensicScience #GrantFunding
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Awesome ‼

Congratulations!

That is awesome! Congratulations!

This is wonderful! 💙

Awesome!!!!

Congratulations

Wonderful, Liz!!

Awesome

Christin Marie! Stop it love this!

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Hi Tara!

Congratulations to Sackets Harbor School District 😊

Nice to put a face with the voice. Thank you Tara for your help with scholarship questions!

Congratulations ❤️❤️

Hi Tara !!

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