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Community Fund for Theresa Awards Support for Historical Markers, ‘Imagination Library’ Program

April 22, 2024 By admin

Third Pair of Grants from Geographic Fund for Theresa, Indian River Lakes Areas

     THERESA — A pair of grant awards from the Community Fund for Theresa totaling $4,500 will support new historical markers along Route 37 and the launch of the Dolly Parton Imagination Library by the Theresa Free Library.

     The Community Fund for Theresa is a permanent grantmaking fund of the Northern New York Community Foundation that will forever support programs, activities, and initiatives to advance the general welfare of the Theresa community. Lifelong Theresa residents Russell I. and Mary Wilcox established this family legacy fund at the Community Foundation in 2020 to help strengthen the quality of life in their community.

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Community Foundation’s LEAD Council Announces Winners of Second ‘Canstruction’ Competition

April 19, 2024 By admin

Nearly 5,300 Food and Hygiene Items Collected will Help Reduce Food Insecurity Across Tri-County Region

     WATERTOWN — The Northern New York Community Foundation’s LEAD Council is pleased to announce the winners of its second “Canstruction for Northern New York” contest to help reduce food insecurity across the North Country.

     Eight teams combined to collect more than 5,200 canned goods and other nonperishable food items or hygiene products that will help restock school-based backpack programs and community food pantries in Jefferson, Lewis, and St. Lawrence counties. Additionally, the winning teams will share $1,500 in grant awards to present to two different school-based backpack programs that participants selected.

     With nearly 1,000 votes cast, Indian River Central School’s entry is the “People’s Choice Award” winner for its sculpture titled “Diversity.” The class also won the “Top Collection Award” with more than 2,600 canned goods and other nonperishable items collected.

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Community Foundation’s Youth Philanthropy Council Aids Tri-County Nonprofits with Mission-Based Work

April 17, 2024 By admin

Five Local Organizations Will Share $5,000 in Funding to Strengthen Efforts

     WATERTOWN — Five North Country nonprofit organizations will share $5,000 in grant support to strengthen their missions and work thanks to recent awards from the Youth Philanthropy Council of the  Northern New York Community Foundation.

     The Council and its executive committee selected the five organizations based on each nonprofit’s mission, success in achieving goals, demonstration of fiscal responsibility, sustainability, and formal presentation. Each of the following tri-county organizations were awarded a $1,000 grant to help with a wide range of community programs and projects:

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Thousand Islands Bridge Authority Scholarship is Now Open to U.S., Canadian Students

April 9, 2024 By admin

Support Available for Those with Family Ties to International Organization

     WATERTOWN — Students with family ties to the Thousand Islands Bridge Authority should apply by Saturday, June 1, for the Northern New York Community Foundation Russell I. Wilcox Thousand Islands Bridge Authority Scholarship.

     Current full-time Thousand Islands Bridge Authority employees, retirees, and their children and grandchildren are eligible to apply for the scholarship, which is open to U.S. and Canadian residents who can articulate a family tie to the Bridge Authority.

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Russell I. Wilcox Family Fund Supports Local Paramedic Education

April 1, 2024 By admin

$2,000 Grant Helps Philadelphia Native on Path to Become State Certified Paramedic

     PHILADELPHIA — A $2,000 grant from the Russell I. Wilcox Family Fund of the Northern New York Community Foundation is helping Indian River Ambulance Service Paramedic Trainee Kollin Hardy continue his studies at Clarkson University to become a New York State-certified paramedic.

     A Philadelphia native, Kollin graduated from Indian River High School and earned a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) from SUNY Potsdam.

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We are pleased to announce Community Foundation grant support totaling $62,000 to the Massena Arts and Theater Association for the historic Schine Theater restoration project.

Total funding includes two $25,000 matching grants, which means the Foundation is now doubling all new gifts made to the campaign to “Unlock the Schine.”

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Community Foundation grant funding helping to restore Massena’s historic Schine Theater

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Community Foundation grant funding helping to restore Massena’s historic Schine Theater March 24, 2026 By admin Foundation matching grant now doubling all new gifts in support of the project MASSENA...
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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!

Awesome

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