April Edition 2010 - New York Nonprofit Press
April Edition 2010 - New York Nonprofit Press
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14 <strong>New</strong> <strong>York</strong> <strong>Nonprofit</strong> <strong>Press</strong> www.nynp.biz <strong>April</strong> <strong>2010</strong><br />
GRANTS<br />
THERE’S NOTHING THAT<br />
SAYS YOU SHOULDN’T<br />
PROFIT FROM A<br />
GREAT LOCATION.<br />
Full Floor Opportunities Available in Harlem’s<br />
Class-A Office Building of Choice for NPO’s<br />
Potentially a 51,584<br />
Contiguous RSF Opportunity<br />
7th Floor – 17,206 RSF<br />
8th Floor – 17,188 RSF<br />
9th Floor – 17,190 RSF<br />
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Full floor identity<br />
Central Harlem location<br />
Full service building<br />
24/7 security<br />
Outstanding views<br />
Will build-to-suit<br />
Convenient lobby<br />
newsstand/snackbar<br />
For more information, please contact:<br />
Anthony Stapleton<br />
212.582.6688<br />
anthony@cogswellrg.com<br />
Ross Jacobs<br />
212.582.6688<br />
ross@cogswellrg.com<br />
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On-site indoor parking<br />
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Accessible to the A, B,<br />
C, D, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6<br />
subway lines, numerous<br />
bus lines and Metro North<br />
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Actual view South from the 9th floor<br />
Neighborhood amenities<br />
include national and<br />
local retailers<br />
No warranty or representation, express or implied, is made as to the accuracy of the information contained<br />
herein and the same is submitted subject to errors, omissions, changes or other conditions.<br />
CACF Re-Grants $280,000<br />
in Compassion Capital Funds<br />
The Coalition for Asian American<br />
Children and Families (CACF)<br />
provided grants totaling $280,000<br />
to 18 organizations led by and<br />
serving Asian Americans yesterday.<br />
The grants were awarded<br />
through CACF’s participation in the<br />
U.S. Health and Human Services<br />
Compassion Capital Fund Demonstration<br />
Program designed to build<br />
the capacity of community-based<br />
organizations.<br />
Through a competitive<br />
process, 54 Asian led and serving<br />
organizations applied for this<br />
capacity building grant, and 18<br />
received funding. The grantees<br />
were:<br />
• Adhikaar for Human Rights<br />
and Social Justice<br />
• APEX<br />
• CAAAV Organizing Asian Communities<br />
The Coalition for Asian American Children and Families regranted<br />
$280,000 in federal Compassion Capital Funds to 18<br />
local nonprofits.<br />
• Center for the Integration and Advancement of <strong>New</strong> Americans<br />
• DRUM-Desis Rising Up & Moving<br />
• Family Health Project<br />
• Filipino American Human Services, Inc.<br />
• Homecrest Community Services, Inc.<br />
• Indochina Sino-American Community Center<br />
• Japanese American Social Services, Inc.<br />
• Kalusugan Coalition, Inc.<br />
• Korean American Family Service Center<br />
• <strong>New</strong> <strong>York</strong> Taxi Worker Alliance<br />
• South Asian Youth Action<br />
• St. Rita’s Center for Immigrant/Refugee Services<br />
• The Sikh Coalition<br />
• Turning Point for Women and Families<br />
• United Chinese Association of Brooklyn<br />
Specifically, grant recipients will receive: 1) mini-grants in amounts ranging from $10,000-<br />
$25,000, 2) capacity building trainings, and 3) individualized technical assistance to enhance their<br />
knowledge of public policy and to advocate for Asian Pacific American children and families. This<br />
project provides CACF with additional resources to strengthen the voice of advocates who can collectively<br />
work towards improving policies, funding, and services for the diverse Asian Pacific American<br />
community.<br />
“We are excited that we are able support the capacity building of organizations to provide better<br />
services to the Asian Pacific American community through this grant,” said Wayne Ho, Executive<br />
Director of CACF.<br />
“We are excited about this capacity building opportunity,” said Grace Yoon, Executive Director<br />
of the Korean American Family Service Center. “Through CACF’s support and leadership, we<br />
are able to strengthen our organization and programs and to be the best we can be for children and<br />
families in need.”<br />
Options for Living Gets $198K<br />
for “Green” Housing Improvements<br />
Options for Community Living, Inc. has received $198,000 to make “green” improvements to<br />
its supported housing programs for adults with mental illness. The award is part of more than $250<br />
million in funding for “energy and green retrofits” available through the American Recovery and Reinvestment<br />
Act of 2009 (ARRA).<br />
The federal funding will support energy efficient improvements to five Suffolk County residences.<br />
Improvements include new energy star appliances, hot water heaters, insulation, exterior doors,<br />
weather stripping, new low-VOC carpeting, zero-VOC paint, central air conditioning, and roof top<br />
solar modules.<br />
As a participant in the Green Retrofit Program, Options will lower electric, heating fuel, and<br />
water consumption. The agency is committed to practices and use of materials that are broadly<br />
recognized as practical, feasible and less harmful to residents and the environment.<br />
Options for Community Living, Inc. operates a community residence program for adults with<br />
mental illness, a shelter program for homeless Suffolk County families, and a case management and<br />
housing program for people living with HIV/ AIDS in both Nassau and Suffolk. ast year alone, Options<br />
assisted over 1000 adults and children on Long Island. For more information, visit the Options<br />
website www.optionscl.org or call (631)361-9020.