Less than 7% of foundation funding in the United States goes to women and girls.
Celebrating Women Breakfast
We’re celebrating extraordinary leaders and our grantee partners who are working towards making NYC and beyond a better place for women and families. Come celebrate with us!
Radical Generosity At Work
We are proud to announce a new fundraising movement that harnesses the power of collective philanthropy and supports local workforce development, the best way to ensure that women and their families are moving towards economic security.
Equalizing the Power Dynamic in Philanthropy
See what Ana Oliveira, President and CEO has to say about the merits of participatory grantmaking.
Prosperity Together Year Two Impact Report
Prosperity Together partners have reached 58% of their $100 million commitment over the past two years compared to a forecasted amount of $40 million. They have exceeded this prediction by 46%.
We mourn the loss of Lisa Garcia Quiroz, President of Time Warner Foundation
The New York Women’s Foundation mourns the passing of Lisa Garcia Quiroz, president of the Time Warner Foundation and SVP and Chief Diversity Officer of Time Warner.
The New York Women’s Foundation Praises Governor Cuomo’s Office and Advocates for Advancing Economic Justice for Women and Families in New York
Paid Parental Leave in New York
"Paid parental leave must be a basic right to support families and reduce inequality for all municipal employees," says Ana L. Oliveira in a Letter to the Editor.
Confronting Our Culture of Violence Against Women
Our nation is continuing to reckon with our culture of rape and violence. You can read about our perspective on the situation and insights from some of our grantee partners in this
2018 Celebrating Women Breakfast
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