The New York Women’s Foundation provides funds to organizations and programs within the five boroughs of New York City that have community-led solutions to propel all women, girls, and gender non-conforming individuals living at/below the poverty level towards long-term economic security.
The Foundation considers requests from organizations and programs that impact women’s lives in one or more of the following focus areas:
Economic Justice
The Foundation supports organizations and programs that enable women, girls and gender non-binary people living at or below the poverty level to achieve and sustain economic security and advance economic justice through education, workforce development, work supports, business development/entrepreneurship, and asset building.
Anti-Violence and Safety
The Foundation supports organizations and programs that are working to eradicate gender-based violence and create safe communities.
Health, Sexual Rights and Reproductive Justice
The Foundation supports organizations and programs that recognize and promote health as a fundamental right and necessity for achieving and sustaining individuals’ complete mental, spiritual, political, economic, and social well-being.
The New York Women’s Foundation accepts applications at varying times in the year when grant guidelines have been released to the public. To receive notice of when grant guidelines are released, please provide your contact information here.
To see current and past grantee partner listings, click here.
The New York Women’s Foundation does not provide funds to:
Please click here to view a list of our current grantee partners.
No, The Foundation can only award grants to nonprofit organizations with a 501(c)(3) designation or a 501 (c)(3) fiscal sponsor.
No, The Foundation solely funds nonprofit organizations with a 501(C)(3) designation or organizations with a 501 (c)(3) fiscal sponsor.
No, The Foundation only funds organizations and programs that are located within the five boroughs of New York City. Through our Fund to Support the Me Too Movement and Allies, The Foundation makes grants on a national level.