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WINDOWS
OF HOPE FAMILY RELIEF
FUND
$150,000
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Contributing to the amount of aid which will
eventually be equally distributed to each qualifying family
of those food service workers who perished on 9/11.
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ASOCIACIÓN
TEPEYAC
$100,000
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Hiring three caseworkers for one year to assist
the low-income, immigrant families of World Trade Center victims
to get the benefits to which they are entitled.
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BUILDING
TRADES FAMILIES' RELIEF FUND
$100,000
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Contributing to the amount of aid which will
be distributed to each of the qualifying 61 families of New
York Building & Construction Trade members who died on
9/11.
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EMERALD
ISLE IMMIGRATION CENTER
$100,000
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Elevating the Employment Assistance Program
Coordinator to full-time status to deal with the increased
number of those seeking employment assistance, and increasing
the number of hours the staff counselor is on-site to service
those grappling with the psychological implications of 9/11.
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NY
POLICE & FIRE WIDOWS' & CHILDREN'S FUND
$100,000
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Underwriting tickets for the children of the
fallen uniformed officers to attend the fund's annual "Day
At Shea", which includes a picnic, night baseball game,
and a reception following.
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ROBIN
HOOD FOUNDATION
$100,000
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Contributing to the Safe Horizons organization,
which has effectively serviced victims' families by providing
"one-stop shopping" at Pier 94 for those families
trying to collect 9/11-related benefits. This model will be
replicated throughout the 5 boroughs.
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CIVIC
CAPITAL CORPORATION
$70,000
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Providing three grants of equal value to small
businesses that were either displaced or negatively impacted
by 9/11.
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ABRAHAM
HOUSE
$50,000
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Helping those families whose livelihoods have
been devastated by 9/11 to regain their own apartments by
providing security and first month rent deposits.
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COMFORT
ZONE CAMP
$35,000
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Providing funding to enable children who lost
a parent or guardian in the attacks on the Pentagon to attend
a special bereavement camp session specifically for them.
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CYO
LITTLE HEROES PROGRAM
$32,000
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Creating 50 scholarships to a two-week children's
bereavement summer resident camp as well as two weekend retreats
for the whole family.
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COMMUNITY
FOOD RESOURCE CENTER
$30,000
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Establishing a community food pantry to meet
the increased need for food and nutritional support for low-income
families residing in the affected area.
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FEDERAL
BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION AGENTS ASSOCIATION
$30,000
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Helping the family of a fallen agent killed
while volunteering his services alongside New York City firemen.
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ASSOCIATION
TO BENEFIT CHILDREN
$25,000
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Paying salaries to staff the Fast Break program,
which provides mental health services to affected children,
and A Child's Space, which provides therapeutic play environments
for these children.
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PENNSYLVANIA
ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
$25,000
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Subsidizing the salaries of victim advocates
and offsetting the costs associated with traveling to Liberty
Park, NJ or Pier 94 in New York City to receive 9/11-related
assistance.
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AISLING
IRISH COMMUNITY CENTER
$15,000
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Upgrading the Center's computer capabilities
for two purposes: to assist individuals who lost their jobs
as a result of 9/11 in searching on-line for employment opportunities;
to enable the Center to hold more computer training courses
for those seeking jobs in Information Services.
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LITTLE
SISTERS OF THE ASSUMPTION FAMILY
$15,000
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Increasing the number of advocacy directors
on-site during the program's hours, in order to meet the greatly
increased demand for advocate assistance as a result of 9/11.
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NEW
YORK LANDMARKS CONSERVANCY
$10,000
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Repairing 9/11-related damage to landmark buildings
in lower Manhattan and residual damage to the Tall Ships at
the South Street Seaport.
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CITIGROUP
RELIEF FUND
$8,625
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The DRF grant reflects the amount contributed
from the Irish employees of Citibank to the Citigroup Relief
Fund and will be used to support educational scholarships
for victims' children.
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TWIN
TOWERS EMERGENCY SERVANTS FUND -PHILADELPHIA
$5,000
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Disbursing payments from this fund established
by Philadelphia Police Commissioner John Timoney, to the families
of police officers, firefighters, and emergency service workers
who perished on 9/11.
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