to support emergency equipment and health care services for people affected by the attacks of Oct. 7, 2023, and the war in Israel

to support this organization’s Bridge to Independence employment program, which provides young adults with career-development counseling, one-on-one mentorship, and financial literacy training

to support this organization’s Bridge to Independence employment program, which provides young adults with career-development counseling, one-on-one mentorship, and financial literacy training

to support this organization’s Young Adult program, which provides mentorship, case management, housing, and non-academic job training for people transitioning from school into the workforce

to support the renovation of this organization’s offices with the goal of creating a new employment center for young adults who have graduated from youth villages throughout Israel

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides in and out-of-school time programs, including academic support and college and career readiness, as well as health and wellness enrichment for school-age youth

to support the capital needs of both The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Y and the Historic Druid Hill Y, in order to create spaces that better meet the City’s need for senior activities, youth development, wellness, and intergenerational program space

to support high-quality youth development programs, access to healthy food, and community-based health services for children, youth, and their families

to support this organization’s youth development programs, which include academic support, college and career preparation, and health and wellness enrichment for school-age youth

to support this organization’s collaboration with BookNook, a reading program that delivers technology-based interventions to students struggling with reading in summer and after-school programs

to support this organization’s Summer Arts and Learning Academy, a five-week program that provides learning opportunities for students, pre-kindergarten through grade five

to support this organization’s Summer Arts and Learning Academy, a five-week program that provides learning opportunities for students, pre-kindergarten through grade five

to support the renovation of this organization’s new building (to be shared with Code in the Schools) to create additional office and program space with the goal of expanding out-of-school time programs, STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) education, and college and career preparedness

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides free summer learning opportunities, including literacy and math, for students, kindergarten through grade eight

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides free summer learning opportunities, including literacy, math, and social/emotional skills, for students, kindergarten through grade eight

to support the renovation of a drop-in center, which will provide housing placement, workforce development, case management, and other essential resources for youth experiencing homelessness

to support this organization’s efforts to move youth from homelessness to stability by connecting them to employment or educational opportunities, housing, and health care

to support this organization, which helps out-of-school and at-risk youth expand their skills and obtain employment in a career pathway

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides job-training and placement services for youth ages 16–25

to support a summer and year-round job program for city youth operated by the Mayor’s Office of Employment Development

to support business training courses, mentoring, and other services for women living in neighborhoods located in the Negev or Galilee

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides business training courses and mentoring for women living in remote areas

to support the construction of a residential facility for sexually exploited youth ages 13–24

to support the construction of the Domestic Violence Family Support Center, which provides housing and support services for women and children escaping violence

to support this organization’s FiftyPlus Employment Support program, which works to empower women over the age of 50 to achieve economic self-sufficiency through employment

to support this organization’s FiftyPlus Employment Support program, which works to empower women over the age of 50 to achieve economic self-sufficiency through employment

to support the renovation of this organization’s two new service locations, which will provide sexual violence support services, as well as economic empowerment and entrepreneurship programs

to support job training and career coaching in the information technology, transportation, and construction industries for older adults, women, and people of color

to support the construction of an affordable housing development for older adults co-located with a PACE (Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly) center, which provides comprehensive health care services for older adults, including supportive services to maintain independence in their homes and communities 

to support the general operations of this organization, which offers professional development programs to help strengthen the skills of women executives

to support this organization’s FiftyPlus Employment Support program, which provides job-training and placement services for women, age 50 and over, ($200,000) and to support the replication of this program in Chicago ($130,000)

to support search-and-rescue efforts and burial preparations for individuals killed during the attacks of Oct. 7, 2023

to support this organization’s fellowship for emerging Black Jewish leaders, which helps them build community, deepen their understanding of Jewish identity, and develop tools to combat antisemitism, racism, and other forms of hate