Roosevelt Island Public Purpose Grants Community Review Process February 8 & 9 With Presentations By 12 Local Non Profit Organizations – Public Invited To Watch And Ask Questions At Virtual Zoom Meetings
Public Purpose Grants rst became available after the construction of Manhattan Park in 1989, when New York State allowed the fund to be established in lieu of the developers paying sales tax on construction materials.
The RIOC Board of Directors approves the allocation of these funds each year. Not-for-prot community organizations are welcome to apply for a Public Purpose Grant by following the application process below.
Public Purpose Grants should be allocated to benet Roosevelt Island residents, enhancing their quality of life through education, artistic and cultural enrichment, improved health, or a better environment…
Please be advised that the 2021-22 Public Purpose Grant Community Review
Process for applicant proposed programs and projects will be conducted on-line
via Zoom (see link below) on Monday, February 8th and Tuesday, February 9th,
beginning at 7 PM.
The presentations are open to the public as an opportunity to learn more about the programs and projects from community groups who are seeking funding. At the conclusion of each presentation, time will be reserved for questions and answers by members of the Roosevelt Island Residents Association Special Public Purpose Grant Committee and the public attendees.
Please see the schedule of presentations below:
Mon., Feb. 8th
New York Foundation for the Arts: 7 PM – 7:20 PM
R.I. Disabled Association: 7:20 PM -7:40 PM
Main Street Theatre & Dance Alliance: 7:40 PM – 8 PM
Open Spaces iDig2Learn: 8 PM – 8:20 PM
Island Kids: 8:20 PM – 8:40 PM
Roosevelt Island Senior Association: 8:40 – 9 PM
Tue., Feb. 9th
R.I. Visual Arts Association: 7:00 PM – 7:20 PM
Carter Burden Network Inc.: 7:20 PM – 7:40 PM
PS/IS 217 PTA: 7:40 PM – 8 PM
R.I. Historical Society: 8 PM – 8:20 PM
Wildlife Freedom Foundation: 8:20 PM – 8:40 PM
Life Frames: 8:40 PM – 9:00 PM
For more information, please call 212-832-4540 or go to:rioc.ny.gov/280
The Roosevelt Island Public Purpose grant non-profit organization applicants this year include same applicants from last year plus the Roosevelt Island Seniors Association (RISA).