The Community Foundations of the Hudson Valley



The Community Foundation exists to enhance the quality of life for all citizens in the Greater Hudson Valley, now and for generations to come.

Created by community leaders as the Area Fund, the Community Foundation is a public nonprofit charitable organization established as a permanent resource to make our region a better place for all of us to live and grow - today, tomorrow and always.

The foundation works with anyone who wishes to ensure and improve the quality of life in Dutchess, Ulster and Putnam counties. It supports a broad and diverse range of issue areas including the arts, education, community development, conservation, health, and human services. The grantmaking is local, Hudson Valley-wide and national in scope.

Assets and Giving for Community Foundations of the Hudson Valley

Assets

2020 - 76,848,247
2019 - 83,677,901
2018 - 74,447,465
2017 - 61,628,582
Domestic Grants

2020 - 9,114,821
2019 - 27,337,592
2018 - 14,332,484


    

Recent News from Community Foundations of the Hudson Valley


New Member For Hvedc
Foundation: Community Foundations of the Hudson Valley

There's a new CEO at the helm of the Hudson Valley Economic Development Corp., and she's made a splash in her first month on the job. Laura Washington has brought with her a "vision and extensive...more

Beacon Group Gives Educator Grants - The Highlands Current
Foundation: Community Foundations of the Hudson Valley

The projects funded include a visit to the Norwalk Aquarium by earth science students at Beacon High School; a Creative Strings Little...more

Community Foundations of the Hudson Valley awards $130000 to local nonprofits
Foundation: Community Foundations of the Hudson Valley

The Community Foundations of the Hudson announced Friday it has awarded $130,000 to nonprofits across Ulster, Dutchess, and Putnam counties. The program invests in local non-profits with general...more

United Way of Dutchess-Orange plans virtual community breakfast
Foundation: Community Foundation of Orange and Sullivan, Community Foundations of the Hudson Valley

... Sally Cross and The Community Foundations of the Hudson Valley, and Elizabeth Rowley and The Community Foundation of Orange and...more

Susana Meyer Creative Arts Awards presented to trio
Foundation: Community Foundations of the Hudson Valley

ShoutOut Saugerties, along with Community Foundations of the Hudson Valley, presented the Susana Meyer Creative Arts Awards on Saturday,...more

Community Foundations offering new grant to non-profits
Foundation: Community Foundations of the Hudson Valley

“Since late March, the Community Foundations has invested more than $1.8 million in emergency grants to mitigate the impacts of Covid-19 in...more

Coronavirus: Nonprofits face economic woes as needs for services rise: Survey
Foundation: Dyson Foundation, Community Foundations of the Hudson Valley

That's according to the results of a survey conducted by the Center for Effective Philanthropy, which included responses from 215 nonprofits...more

Community Foundations of the Hudson Valley will provide grants to support local food system
Foundation: NoVo Foundation, Community Foundations of the Hudson Valley

Funded by the NoVo Foundation, the grants will support nonprofit farms and help to ensure their products reach people who need it most. The list...more

Coronavirus: Dutchess Responds awards $50K in grants to mitigate impact of COVID-19
Foundation: Dyson Foundation, Community Foundations of the Hudson Valley

The fund is a collaboration between Dutchess County, the Dyson Foundation and Community Foundations. All of the Poughkeepsie Journal's...more

Grant writing conference at Clarkson University offers insights for grant seekers
Foundation: Community Foundation of Orange and Sullivan, Dyson Foundation, Community Foundations of the Hudson Valley

Grant writing conference at Clarkson University offers insights for grant ... Community Foundation of Orange and Sullivan, and Grant Professionals...more



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