<BR>Council of Jewish Organizations of Staten Island, Inc. Grant



Organization - <BR>Council of Jewish Organizations of Staten Island, Inc.
Grant Amount - $20,000
Foundation - New York Community Trust
Grant Purpose - to expand an emergency feeding program and other services for poor households on Staten Island


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Community Health Action of Staten Island, Inc. - $30,000 from the New York Community Trust - to expand a feeding program and other services for immigrant families on Staten Island

Richmond Senior Services, Inc. - $20,000 from the New York Community Trust - to expand a feeding program and other services for elderly and immigrant families on Staten Island

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