Kimball Family Foundation

The Cricket Island Foundation is a grant-making organization based in New York, NY that believes in the power of young people to create positive change in their communities. They provide support to youth-led grassroots organizations working on a range of issues, without imposing their own agenda, and prioritize funding for communities facing systemic marginalization and imbalances of power. Committed to building long-term relationships with their grantees, the foundation offers multi-year general operating commitments and additional funding for organizational development. Their grant application and reporting processes are designed to be sensitive to the needs and priorities of their grantees, recognizing them as the experts in their work. Through their equitable practices and focus on empowering young leaders, the Cricket Island Foundation strives to address systems of injustice and contribute to meaningful social change.Generated from the website

The Finnish Cultural Institute in New York fosters dialogue between Finnish and American professionals and audiences across contemporary art, design, and architecture. Recently relocated to a historic brownstone in NoHo, the institute features a dynamic office space adorned with a rotating collection of artwork by residency program alumni and other Finnish artists. With a commitment to supporting creative endeavors, the institute hosts various exhibitions and residencies, showcasing the work of both emerging and established artists. The office also reflects classic and contemporary Finnish design, creating an inspiring environment for collaboration and cultural exchange. Generated from the website

The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts is a private organization located in New York, NY that manages an innovative grants program and preserves the legacy of Andy Warhol through responsible licensing policies and extensive scholarly research. They have given over $260 million in cash grants to arts organizations and donated thousands of works of art to institutions worldwide. The Foundation does not have an exhibition space, but the largest collection of Warhol's work can be found at The Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh, PA. They also support the Andy Warhol Catalogue Raisonn, which documents Warhol's paintings, sculptures, and drawings, and provide resources for researchers through the museum's Archives Study Center and Stanford University's online Andy Warhol Photography Archive.Generated from the website