New York Women's Foundation

The New York Women's Foundation, established in 1987, supports over 500 organizations advocating for gender, racial, and economic rights in New York City and beyond. With a commitment of $133 million to community partners, the foundation focuses on initiatives such as job training, housing access, abortion care, and safety, impacting more than 500,000 individuals annually.

Known for pioneering trust-based participatory grantmaking, the foundation plays a pivotal role in social change, influencing grassroots activism and philanthropic efforts across the United States. Through collaborations with donor activists and community leaders, it nurtures vital networks that uplift and empower the underrepresented, fostering a fair future for all.

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