Non-Profit

Binghamton University's Stephen David Ross Fund grants support community projects that improve local quality of life.

This non-profit strategic alliance will provide care and programs to over 11,000 families in New York State.

$1.5 million dollars in grants were awarded to 100 local area non-profit organizations in The Southern Tier of New York and Northeastern Pennsylvania.

Every month, the program selects a local Southern Tier non-profit organization and donates $1,000.00 to their cause.

City of Binghamton Mayor Jared Kraham announced nearly $197,000 in funding for local nonprofits through the Community Development Block Grant.

United Way of Broome County announced that it would be investing $2.3 million in the community, assisting 44 local non-profit organizations.

Broome County is announcing the fourth year of mini-grant funding for overdose prevention efforts.

The Southern Tier has a gem in the Danielle House and this year, that gem will celebrate twenty years of comforting families during their worst days.

The kids at St. Jude won't be able to go out trick-or-treating this year but you can help bring a smile to their faces by sending a free Halloween eCard!

Some organizations in Chenango and Tioga Counties may be eligible for low-interest loans to cover damages from the remnants of Tropical Storm Fred.

The Conklin Fair is planning to mark a milestone opening for its 50th year this week.

Ann Tripp of Binghamton is living with a fatal disease which makes her feel as though she has ALS, Parkinson’s, and Alzheimer's all at the very same time

“The Shop Local T-Shirt and Hoodie Project” is taking pre-orders for logo shirts to help the business or non-profit deal with the impact of the pandemic.

Giving to local non-profits is important each year, but even more so in 2020 and this is why.