Awards

The Trust has been honored with the following awards over the past decade.

2010

• The Food Bank for New York City, Food for Survival's Philanthropic Partnership Award "in recognition of our response to the economic crisis."
  

2009

• The New York City AIDS Fund in The New York Community Trust receives a certificate of recognition from the Office of the Mayor in honor of World AIDS Day. Read more>>

• Honored by City Harvest "for our response to the economic crisis." 
  

• United Neighborhood Houses' New Yorkers Who Make a Difference Award.
  

• Girl Scout Council of Greater New York's Impact Award, the Council's highest honor.
  

• Legal Services NYC's Visionary Leadership Award.
  

2008

• United Hospital Fund's Special Tribute for Philanthropic Leadership "for improving the well-being of New Yorkers."
  

2007

• Metropolitan Council on Jewish Poverty's Helping Hand Award.

2006

• Marshal England Memorial Public Health Award for Support of the Health Advocacy Community from the Commission on the Public’s Health System.

• Corporate Leadership Award from Community Health Action of Staten Island.
  

2005

• New York City Administration for Children’s Services Special Commissioner’s Golden Heart Award.
  

• Outreach Project's Rebuilding Families Award.
  

• Federation of Protestant Welfare Agencies' Keystone Award.

• Services and Advocacy for Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgendered Elderly's (SAGE) Annual Award.
  

2004

• Coalition of Behavioral Health Agencies' Annual Mental Health Award for “commitment to improving the lives of people with mental illness and for dedicated service to the mental health community.”

2003

• Institute for the Puerto Rican/Hispanic Elderly's Visionary Award.
  

• Council on Foundations' Paul Ylvisaker Award for Public Policy for our  response to the September 11th tragedy.

2002

• Black Agency Executives’ 13th Annual Founders Award for Philanthropic Leadership for our response to September 11th.

• Honored by Citizens Advice Bureau and National Council of Jewish Women for helping build Home Instruction for Parents of Preschool Youngsters (HIPPY) programs in the City.