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Fall 2026 Grant Announcement

Field Hall Foundation has awarded $321,382 in grants through its Fall 2026 grant cycle. Together, these grants will help older adults remain healthy, safe, independent, and connected by expanding access to nutritious food, emergency assistance, mental health and caregiver support, technology, social engagement, and other essential services.

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Community Action Partnership for Dutchess County, Inc. $40,000
To provide emergency financial assistance to low-income seniors in need
Hillside Food Outreach $30,000
To increase access to healthy food and upgrade distribution services
The STEM Alliance of Larchmont-Mamaroneck, Inc. $40,480
To provide digital equity to low-income seniors
Westchester Residential Opportunities, Inc. $30,000
To provide emergency financial assistance to residents in need
Greater Mental Health of New York, Inc. $25,000
To provide group-based mental health support for older adults and their caregivers
North East Community Center, Inc. $23,000
To provide accessible, nourishing food and meaningful social connection for seniors
Caring for the Hungry & Homeless of Peekskill $15,000
To provide nutritious food for senior clients
Church of the Good Shepherd $15,000
To provide meals and socialization for seniors
Fareground Community Kitchen $15,000
To provide home-delivered groceries to low-income seniors
Pawling Resource Center $15,000
To provide seniors with nutritious food and access to resources, and to implement a technology-based inventory system for its durable medical equipment loan closet
YWCA Yonkers $13,382
To reduce food insecurity and isolation, and increase physical fitness and mobility
Giving Tree Global $10,000
To purchase non-perishable food to compliment the fresh food delivered to senior clients
Lifespan of Greater Rochester $10,000
To provide respite for caregivers
Meals on Wheels of Wappingers $10,000
To deliver nutritious meals to homebound seniors
Saint Thomas Episcopal Church $10,000
To provide protein-based foods for senior clients

 

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