2023 Grants Breakdown

The Ralph C. Sheldon Foundation was pleased to award the following grants during our 2023 cycle:

 

2023 Grant Partners by Category *

Health ($129,000)

  • Evergreen Health Services, Inc. $50,000

  • Healthy Community Alliance, Inc. $1,000

  • Kidney Connection $250

  • Mental Health Association in Chautauqua County $51,500

  • Prevention Works $750

  • Westfield Memorial Hospital Foundation $25,000

  • WCA Hospital Foundation $500

Environment ($818,216)

  • Audubon Community Nature Center $29,500

  • Chautauqua Lake & Watershed Management Alliance $768,066 ($500,000 for one-time support of The Jefferson Project)

  • Chautauqua Lake Association $1,750

  • Chautauqua Lake Partnership $1,000

  • Chautauqua Watershed Conservancy $750

  • Roger Tory Peterson Institute $17,150

 Education ($237,750)

  • Chautauqua Safety Village $2,500

  • Cornell Cooperative Extension $750

  • James Prendergast Library Association $38,250

  • Jamestown Community College $42,000

  • Jamestown Community College Foundation $300

  • Jamestown Community Learning Council $70,000

  • Junior Achievement of WNY $20,000

  • Lakewood Memorial Library $1,750

  • Literacy Volunteers of Chautauqua County $10,500

  • Robert H. Jackson Center $51,700

 Public Society Benefit ($485,949)

  • Bemus Point Volunteer Fire Department $1,000

  • Buffalo-Toronto Public Media $250

  • Chautauqua Region Community Foundation $10,500

  • Chautauqua Region Economic Development Corp. $50,000

  • Chautauqua Sports Hall of Fame $500

  • Elizabeth Warner Marvin Community House $10,574

  • Exponent Philanthropy $815

  • Fenton History Center $25,750

  • Jamestown Babe Ruth World Series Committee $10,000

  • Jamestown Center City Development Corp. $252,000

  • Jamestown Renaissance Corporation $78,000

  • Jamestown Skating Club $15,000

  • Lawson Boating Heritage Center $500

  • NY Funders Alliance $5,810

  • Village of Celoron $25,000

  • WNY Mountain Bicycling Association $250

 Arts, Culture & Humanities ($365,750) 

  • Chautauqua Institution $224,500

  • Community Music Project $1,940

  • Infinity Visual & Performing Arts, Inc. $61,000

  • Lucille Ball Little Theatre of Jamestown $1,500

  • National Comedy Center, Inc. $27,250

  • Reg Lenna Center for the Arts $282,736

 Human Services ($759,581)

  • #IntegrityFirst, Inc. $24,536

  • Allegheny Highlands Council $1,000

  • American Red Cross $500

  • Bemus Pt. United Methodist Church (Royal Family KIDS' Camp) $500

  • Camp Gross Foundation $250

  • Chautauqua Adult Day Services $1,000

  • Chautauqua Area Habitat for Humanity $500

  • Chautauqua Co. Humane Society $1,250

  • Chautauqua Striders, Inc. $81,000

  • Creche, Inc. $1,000

  • FeedMore, WNY $15,000

  • First Presbyterian Church (A Children’s Place Day Care) $20,000

  • Friends of Child Advocacy Program $1,500

  • Jamestown Boys & Girls Club $47,000

  • LSS Foundation $300

  • Meals on Wheels of the Jamestown Area $1,300

  • Recovery Options Made Easy, Inc. (Eagle’s Nest Respite Home) $56,800

  • St. Luke's Episcopal Church (Public Market/ New Neighbor Coalition) $2,000

  • St. Susan Center, Inc. $1,800

  • The Relief Zone, Inc. $20,000

  • The Salvation Army $127,800

  • Toys for Tots $500

  • United Christian Advocacy Network (City Mission) $32,000

  • United Way of SCC $146,550

  • YMCA of Jamestown $80,000

  • YWCA of Jamestown $94,745

  • Zion Covenant Church (Benevolence Fund) $750

* From year to year, an organization could be categorized differently depending on the type of grant awarded, but overall usually falls into the same category. Also, some grants could be considered to address more than one category, but we only pick one. As an example: The Audubon is categorized as “Environment,” but might also be considered as “Education.” Some of the organizations listed were only awarded Director/Staff Discretionary Grants.

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Chautauqua County Land Bank Corporation receives a $300,000 stabilization grant from the Ralph C. Sheldon Foundation