Susan B. Anthony Project promotes safety, healing and growth for all survivors of domestic and sexual abuse and advocates for the autonomy of women and the end of interpersonal violence.
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We are a private, not-for-profit foundation dedicated to improving the health and well-being of the residents of the greater Harlem Valley in New York and the northern Litchfield Hills of Connecticut. To accomplish our mission, we make grants, conduct research, provide technical assistance, and support collaborations and advocacy.
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Grantee: Susan B. Anthony Project
Listen to the 11/17/21 recorded interview of Jeanne Fusco, Executive Director of the Susan B. Anthony Project, as she talks about their agency and the Foundation for Community Health with Marshall Miles on Robin Hood Radio.
Grant Program Profile: Susan B. Anthony Project
Prevention Education
The Foundation for Community Health has supported Susan B. Anthony Project in its mission by providing funding for prevention education in schools. The programs have... Learn More
Towns We Serve
Our community map highlights the areas we serve with links to town, county and state sites and Census Bureau information.
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Grants Awarded
Search Past Grants
For more information on FCH grantmaking, click here to search our grants by Program Area, County, State and/or Year.
One-Time Inflation-Based Grants Awarded. Twelve organizations were granted addtional funding to off-set the effects of inflation in September of 2022. Details about these grants can be found here.
Listen to the Robin Hood Radio series of interviews with FCH's President & CEO, Nancy L. Heaton, the Board of Directors, Chair, Mimi Tannen, and a sampling of FCH grantees.
To access the Robin Hood Radio "On Demand" site click here.
News
Read Our 2022 Report to the Community
Learn about our key takeaways from 2022, stories from our region, and ways in which we’re adapting and growing through our new strategic framework in FCH’s 2022 ... Learn More
Apply to FCH's Capacity Building Program
The purpose of this program is to support the organizational health of nonprofits. Applications are due by April 30. For applications and more information click ... Learn More