
Adirondack Community Foundation awards more than $1 million to local nonprofits
To drive deeper impact, this year’s Generous Acts cycle introduces multi-year funding for projects addressing basic needs, educational pathways, and economic vitality.

To drive deeper impact, this year’s Generous Acts cycle introduces multi-year funding for projects addressing basic needs, educational pathways, and economic vitality.

Tatyana Reinboldt joins ACF as the new Donor Stewardship & Engagement Officer. LAKE PLACID — Adirondack Community Foundation (ACF) welcomes Tatyana Reinboldt as Donor Stewardship & Engagement Officer. This new…

Awards celebrate everyday neighbors who bring us together LAKE PLACID — Adirondack Community Foundation (ACF) is pleased to announce the winners of the Kindling Awards, which celebrate the everyday neighbors…

Public-Private Partnership Unlocks Over $3.5 Million to Address Regional Housing Crisis Governor Kathy Hochul today announced the launch of Accelerate Workforce Housing, a multi-year, multi-partner initiative to address the critical…

Kindling Awards celebrate everyday neighbors who bring us together LAKE PLACID — Adirondack Community Foundation is pleased to accept nominations for the Kindling Awards, which celebrate the everyday neighbors who…

The Small Grants for Small Food Pantries Fund supports Adirondack region food pantries by investing in infrastructure upgrades to increase access to healthy foods while supporting the volunteers they need…

Adirondack Community Foundation is one of three recipients of The F. M. Kirby Foundation’s inaugural Innovation Engine Grant Program, which will be used to advance its Safety Net initiative.

The new Trustees are Daniel P. Leff and Lynn Magnus, and Emily Sheft joins the staff as the new Administrative Officer.

Community organizations serving the town of Essex received over $38,000 in philanthropic support this summer. The Essex Community Fund (ECF) at Adirondack Community Foundation awards grants annually to nonprofit organizations,…

Adirondack Community Foundation President and CEO Cali Brooks with Board Chair Bill Creighton and Trustee Craig Weatherup. Photograph by Jayden Dates

Adirondack Community Foundation awarded multiyear implementation grants to four innovative projects aimed at fortifying the basic needs system across the region, enhancing regional collaboration, and expanding access to essential services.

AdkAction received a Generous Acts grant to combat food insecurity in the Adirondacks by investing in rural grocers to enhance infrastructure and expand access to fresh, local food.
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