More than 70,000 new students have joined the NYC Kids RISE Save for College Program this year, bringing the total number of participating students citywide to more than 342,000 — with over $57 million now invested in their college and career training goals.

Another example is NYC Kids Rise, a scholarship and savings program designed to make college and career training more accessible and achievable for public school students.

Through strategic partnerships, targeted investments, and innovative programs, NYC has the makings of a blueprint on water safety for other cities to follow.

Scientists at the Gray Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences at Tel Aviv University find evidence that Neanderthals and Homo sapiens may have interbred nearly 100,000 years earlier than once thought

Stony Brook University has announced a $1 million gift from the Gray Foundation in support of scholarships for New York City public school students.

The Gray Foundation, which is committed to empowering New York City youth and advancing BRCA science, has awarded 10 Stony Brook University undergraduate students scholarships that will provide gap-closing funds allowing them to live on campus and graduate debt-free.