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June 30, 2026

NYC approves $1,000 college savings accounts for all public school kindergartners

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June 30, 2026

Jon and Mindy Gray Bet on AI Science Research to Prevent Cancer

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Jul 14

2026

Chalkbeat New York

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From the Bronx to the Battery, more funding for free swim lessons

Thousands more public school students will receive free swim lessons next year under new City Council funding, part of a long-term effort to teach every second grader in New York City how to swim.

Jul 14

2026

The City Reporter

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From The Bronx to the Battery, More Funding for Free Swim Lessons

The City Council is adding $1.5 million to a program that aims to one day teach every New York City second-grader how to swim.

Jun 30

2026

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NYC approves $1,000 college savings accounts for all public school kindergartners

New York City’s next budget revealed Tuesday includes funding to open $1,000 college savings accounts for every public school kindergartner, making it the largest program of its kind in the United States.

Jun 30

2026

Bloomberg

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Jon and Mindy Gray Bet on AI Science Research to Prevent Cancer

The Gray Foundation has given $35 million of grants to focus on AI-fueled breakthroughs in prevention, early detection and interception of BRCA-related cancers.

Jun 15

2026

Penn Medicine

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New frontiers in nipping cancer in the bud

The science of cancer interception is advancing at Penn Medicine with a new platform to develop cancer vaccines that piles scientific strength upon strength.

Jun 1

2026

New York Times

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N.Y.C. Children May Get Up to $3,000 From City for College Accounts

Kindergartners in New York City could receive as much as $3,000 toward their college education from the city under a plan by elected officials that aims to combat income inequality and expand access to higher education.

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For more information,

Please note:

The Gray Foundation does not accept unsolicited proposals