PARTNERING FOR NYC YOUTH
The Gray Foundation is committed to improving the lives of children in New York City’s underserved communities. We partner with leading nonprofits in the youth space to provide children access to better education, healthcare, opportunities in athletics and the arts.
To learn more, please view our partners below.
FEATURED PARTNER

NYC KIDS RISE
In 2016, the Gray Foundation announced a $10 million commitment to establish NYC Kids RISE. NYC Kids RISE works to expand economic opportunity and equity by providing families, schools and communities with a way to work together to save for their children's education. The organization provides scholarship accounts for every eligible student entering kindergarten, empowers families with the tools and information to develop their own college savings plans, and partners with the NYC Department of Education to provide financial literacy training in the classroom.
PARTNERING FOR NYC YOUTH
Children with college savings of
$1-$499 are 3X more
likely to attend college and
4X more likely to graduate.
to the arts in or out of school
have better academic results,
better workforce opportunities,
and more civic engagement.
increases graduation and
college attendance and
decreases engagement in
risky behaviors.
The Gray Foundation is committed to improving the lives of children in New York City’s underserved communities. We partner with leading nonprofits in the youth space to provide children access to better education, healthcare and opportunities in athletics and the arts.
To learn more, please view our partners below.
FEATURED PARTNER
NYC KIDS RISE
In 2016, the Gray Foundation announced a $10 million commitment to establish NYC Kids RISE. NYC Kids RISE works to expand economic opportunity and equity by providing families, schools and communities with a way to work together to save for their children’s education. The organization provides scholarship accounts for every eligible student entering kindergarten, empowers families with the tools and information to develop their own college savings plans, and partners with the NYC Department of Education to provide financial literacy training in the classroom.