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FundersNYMarion E Kenworthy Sarah H Swift Foundation C/O Jennifer Havens › 2021

Grants paid by Marion E Kenworthy Sarah H Swift Foundation C/O Jennifer Havens, tax year 2021

EIN 13-6140940 · Brooklyn, NY · Form 990-PF, Part XV

In tax year 2021, Marion E Kenworthy Sarah H Swift Foundation C/O Jennifer Havens (EIN 13-6140940) reported 19 grants paid totaling $415,000. Dataset version 2026.09.0, built 2026-09-03.

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Every grant, 2021

Grants reported by Marion E Kenworthy Sarah H Swift Foundation C/O Jennifer Havens for tax year 2021
Tax yearRecipientMatchAmountTypePurposeSource filing
2021Northside Center for Child Development New York, NYB$45,000paidto support the ongoing provision of behavioral health and educational support services to low income African American and Latinx children in NYC.202201229349101280
2021Arab American Family Support Brooklyn, NYC$25,000paidTO EXPAND AAFSS'S TRAUMA-INFORMED MENTAL HEALTH SERVICE FOR YOUTH IN NYC'S IMMMIGRANT AND REFUGEE COMMUNITIES.202201229349101280
2021Girl Scout Council of Greater NY New York, NYC$25,000paidto support the provision of mental health services for Girl Scout Troop 6000, specifically designed for girls and women living in NYC's shelter system.202201229349101280
2021Safe Horizon Brooklyn, NYC$25,000paidfor continued support for their effort to work with a whole family, including the person who caused harm, as a model to shape a new way for survivors to heal from trauma.202201229349101280
2021Room to Grow New York, NYD$20,000paidto support their two-generation program for low-income parents of infants to foster their child's emotional, physical, and cognitive development and create stable home environments so children can thrive.202201229349101280
2021Citizens Committee for Children Eatontown, NJU$20,000paidto support their Campaign for Healthy Minds, Healthy Kids.202201229349101280
2021The Door New York, NYU$20,000paidfor support of its provision of mental health services to New York City youth202201229349101280
2021Comunlife New York, NYC$20,000paidto support the provision of creative arts therapies to Latina girls who participate in their Life is Precious Program.202201229349101280
2021Bronxworks Bronx, NYC$20,000paidfor its work in enhancing the capacity of children ages 6 to 18 to maintain resilience in the face of emotional, psychological and social challenges related to both the pandemic and current social unrest.202201229349101280
2021Exalt Youth New York, NYB$20,000paidfor the provision of behavioral health services to NYC court-involved youth ages 15 through 19.202201229349101280
2021Avenues for Justice New York, NYC$20,000paidto support a new MSW Court Advocate in their mental health program serving youth ages 13 to 24 who have active legal matters and are at risk of involvement in the criminal justice system.202201229349101280
2021You Gotta Believe Brooklyn, NYU$20,000paidfor the provision of mental health services for youth in foster care and their new adoptive families.202201229349101280
2021New York Society Prevention of Cruelty to Children New York, NYD$20,000paidto support their Trauma Recovery Program which is a critical mental health resource for children who have experienced physical abuse, sexual abuse, serious parental neglect and domestic violence. neglect and domestic violence.202201229349101280
2021Covenant House NY New York, NYC$20,000paidto support their mission to end youth homelessness by providing quality shelter, programs and supportive services.202201229349101280
2021Ramapo for Children Inc New York, NYC$20,000paidto support a new MSW Court Advocate in their mental health program serving youth ages 13 to 24 who have active legal matters and are at risk of involvement in the criminal justice system.202201229349101280
2021Hetrick-Martin Institute New York, NYB$20,000paidto train youth service providers in DBT to improve mental health services and outcomes for high need LGBTQ youth in New York City.202201229349101280
2021Sakhi for South Asian Women New York, NYD$20,000paidfor the provision of mental health services for South Asian children and youth affected by gender-based violence.202201229349101280
2021Forestdale Inc Flushing, NYB$20,000paidto provide trauma-informed interventions that promote healing for children and their primary caregiver after the occurrence of domestic violence.202201229349101280
2021New York Presbyterian Fund New York, NYB$15,000paidto further the development of mental health literacy materials to optimize a hybrid in-person/remote dual language model of support for students,parents and teachers.202201229349101280

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