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FundersNYMarion E Kenworthy Sarah H Swift Foundation C/O Jennifer Havens › 2022

Grants paid by Marion E Kenworthy Sarah H Swift Foundation C/O Jennifer Havens, tax year 2022

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

In tax year 2022, Marion E Kenworthy Sarah H Swift Foundation C/O Jennifer Havens (EIN 13-6140940) reported 23 grants paid totaling $602,500. Dataset version 2026.09.0, built 2026-09-03.

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Every grant, 2022

Grants reported by Marion E Kenworthy Sarah H Swift Foundation C/O Jennifer Havens for tax year 2022
Tax yearRecipientMatchAmountTypePurposeSource filing
2022Red Hook Initiative Brooklyn, NYB$40,000paidto support their free, community-based emotional health services for young people ages 12 to 24 from low-income families in Red Hook, Brooklyn.202301259349100120
2022Youth Justice Network New York, NYB$35,000paidto support their art therapy program with the mission of breaking the cycles of incarceration for young people in NYC.202301259349100120
2022Citizens Committee for Children Eatontown, NJU$30,000paidto support their Healthy Minds, Healthy Kids Campaign.202301259349100120
2022Avenues for Justice New York, NYC$27,500paidto support their new mental health program serving NYC youth ages 13 - 24 who are court involved or at risk of court involvement.202301259349100120
2022New Yorkers for Children New York, NYB$27,500paidto support their mental health services for youth aging out of foster care through a combination of one-on-one counseling and group supports.202301259349100120
2022Comunlife New York, NYC$27,500paidto provide art therapies to the Latina girls who participate in Comunilife's Life is Precious mental health program.202301259349100120
2022Jewish Child Care Assoc Brooklyn, NYD$27,500paidto support the launch of a school-based satellite mental health clinic at Liberation Diploma Plus High School202301259349100120
2022Northside Center for Child Development New York, NYB$27,500paidto support the ongoing provision of behavioral health and educational support services to low-income African Americans and Latino children in NYC.202301259349100120
2022Bronxworks Bronx, NYC$27,500paidTO SUPPORT INCREASED MENTAL HEALTH SCREENING, ASSESSMENT, EARLY DIAGNOSIS, INTERVENTION, AND REFERRAL CAPACITY OF THE BRONXWORKS STAFF WHO ENGAGE YOUTH AGES 10 TO 24.202301259349100120
2022Drive Change Brooklyn, NYB$27,500paidto support the mental health portion of their Drive Change Extended Services programming which includes courses and mental health services for previously incarcerated 18 to 25 year olds.202301259349100120
2022Graham Windham Brooklyn, NYB$27,500paidto generally support their Health and Wellness Center, The Center, to enable them to provide wrap-around non-billable supports necessary for integrated mental health and case management for children, youth and families who are child welfare system impacted.202301259349100120
2022Hear Your Song New York, NYB$27,500paidTo support collaborative song writing by children and teens with mental health challenges.202301259349100120
2022Sanctuary for Families New York, NYC$27,500paidto support their Children & Families Services Program in its work with children and teens of all ages and their mothers/caregivers to help them recover from family violence.202301259349100120
2022Exalt Youth New York, NYB$25,000paidTO SUPPORT MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES FOR ADDITIONAL 900 (HALF NEW YOULTH/HALF ALUMNI) WHO ARE COURT INVOLVED YOUTH AGES 15-19 IN NYC.202301259349100120
2022Hetrick-Martin Institute New York, NYB$25,000paidto support the work of improving mental health outcomes for LGBTQIA+ youth in NYC.202301259349100120
2022New York Society Prevention of Cruelty to Children New York, NYD$25,000paidto support the provision of therapeutic services to help children recover from physical abuse, sexual abuse,parental/caretaker neglect and domestic violence.202301259349100120
2022Urban Dove Brooklny, NYC$25,000paidto support their general operations with a focus on youth mental health services for students in transfer schools.202301259349100120
2022Council On Adoptable Children New York, NYU$25,000paidto support their service to vulnerable children, families and individuals in NYC including adoptive and foster families affected by HIV/AIDS.202301259349100120
2022Cases New York, NYC$25,000paidADOLESCENT PORTABLE THERAPY PROGRAM202301259349100120
2022Drama Club Inc Queens, NYC$22,500paidto support the hiring of a licensed clinical social worker to supervise MSW student interns.202301259349100120
2022Sakhi for South Asian Women New York, NYD$20,000paidto support mental health services for South Asian children and youth affected by gender-based violence.202301259349100120
2022The Possibility Project New York, NYC$15,000paidto bring together 15 youth involved in the criminal legal system and 15 youth in foster care to enhance their opportunities to become successful adults.202301259349100120
2022United Neighborhood Houses of NY New York, NYC$15,000paidto provide mental health training and coaching to early childhood teachers and leaders across UNH member settlement houses.202301259349100120

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