Wyckoff Family Foundation Grants Remarkable Sum of $455,000 in 2025
Wyckoff Family Foundation Announces 2025 Grant Recipients
The Wyckoff Family Foundation, a philanthropic organisation based in Geneva, has announced its 2025 grant recipients. The Foundation undergoes an annual grant review process to identify organisations delivering meaningful impact, with a primary focus on supporting youth aged 0 to 18 in the Geneva area.
This year, the Foundation awarded a total of $455,000 to 23 local organisations. The selected organisations demonstrate innovation and a strong dedication to improving young lives in the community.
Some of the 2025 grant recipients include Geneva 2030, ABCD at Geneva, the Boys & Girls Club, Blueprint Geneva, and the Child Advocacy Center of the Finger Lakes. These organisations are dedicated to enriching the lives of children in Geneva through a broad range of programs that focus on education, the arts, justice, health, and community enrichment.
The Wyckoff Family Foundation's grants reflect a deep commitment to children's wellbeing. The Foundation's social media pages provide information about its work and activities, and its official website offers more detailed information about its grant-making process and the organisations it supports.
In addition to its philanthropic work, the Wyckoff Family Foundation is also involved in local news. FingerLakes1.com, the leading all-digital news publication in the region, is founded by the Wyckoff family. The publication offers a Morning Edition newsletter to deliver the latest headlines to subscribers each morning, and the FingerLakes1.com app is available for free download on iOS devices, providing a platform for sending news leads to the company.
With this year's giving, the Foundation's total contribution to Geneva-based causes has now surpassed $7 million. The Foundation's work continues to make a significant impact on the lives of children in Geneva and the surrounding area.
The Wyckoff Family Foundation awarded grants to organizations such as Geneva 2030 and the Child Advocacy Center of the Finger Lakes, demonstrating a strong dedication to education and self-development of young lives in the Geneva community. These grant recipients, including ABCD at Geneva and the Boys & Girls Club, focus on enriching the lives of children through various programs that promote learning and personal growth.
