The Wyckoff Family Foundation has announced its 2025 grant recipients, awarding a total of $455,000 to 23 local organizations dedicated to enriching the lives of children in Geneva.
The grants support a broad range of programs that focus on education, the arts, justice, health, and community enrichment. This year’s giving pushes the Foundation’s total contribution to Geneva-based causes past $7 million.
“These grants reflect the Wyckoff Family Foundation’s deep commitment to children’s wellbeing,” the Foundation stated. “The selected organizations demonstrate innovation and a strong dedication to improving young lives in our community.”
Among the recipients are Geneva 2030, ABCD at Geneva, the Boys & Girls Club, Blueprint Geneva, and the Child Advocacy Center of the Finger Lakes. Other grantees include the Geneva Public Library, Geneva Music Festival, Finger Lakes Institute, and the Geneva Family YMCA.
The Wyckoff Family Foundation is a nonprofit focused on supporting youth ages 0 to 18 across the Geneva area. It funds programs that enhance education, health, justice, and the arts. The Foundation conducts an annual grant review process to identify organizations that deliver meaningful impact.
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