Grants

The Arthur Skodnek Foundation supports nonprofit organizations located in the United States who fall within the Foundation’s area of focus. Presently, the Foundation focuses its efforts on regenerative agriculture initiatives and nature-based education programs. Recent projects have involved social and ecological initiatives in New York State that are solution-oriented, mitigating the impact of agriculture on soil health and reconnecting communities to regenerative ways of relating to the Earth.

Our grantmaking strategies are based on flexible and adaptive learning. Recent grantmaking practices have included focusing on small-scale organizations, providing seed funding, and respecting the autonomy of organizational efforts by awarding general support grants whenever possible.

Thank you for your interest. Due to the nature of our current capacity, grant inquiries are by invitation only. Unsolicited requests for funding will not receive a response.

Previous Grants

2023

Common Ground Farm
General Support, $10,000

“Common Ground Farm supports and engages our community by fostering access and connection to fresh food and local agriculture through farming, education, and farmers’ markets. We accomplish this by growing vegetables following organic practices, providing food and farm-based education, and stewarding robust and inclusive local farmers’ markets in Beacon and Newburgh. Each year, Common Ground donates about 10,000 pounds of fresh food to emergency food distribution sites and welcomes 3,000 people to the farm through education programs. We support over 100 small local businesses and accept a variety of food benefits at our markets, growing a vibrant and accessible local economy.”

The Friends of Hilltop Hanover Farm and Environmental Center
Native Seed Storage, Food Forest, Regenerative Farming Demonstration Garden, $20,000

“The Friends of Hilltop Hanover Farm and Environmental Center operate a working farm and education center dedicated to the advancement of regenerative agriculture. Located on the unceded, traditional and colonized homelands of the Wappinger and Munsee Lenape people in Westchester County, we follow organic practices in all areas of production, including produce, herbs, flowers, and native plants. Our native plants program addresses the urgent need for hardy and eco-region specific plants that support pollinators, small mammals, water retention, and carbon sequestration. We offer healthy food at our farm stand and provide donations to our food bank partners and local community gardens.”

Land to Learn
General Support, $10,000

“Land to Learn: Growing a movement for food justice and community wellness through garden-based education. Land to Learn’s programs are rooted in gardening, food, community, health, and ecology. Our curriculum cultivates a deepened awareness of self, the world and its inhabitants, and the interconnectedness of all beings. Experiential, place-based, democratic, and transformative philosophies and practices inform our work. We strive to center social justice and environmental consciousness in the learning communities we co-create with students and other participants. We reach more than 5,000 youth and families in the Hudson Valley each year through our partnerships with public schools, residential centers and various community partner organizations.”

Phillies Bridge Farm Project
General Support, $15,000

“Located on 65 scenic acres in the Hudson Valley, The Phillies Bridge Farm Project's mission is to demonstrate sustainable agriculture, educate the community about food justice and the sources of healthy food, and provide fresh food to those in need. Through our food justice and education programs, we provide free produce to community organizations that work directly with disadvantaged families, make farm shares and healthy produce accessible with our sliding scale share program, offer no-cost classes on growing food, and provide scholarships and transportation to our farm-based education programs, allowing us to connect with and serve a much wider net of families.”

Pitney Meadows Community Farm
Regenerative Agriculture Initiatives, $10,000

”Pitney Meadows Community Farm is a non profit 166-acre working preserved farm open to the public. Our mission is to celebrate and explore agricultural education, healthy food production and recreation. We are committed to empowering community members to grow their own produce and educating all ages about the vital importance of regenerative agriculture, healthy food and good nutrition. We also aim to support the development of new farm enterprises and encourage the growth of a strong local food system in Saratoga Springs, NY. We offer a broad array of opportunities to engage with the land and our community, including a Community Garden, Pick Your Own Community Supported Agriculture Program and an accessible trail system that is open to visitors from dawn to dusk. In addition, the Farm donates a significant percentage of produce annually to food pantries and other social service organizations in the region.”

Wild Earth Wilderness School
Nature Connection and Experiential Education Programs, $20,000

“Founded in 2004, Wild Earth leads programs for youth, adults, and families, serving over 4,000 individuals annually. Central to all of our programs is a unique organizational philosophy that prioritizes building connections and relationships, set within the non-discriminatory and unplugged spaces of the natural outdoor environment. Through building connections that support the success of our youth, Wild Earth is focused on intentionally developing community-based strategies to promote racial equity and social justice in the Hudson Valley. Our mission: Wild Earth nurtures the development and empowerment of youth by fostering reciprocity with nature, cultivating regenerative practices, and uplifting equity and environmental justice.”

2022

Common Ground Farm
General Support, $10,000

“Common Ground Farm supports and engages our community by fostering access and connection to fresh food and local agriculture through farming, education, and farmers’ markets. We accomplish this by growing vegetables following organic practices, providing food and farm-based education, and stewarding robust and inclusive local farmers’ markets in Beacon and Newburgh. Each year, Common Ground donates about 10,000 pounds of fresh food to emergency food distribution sites and welcomes 3,000 people to the farm through education programs. We support over 100 small local businesses and accept a variety of food benefits at our markets, growing a vibrant and accessible local economy.”

Grassroots Gardens of Western New York
General Support, $10,000

“Grassroots Gardens WNY is a dedicated group of community gardeners and activists located in the cities of Buffalo and Niagara Falls. Our mission is to share knowledge, power and resources to grow healthy food, heal systemic harm, and strengthen neighborhood connections through community gardens. We collaboratively cultivate and manage more than one million square feet (and growing!) of urban green space. We had a record 114 gardens registered with us in the 2021 season and achieved our national accreditation as a land trust.”

The Friends of Hilltop Hanover Farm and Environmental Center
Development of a Dedicated Children’s Garden & Related Programming, $10,000

“The Friends of Hilltop Hanover Farm and Environmental Center operate a working farm and education center dedicated to the advancement of regenerative agriculture. Located on the unceded, traditional and colonized homelands of the Wappinger and Munsee Lenape people in Westchester County, we follow organic practices in all areas of production, including produce, herbs, flowers, and native plants. Our native plants program addresses the urgent need for hardy and eco-region specific plants that support pollinators, small mammals, water retention, and carbon sequestration. We offer healthy food at our farm stand and provide donations to our food bank partners and local community gardens.”

Land to Learn
General Support, $10,000

“Land to Learn: Growing a movement for food justice and community wellness through garden-based education. Land to Learn’s programs are rooted in gardening, food, community, health, and ecology. Our curriculum cultivates a deepened awareness of self, the world and its inhabitants, and the interconnectedness of all beings. Experiential, place-based, democratic, and transformative philosophies and practices inform our work. We strive to center social justice and environmental consciousness in the learning communities we co-create with students and other participants. We reach more than 5,000 youth and families in the Hudson Valley each year through our partnerships with public schools, residential centers and various community partner organizations.”

Phillies Bridge Farm Project
General Support, $10,000
Need-based Scholarships for Education Programs, $5,000

“Located on 65 scenic acres in the Hudson Valley, The Phillies Bridge Farm Project's mission is to demonstrate sustainable agriculture, educate the community about food justice and the sources of healthy food, and provide fresh food to those in need. Through our food justice and education programs, we provide free produce to community organizations that work directly with disadvantaged families, make farm shares and healthy produce accessible with our sliding scale share program, offer no-cost classes on growing food, and provide scholarships and transportation to our farm-based education programs, allowing us to connect with and serve a much wider net of families.”

Pitney Meadows Community Farm
General Support, $10,000

”Pitney Meadows Community Farm is a non profit 166-acre working preserved farm open to the public. Our mission is to celebrate and explore agricultural education, healthy food production and recreation. We are committed to empowering community members to grow their own produce and educating all ages about the vital importance of regenerative agriculture, healthy food and good nutrition. We also aim to support the development of new farm enterprises and encourage the growth of a strong local food system in Saratoga Springs, NY. We offer a broad array of opportunities to engage with the land and our community, including a Community Garden, Pick Your Own Community Supported Agriculture Program and an accessible trail system that is open to visitors from dawn to dusk. In addition, the Farm donates a significant percentage of produce annually to food pantries and other social service organizations in the region.”

Wild Earth Wilderness School
General Support, $10,000
Kingston Internship Program, $10,000

“Founded in 2004, Wild Earth leads programs for youth, adults, and families, serving over 4,000 individuals annually. Central to all of our programs is a unique organizational philosophy that prioritizes building connections and relationships, set within the non-discriminatory and unplugged spaces of the natural outdoor environment. Through building connections that support the success of our youth, Wild Earth is focused on intentionally developing community-based strategies to promote racial equity and social justice in the Hudson Valley. Our mission: Wild Earth nurtures the development and empowerment of youth by fostering reciprocity with nature, cultivating regenerative practices, and uplifting equity and environmental justice.”

2021

Common Ground Farm
General Support, $10,000

“Common Ground Farm supports and engages our community by fostering access and connection to fresh food and local agriculture through farming, education, and farmers’ markets. We accomplish this by growing vegetables following organic practices, providing food and farm-based education, and stewarding robust and inclusive local farmers’ markets in Beacon and Newburgh. Each year, Common Ground donates about 10,000 pounds of fresh food to emergency food distribution sites and welcomes 3,000 people to the farm through education programs. We support over 100 small local businesses and accept a variety of food benefits at our markets, growing a vibrant and accessible local economy.”

The Friends of Hilltop Hanover Farm and Environmental Center
General Support, $5,000

“The Friends of Hilltop Hanover Farm and Environmental Center operate a working farm and education center dedicated to the advancement of regenerative agriculture. Located on the unceded, traditional and colonized homelands of the Wappinger and Munsee Lenape people in Westchester County, we follow organic practices in all areas of production, including produce, herbs, flowers, and native plants. Our native plants program addresses the urgent need for hardy and eco-region specific plants that support pollinators, small mammals, water retention, and carbon sequestration. We offer healthy food at our farm stand and provide donations to our food bank partners and local community gardens.”

Grassroots Gardens of Western New York
General Support, $10,000

“Grassroots Gardens WNY is a dedicated group of community gardeners and activists located in the cities of Buffalo and Niagara Falls. Our mission is to share knowledge, power and resources to grow healthy food, heal systemic harm, and strengthen neighborhood connections through community gardens. We collaboratively cultivate and manage more than one million square feet (and growing!) of urban green space. We had a record 114 gardens registered with us in the 2021 season and achieved our national accreditation as a land trust.”

Groundswell Center for Local Food & Farming
General Support, $5,000

“Groundswell Center for Local Food & Farming is training the next generation of sustainable farmers in Upstate New York. Groundswell promotes regenerative farming practices that increase biodiversity and resilience to climate change, while also empowering the next generation to conserve farmland and natural resources. They support individuals to develop agricultural skills and grow profitable, equitable and sustainable farm businesses. They collaborate to dismantle racism in the food system by addressing inequalities in access to land and resources and prioritizing support for underrepresented producers including people of color, refugees, women and individuals with limited resources. Guided by a strong commitment to a just and sustainable food system, their programming includes workshops, networking, farm incubation, and a new Farmer Training Program for Black and Brown Farmers”

Land to Learn
General Support, $10,000

“Land to Learn: Growing a movement for food justice and community wellness through garden-based education. Land to Learn’s programs are rooted in gardening, food, community, health, and ecology. Our curriculum cultivates a deepened awareness of self, the world and its inhabitants, and the interconnectedness of all beings. Experiential, place-based, democratic, and transformative philosophies and practices inform our work. We strive to center social justice and environmental consciousness in the learning communities we co-create with students and other participants. We reach more than 5,000 youth and families in the Hudson Valley each year through our partnerships with public schools, residential centers and various community partner organizations.”

Nature Connection Network
General Support, $5,000

“The Nature Connection Network’s mission is to encourage and support the healthy growth of nature connection organizations and their leaders in building resilient, regenerative, and just communities. Throughout the year, the Nature Connection Network provides a listserve, webinars, and other modes of connecting to uplift the work of our members. Each Year, the Nature Connection Network hosts an online convening of nature connection school leaders and staff designed to support the healthy, regenerative growth of our work.”

Phillies Bridge Farm Project
General Support, $10,000

“Located on 65 scenic acres in the Hudson Valley, The Phillies Bridge Farm Project's mission is to demonstrate sustainable agriculture, educate the community about food justice and the sources of healthy food, and provide fresh food to those in need. Through our food justice and education programs, we provide free produce to community organizations that work directly with disadvantaged families, make farm shares and healthy produce accessible with our sliding scale share program, offer no-cost classes on growing food, and provide scholarships and transportation to our farm-based education programs, allowing us to connect with and serve a much wider net of families.”

Pitney Meadows Community Farm
General Support, $5,000

”Pitney Meadows Community Farm is a non profit 166-acre working preserved farm open to the public. Our mission is to celebrate and explore agricultural education, healthy food production and recreation. We are committed to empowering community members to grow their own produce and educating all ages about the vital importance of regenerative agriculture, healthy food and good nutrition. We also aim to support the development of new farm enterprises and encourage the growth of a strong local food system in Saratoga Springs, NY. We offer a broad array of opportunities to engage with the land and our community, including a Community Garden, Pick Your Own Community Supported Agriculture Program and an accessible trail system that is open to visitors from dawn to dusk. In addition, the Farm donates a significant percentage of produce annually to food pantries and other social service organizations in the region.”

Rockland Farm Alliance
General Support, $5,000

“Rockland Farm Alliance is broad-based coalition of farmers, community activists, local officials, and interested citizens. At Rockland Farm Alliance, our mission is to conserve farmland by bringing our communities together through local, sustainable farming projects and agricultural education programs, which reconnect us all to real food from the soil up. Our largest farm project, Cropsey Community Farm, provides USDA Certified Organic produce to CSA Members in addition to farmers' markets and local restaurants. The farm is on the forefront of sustainable & regenerative agricultural practices, including a geothermal climate battery greenhouse. Our efforts are recognized by an award from Rockland Business Association for water conservation. Additionally, we donate produce to local food pantries, run a summer camp and host workshops about farming, homesteading & sustainability.”

Unadilla Community Farm
General Support, $5,000

“Founded in 2014, Unadilla Community Farm is an off-grid organic fruit & vegetable farm and non-profit permaculture education center, situated on 12 acres of field and forest in West Edmeston, in central New York. Our mission is to provide a space for the teaching and practice of sustainable skills. Our work centers on providing education and training in sustainable agriculture, natural building, and food equity, and providing access to fresh organic produce for low-income and low-access communities. Our off-grid center grows 200+ varieties of organic annual and perennial cold-hardy fruits, vegetables, mushrooms, and herbs. As a member of USDA’s Conservation Stewardship Program and New York State’s Climate Resilient Farming Program, we showcase a diversity of USDA NRCS recommended conservation practices.”

Wild Earth Wilderness School
Wild Earth Internship Program for Kingston High School, $10,000
General Support, $5,000

“Founded in 2004, Wild Earth leads programs for youth, adults, and families, serving over 4,000 individuals annually. Central to all of our programs is a unique organizational philosophy that prioritizes building connections and relationships, set within the non-discriminatory and unplugged spaces of the natural outdoor environment. Through building connections that support the success of our youth, Wild Earth is focused on intentionally developing community-based strategies to promote racial equity and social justice in the Hudson Valley. Our mission: Wild Earth nurtures the development and empowerment of youth by fostering reciprocity with nature, cultivating regenerative practices, and uplifting equity and environmental justice.”

2020

Board of Psychedelic Medicine and Therapies
Seed funding to launch the first National Certification Board for Psychedelic-Assisted Psychotherapy (PAT) by April 2021, $40,000

“Certification boards (CBs) are common structures in the U.S. healthcare system. They allow new professions and clinical specialties to unify, self-govern and self-define the standard for practitioner competence. They are essentially consumer protection entities that in many ways mirror state licensure boards. Creation of a Certification Board for practitioners working with psychedelic medicines is seen as a critical step in the process of furthering the integration of psychedelic medicine into the American healthcare system. If a CB is successful, the credential issued by that board could become the primary identifier used by commercial health insurance carriers, as well as the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid, to determine who can be reimbursed for providing the treatment. This helps to reduce liability related to quality and expedites development of provider networks, both of which are prerequisites for achieving treatment coverage under any health insurance plan.”

California Institute of Integral Studies
Licensing educational content to other universities & nonprofits and designing the online continuing education platform for licensed professionals for the Center for Psychedelic Therapies and Research (CPTR), $20,000

“The Psychedelic-Assisted Therapies and Research Certificate Program serves a growing need for the training of skilled therapist researchers who will ideally seek advanced training for future FDA-approved psychedelic-assisted and entactogen-assisted psychotherapy research. The Center also provides diverse public education about psychedelic research and the use of psychedelics in psychotherapy from the past decades, as well as teaching on topics such as creativity enhancement, consciousness studies, comparative mysticism, well-being enrichment, and harm reduction.”

Grassroots Gardens of Western New York
General Support, $5,000

“Grassroots Gardens WNY is a dedicated group of community gardeners and activists in Buffalo and Niagara Falls, New York. Our mission is to share knowledge, power and resources to grow healthy food, heal systemic harm, and strengthen neighborhood connections through community gardens. We collaboratively cultivate and manage more than one million square feet (and growing!) of urban green space.”

Land to Learn
General Support, $5,000

“Land to Learn: Growing a movement for food justice and community wellness through garden-based education. We reach more than 5,000 K-2nd grade students each year in elementary schools in New York’s Hudson Valley, in the cities of Newburgh, Beacon, Kingston, and Garrison. We integrate nutrition education and experiential learning into public school classrooms by bringing dozens of classes each week outside to school gardens to grow and taste new vegetables, read and write, learn math and science, and learn about health and wellness.”

Nature Connection Network
General Support, $5,000

“The Nature Connection Network’s mission is to encourage and support the healthy growth of nature connection organizations and their leaders in building resilient, regenerative, and just communities. Throughout the year, the Nature Connection Network provides a listserve, webinars, and other modes of connecting to uplift the work of our members. Each Year, the Nature Connection Network hosts an online convening of nature connection school leaders and staff designed to support the healthy, regenerative growth of our work.”

Wild Earth Wilderness School
Scholarships for underserved youth to participate in summer and year-round programming, and to support Wild Earth’s efforts in schools as it relates to addressing strategies for school enrichment, $10,000

“Founded in 2004, Wild Earth leads programs for youth, adults, and families, serving over 4,000 individuals annually. Central to all of our programs is a unique organizational philosophy that prioritizes building connections and relationships, set within the non-discriminatory and unplugged spaces of the natural outdoor environment. Through building connections that support the success of our youth, Wild Earth is focused on intentionally developing community-based strategies to promote racial equity and social justice in the Hudson Valley. Our mission: Wild Earth nurtures the development and empowerment of youth by fostering reciprocity with nature, cultivating regenerative practices, and uplifting equity and environmental justice.”

2019

Amazon Watch
General Support, $21,000

“Amazon Watch is a nonprofit organization founded in 1996 to protect the rainforest and advance the rights of Indigenous peoples in the Amazon Basin. We partner with Indigenous and environmental organizations in campaigns for human rights, corporate accountability and the preservation of the Amazon's ecological systems. We envision a world where the collective rights of Indigenous peoples and the rights of nature are respected and where healthy forests, biodiversity, and the global climate are fully protected by governments, corporations and civil society.”

California Institute of Integral Studies
General Operating Expenses for the Church Street Integral Counseling Center, $10,000

“California Institute of Integral Studies (CIIS) is an accredited university that strives to embody spirit, intellect, and wisdom in service to individuals, communities, and the earth. CIIS expands the boundaries of traditional degree programs with transdisciplinary, cross-cultural, and applied studies utilizing face-to-face, hybrid, and online pedagogical approaches. Offering a personal learning environment and supportive community, CIIS provides an excellent multifaceted education for people committed to transforming themselves, others, and the world.”

California Institute of Integral Studies
Online Continuing Education Platform for International Clinicians for the Center for Psychedelic Therapies and Research (CPTR), $20,000

“The Psychedelic-Assisted Therapies and Research Certificate Program serves a growing need for the training of skilled therapist researchers who will ideally seek advanced training for future FDA-approved psychedelic-assisted and entactogen-assisted psychotherapy research. The Center also provides diverse public education about psychedelic research and the use of psychedelics in psychotherapy from the past decades, as well as teaching on topics such as creativity enhancement, consciousness studies, comparative mysticism, well-being enrichment, and harm reduction.”

Grassroots Gardens of Western New York
General Support, $3,000

“Grassroots Gardens WNY is a dedicated group of community gardeners and activists in Buffalo and Niagara Falls, New York. Our mission is to share knowledge, power and resources to grow healthy food, heal systemic harm, and strengthen neighborhood connections through community gardens. We collaboratively cultivate and manage more than one million square feet (and growing!) of urban green space.”

Hudson Valley Seed
General Support, $5,000

“Land to Learn: Growing a movement for food justice and community wellness through garden-based education. We reach more than 5,000 K-2nd grade students each year in elementary schools in New York’s Hudson Valley, in the cities of Newburgh, Beacon, Kingston, and Garrison. We integrate nutrition education and experiential learning into public school classrooms by bringing dozens of classes each week outside to school gardens to grow and taste new vegetables, read and write, learn math and science, and learn about health and wellness.”

Ithaca Free Clinic
General Support, $10,000

“The Ithaca Health Alliance fulfills its mission to facilitate access to health care for all with a focus on the needs of the uninsured and under-insured by providing free integrated medical care and medically related support services through the operation of the Ithaca Free Clinic. The Free Clinic has developed and continually adapts in response to the demonstrated and expressed health needs of Tompkins County's medically under-served residents. All Free Clinic healthcare services are provided by licensed, certified, and trained community volunteers.”

Ithaca Free Clinic
General Support for the Herbal Clinic, $5,000

“At the Ithaca Free Clinic, Holistic services include all of our health services that are alternative therapies which compliment western medicine. Appointments may be scheduled Monday-Thursday depending on provider availability. Herbalists are health care practitioners who use plants for medicinal purposes. Herbal medicines can be taken in many different preparations, including as teas, tinctures, and capsules.”

Seed Song Farm & Center
General Support, $5,000

“Seed Song Center is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization that provides educational and cultural experiences of sustainable agriculture and agroecology. We offer all people access to quality food, shared meals, and farm-based arts and education experiences. By growing, sharing, and celebrating our food together, we evolve our local culture toward an equitable and sustainable land access and stewardship. Seed Song Center organizes youth summer programs; an afterschool program; field trips for schools, community groups and businesses; and farm-based educational events, workshops and festivals. Seed Song Farm, located at 160 Esopus Avenue, Kingston, NY, cultivates its 50-acres leasehold of prime agricultural fields, wetlands, and mature woods in partnership with the Seed Song Center, as one of several enterprises of the Esopus Agricultural Center's 212-acre Old Chambers Farm site, along the Esopus Creek and the Catskill Mountains.”

Wild Earth Wilderness School
General Support, $1,000

“Founded in 2004, Wild Earth leads programs for youth, adults, and families, serving over 4,000 individuals annually. Central to all of our programs is a unique organizational philosophy that prioritizes building connections and relationships, set within the non-discriminatory and unplugged spaces of the natural outdoor environment. Through building connections that support the success of our youth, Wild Earth is focused on intentionally developing community-based strategies to promote racial equity and social justice in the Hudson Valley. Our mission: Wild Earth nurtures the development and empowerment of youth by fostering reciprocity with nature, cultivating regenerative practices, and uplifting equity and environmental justice.”

2018

Indigenous Regeneration (IRG)
General Support for the construction of a Super Adobe Dome House for interns, $45,000

“Indigenous Re-Generation is a 501c3 that exists to inspire Native Communities on re-generative living concepts, through food cultivation, medicinal farming, culture and eco-village education programs, to achieve re-indigenization and true Tribal sovereignty. Our programming is focused on; traditional and contemporary food cultivation, environmental awareness and re-connection to the land, traditional plant education and integration, Indigenous primitive survival skills, healthy self expression through music, art and cultural activities, regenerative agriculture concepts and sustainable building techniques for future economic growth on San Diego reservations. All of our programming is designed from an Indigenous view, overseen by elders on our board and is aligned with holistic practices for modern benefits.”

2017

Amazon Watch
General Support, $15,000

Binghamton University Foundation
General Support, $10,000

Boys & Girls Club of the Bellport Area
General Support, $10,000

California Institute of Integral Studies
Scholarships & General Support for the Integral transpersonal Psychology PhD program (ITP), the East West Psychology department (EWP), and the Center for Psychedelic Therapies & Research (CPTR), $10,000

Center for Modern Psychoanalytic Studies
General Support, $10,000

Earthjustice
General Support, $5,000

Gift of Life
General Support, $10,000

Growing Together Community Gardens
General Support, $5,000

Honor the Earth
General Support, $15,000

Indigenous Regeneration (IRG)
General Support, $5,000

K.I.D.S. Plus, Inc
General Support, $5,000

National Multiple Sclerosis Society
General Support, $15,000

Neem Karoli Baba Ashram
General Support, $10,000

New York Zen Center for Contemplative Care
General Support, $5,000

Rotary Club of Northport
General Support, $20,000

Thich Nhat Hanh Foundation
General Support for United States Monasteries, $8,000

University of Utah
General Support, $5,000

WSHU Radio
General Support, $3,000