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Central New York Community Foundation March 17, 2020
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CNY Vitals is an initiative of the Central New York Community Foundation. The Central New York Community Foundation is a tax-exempt public charity. Its mission is to foster a thriving and equitable Central New York region by leading and inspiring a community culture of giving, celebrating legacy and stewarding charitable resources for today and tomorrow.

Building a CNY Future Together: Community-Based Research & Data Sharing Partnerships for the Public Good

Building a CNY Future Together: Community-Based Research & Data Sharing Partnerships for the Public Good

Co-Authored By: Kendall R. Phillips & Corri Zoli, Syracuse University’s Lender Center for Social Justice Syracuse University’s Lender Center for Social Justice was founded in 2018 with a goal of harnessing the University’s research capacity towards promoting social justice—a concept we define broadly, inclusively, and with a focus on community voices. While the Center regularly… Read more »

Kendall R. Phillips & Corri Zoli October 7, 2026
Addressing Child Poverty in Oswego County: Building a Stronger Safety Net for Families

Addressing Child Poverty in Oswego County: Building a Stronger Safety Net for Families

Child poverty remains one of the most significant challenges facing Oswego County. While economic indicators often focus on employment rates and household income, the reality for many local families is that working does not always mean financial stability. According to recent data, Oswego County’s overall poverty rate is 16.5 percent, affecting thousands of residents. More… Read more »

Brandy Koproski August 25, 2026
Regional Count Underscores Urgent Need for Housing Solutions

Regional Count Underscores Urgent Need for Housing Solutions

Contributing Author: Cass Montressor, Planning Coordinator, Housing & Homeless Coalition of CNY The Housing & Homeless Coalition of Central New York (HHC) is a network of organizations committed to ending homelessness and housing vulnerability in Central New York. Each year, the HHC conducts its Point in Time count, a census of all people experiencing homelessness… Read more »

Cass Montressor July 9, 2026

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