State of New York

College Access Challenge Grant Subgrantees

The overall goal of New York's College Access Challenge Grant (CACG) is to increase the number of low-income, minority and underserved students who are prepared to apply for, get accepted to and succeed in college, with a priority on families living below the poverty-level. Maintained by the State of New York.

Example records
Namelegal entityCityaddressStateaddressZIP CodeaddressStreet AddressaddressFull AddressaddressPhonephone numberWebsitewebsiteServices ProvidedclassificationPopulation ServedclassificationCacg Recipient HeadcountquantityArea Servedgeographic
Sports & Arts in School FoundationWoodside QueensN.Y.1137712 Queens Boulevard Suite 112 Queens Boulevard Suite 1 Queens, N.Y. 11377 (40347-417-8120http://sasfny.orgOutreach and information on the benefits of postseMiddle School Students ? Parents7510052 - 10550
Harlem Center for EducationNew YorkN.Y.100291 East 104th Street1 East 104th Street N Y, New York 10029 (40.792983212-348-9200http://harlemctred.comOutreach and information on the benefits of postseHigh School Students - Middle School Students ? Pa35010034
Syracuse UniversitySyracuseN.Y.13244804 University Avenue, Suite 009804 University Avenue Syracuse, N.Y. 13244 (43.038315-443-3867http://syr.eduOutreach and information on the benefits of postseHigh School Students - Parents10013601
Use cases

Nonprofit Vendor Due Diligence for a Foundation Partner

A program officer at a private foundation considering co-funding arrangements with state-funded education nonprofits checks whether a prospective partner has a verified physical address, an active web presence, and a track record of receiving government grants to assess organizational legitimacy before committing funds.

NameStreet AddressWebsiteAward AmountAward Period

Sales Territory Prioritization for an EdTech Provider

A sales team at a company selling college readiness software identifies which ZIP codes have active nonprofit organizations already funded to serve low-income students, using headcount and award data to rank territories by addressable demand before assigning field reps.

Area ServedCacg Recipient HeadcountAward AmountNameGeoreference

KYB Screening for a Community Development Lender

A CDFI underwriter evaluating a loan application from a small education nonprofit cross-references the applicant against state grant records to confirm the organization has received government funding, verify its operating address, and gauge its program scale as a proxy for financial stability.

NameStreet AddressAward AmountAward PeriodPhone
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