NEW YORK CITY ANNUAL REPORT

A Division of Empire State Development

 New York City
Regional Economic Development Council Members
Regional Co-Chairs
Winston Fisher
Partner, Fisher Brothers
Félix V. Matos Rodríguez
Chancellor, City University of New York

Regional Council Members Ex-Officio Members

Stuart Appelbaum Maria Torres-Springer
President, RWDSU Deputy Mayor for Economic & Workforce Development,
Wellington Chen City of New York
Executive Director, Chinatown Partnership Vanessa L. Gibson
Faith C. Corbett Bronx Borough President
Assistant Vice President, Public Affairs & Partnerships, Antonio Reynoso
City Tech, City University of New York Brooklyn Borough President
Lisa Futterman Mark Levine
Regional Director, New York City, Manhattan Borough President
Workforce Development Institute Donovan Richards
David Garza Queens Borough President
President & CEO, Henry Street Settlement Vito J. Fossella
Thomas J. Grech Staten Island Borough President
President & Chief Executive Officer,
Queens Chamber of Commerce
Kenneth Knuckles
Vice Chair, New York City Planning Commission
Gary LaBarbera
President, Building and Construction
Trades Council of Greater New York
Nick Lugo
President & CEO, New York City
Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
Douglas C. Steiner
Chairman, Steiner Studios
Marcel Van Ooyen
President & CEO, Grow NYC
Jessica Walker
President & CEO, Manhattan Chamber of Commerce
Kathryn Wylde
President & CEO, Partnership for New York City
Kinda Younes
Executive Director, Industrial & Technology
Assistance Corporation

2 State of the Region: New York City

 Table of Contents
I. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY & STATE OF THE REGION............................................................ 4

II. REGIONAL WORKFORCE INVENTORY..............................................................................10

a. Priority Regional Tradable Sectors & In-Demand Skill Sets........................................................11

b. Target Populations for Workforce Training.....................................................................................14

c. Wraparound Services...........................................................................................................................16

III. PARTICIPATION......................................................................................................................20

a. Workgroups.............................................................................................................................................21

b. Public Outreach and Engagement....................................................................................................22

IV. PREVIOUSLY FUNDED CFA PROJECTS.............................................................................23

a. Introduction.............................................................................................................................................24

b. Overview of Previously Funded Priority Projects..........................................................................25

c. Overview of All Previously Funded CFA Projects.........................................................................29

d. (Appendix) List of all Funded CFA Projects....................................................................................31

2022 Annual Report 3

 PART ONE

Executive Summary
& State of the Region
The New York City region has been awarded $658.1 million over
11 funding rounds. Despite the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic,
these projects are expected to create and retain over 55,000 jobs and leverage
over $6.2 billion in private and other public investment.

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MESSAGE FROM THE CO-CHAIRS

July 2022

Governor Hochul, Lieutenant Governor Delgado and Commissioner Knight:

On behalf of the New York City Regional Economic Development Council, we are pleased to submit our 2022
Annual Report.

Over the past decade, the New York City Regional Council has been instrumental in promoting inclusive economic
growth across the five boroughs of New York City. The 2022 Annual Report provides a valuable reminder of
the impact our projects are having and the vital contributions they are making to communities impacted by the
COVID-19 pandemic. This update, which tracks investments that the state has made in the city over the past
11 years, is the foundation for our planning for the restoration of jobs lost in the pandemic and preparation for the
demands of the digital economy of the future.

The 2022 Annual Report assesses new challenges facing New York City because of the pandemic and spotlights
the evolution of our regional and statewide priorities, along with the steps we have taken toward meeting our
goals. We highlight strategies we are implementing to ensure that the Regional Council advances an agenda for
equitable growth in low and moderate-income communities.

New York City’s business districts have not recovered from the 2020 lockdown, travel restrictions and increase in
remote work that have limited tourism and commercial activity for more than two years. To compensate for losses
suffered during this period, the Regional Council is prioritizing investments in high-growth sectors of the economy
and in preparing the workforce for jobs in the post-pandemic era. As in years past, the New York City Regional
Council has put forward a robust framework to incentivize job creation and economic activity, and to create
opportunities for personal advancement by more New Yorkers.

We thank Governor Hochul for her many years of strong leadership and guidance of the Regional Councils and
look forward to collaborating with Lieutenant Governor Delgado and Commissioner Knight, a former member of
the New York City Regional Council, as the Council provides local input into the state’s economic and workforce
development activities.

Sincerely,

Winston Fisher Félix V. Matos Rodríguez

Partner Chancellor
Fisher Brothers City University of New York

2022 Annual Report 5

 STATE OF THE REGION
More than two years since the first confirmed case of
COVID-19, New York City has made significant strides
in recovering from the worst of the pandemic. The
unemployment rate has declined from 21% as of May
2020 to 6.2% in May 2022. The city’s economic output
(gross city product) suffered only a 5.5% loss during
2020 and increased at least 3.1% in 2021. Venture
capital raised by New York City startups surged to a
historic $48.2 billion in 2021, more than doubling the
previous record of $23.2 billion in 2019.
The social and economic impact of the pandemic
was concentrated in limited sectors of the economy,
including tourism-dependent industries like retail, arts
and entertainment, and food services and hospitality.
These sectors represented only 9% of economic
activity but 20% of jobs pre-pandemic and today have
recovered the lowest share of pandemic job losses.
More than 200,000 of the 947,000 private sector
jobs lost during the early months of the pandemic
have yet to be recovered and over 245,000 New
Yorkers remain unemployed. Only 38% of Manhattan
office workers were at the workplace on the average
weekday as of late April 2022, delaying the recovery
of small businesses that populate the borough’s
commercial corridors.
The pandemic killed over 40,000 city residents and
infected at least 30% of the population. Black and
Hispanic New Yorkers died or were hospitalized due
to COVID-19 at significantly higher rates than white
residents, according to data from the New York City
Department of Health and Mental Hygiene.
Grand Central Station
6 State of the Region: New York City
New York City’s recovery is gaining momentum
heading into summer 2022, demonstrated by strong
tax revenues, increased transit ridership and employ-
ment numbers for April 2022 that show the largest
monthly private sector jobs gain since last April:
• Tax collections for city fiscal year (FY) starting July
1, 2021, were $55.7 billion through March 2022,
$1.5 billion higher than the city’s February 2022
estimate.
• As of late April 2022, total consumer spending
in New York City increased 8.2% compared to
January 2020. Small business revenue in the city
increased nearly 6% in January 2022 compared
to January 2020; the number of operating small
businesses was up 12%.
• Ridership on the subway, Metro-North and Long
Island Rail Road reached new pandemic-era highs
in mid-May 2022; weekday subway ridership was
down 41% and bus ridership down 38% compared
to pre-pandemic norms.
• Over 36,000 private sector jobs were added in
April 2022, due primarily to strong hiring by health
care and administrative services employers and
a rebound in accommodation and food services
hiring.
At the same time, notable economic headwinds
threaten the vitality of the city:
• More job openings exist in New York City
today than before the pandemic, yet the city’s
unemployment rate remains stubbornly high at
6.2%—compared to a historic low of 3.7% pre-
pandemic—reflecting a significant skills gap for the
jobs in today’s economy.
• As of April 2022, arts, entertainment and
recreation, and food service and accommodation
employment remains 18% below pre-pandemic
levels, the steepest decrease among the city’s
economic sectors. These sectors are unlikely to
fully recover until tourism returns to 2019 levels,
which is projected to occur in 2024 as business
and international travel lag domestic tourism. About
20,000 of the city’s hotel rooms remain closed as
of May 2022, some permanently.
• Rising inflation has increased residents’ cost of
living: New York metro area prices grew 6.1% over
 New York City New York State
the 12 months ending March 2022, the highest New York City New York State
level since February 1991.

• Stock market volatility jumped in March 2022 to its 1. GROSS REGIONAL

1. Gross PRODUCT
Regional Product 2
highest level in over a year and more than twice 1. Gross Regional Product 2. Annu
the pre-pandemic average. Prolonged market Percent change
2011 from 2011 2011
volatility or a market downturn would dampen Percent change
2011 from 2011 5%2011
growth and drag on the city’s securities industry, 2012
4%
2012
5%
which accounts for one-fifth of private sector 2012 6%2012
2013 4% 2013
wages and 7% of city tax collections in FY 2021. 6%
5%
2013 11%2013
2014 5% 2014
• The city’s tax base may be at risk if pandemic- 11%
8%
related relocations are permanent, or outmigration2014 2015 8% 15% 2014
2015
12%
persists. New York City’s population declined by 2015 15%
20%2015
2016 12% 2016
over 336,000 residents, or 3.8%, between April 1, 16%
20%
2020, and July 1, 2021—the sharpest decline of any2016 16% 23%2016
2017 18% 2017
U.S. city except San Francisco (-6.7%). 23%
2017 18% 29% 2017
2018 22% 2018
• Elevated crime threatens to discourage the return 29%
2018 22% 34%2018
of tourists and office workers. In 2022 through 2019 26% 2019
34%
the first week of June, the number of major felony2019 26% 27%2019
2020 2020
offenses was up 38% from the same period in 2021 27%
20%
and up 36% from 2019. 2020 20% 31%2020
2021 24% 2021
31%
Since its inception, the New York City Regional 2021 24% 2021
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progress report assesses the city’s economy post-pan-
3. Venture Capital Investment 4
demic and updates
1. Gross strategies
Regional and priorities with a
Product 2. Annual Private SectorEMPLOYMENT
Employment
2.3.ANNUAL
Venture PRIVATE
Capital SECTOR
Investment 4. Aver
particular focus on workforce development. Percent change
2011
Percent change Percentfrom 2011
change 2011
2011 2011 Percent change
Through the statewide REDC and Consolidatedfrom 20112011 from 2011
from 20112011
-18%
2012 2012
Funding
2012 Application (CFA) process, the New York City 5%
2012 -18%
3%
-17%
region has been awarded $658.1 million in the first 114%2012
2013 -17%
2012
2%
31%
2013
6% 6%
31%
funding
2013 rounds. Despite the impact from the pandemic, 2013
2013
5%
31%
4%2013
funded projects will create and retain over 55,000 11% 2014 31% 123% 2014
10%
113%
2014 2014 123%
jobs and result in over $6.2 billion in private and 2014
8%
113% 259%
6%2014
2015
15% 13%
244%
2015
other
2015 public investment. In 2022, the REDC continued2015 259%
2015
12%
244% 206%
2015
9%
to conduct outreach to organizations, community 2016 2016
20% 16%
192%
2016
leaders and elected officials across the five boroughs 2016
16%
206%
10%
2016 192% 262% 2016
to explain the work of the REDC and the CFA funding 23%2017 19%
251% 2017
2017 2017 262%
process and encourage a greater diversity of applica- 18%
2017 12%2017
2018 251% 379% 2018
29% 22%
354%
tions
2018 for state funding. 2018 379%
22%
2018 14%
630% 2018
2019 354% 2019
34% 25%
599%
2019 2019 630%
26%
2019 15%
2019
Here are a few examples of what was accomplished 2020 599% 426% 2020
27% 406%9%
in the past year:
2020 20% 2020 426%
2%
2020 406% 1,415% 2020
31% 2021 12%
1,318% 2021
Queens
2021 Community House celebrated the ground- 2021 1,415%
24%
2021 6%
2021
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modernization of the 19,000-square-foot
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3. Venture Capital Investment 4. Average Annual Job Postings

Percent change Percent change

2011 from
20222011 2011
Annual Report from 2011 7
-18% 5%

Covenant House New York
grant awarded in REDC Round IX, will allow Queens
Community House to reclaim more than 2,000 square
feet of currently unusable space for its programming,
including its Queens Childcare Network, while featur-
ing a range of workforce development, social service
and neighborhood-strengthening services.
On November 10, 2021, Governor Hochul announced
Chinatown as the $20 million winner of the fifth round
of the Downtown Revitalization Initiative (DRI). The
Chinatown DRI planning process is well under way,
and projects are expected to be recommended by the
community to the state for funding by the end of July
2022.
Janus Property Company hosted a ribbon-cutting
ceremony on March 1, 2022, for the Taystee Lab
Building, a $700 million, 11-story, 350,000-square-foot
mixed-use development located in West Harlem’s
Manhattanville Factory District. Governor Hochul and
Commissioner Knight attended. The former Taystee
Bakery site has been repurposed and reimagined as
a new, Class-A, LEED-certified life sciences building.
The project was awarded a $10 million Empire State
Development (ESD) grant in REDC Round I.
On March 10, 2022, Evergreen Incorporated: Your
North Brooklyn Business Exchange celebrated the
opening of the Wesley H. Watson Industrial Center at
500 Stagg Street, a new $6.8 million manufacturing
facility in East Williamsburg. The project was awarded
a $728,000 ESD capital grant in REDC Round VI.
SUNY Maritime College held a groundbreaking in early
April 2022 for the William Austen Marine Education
8 State of the Region: New York City
& Seamanship Center. The Seamanship Center will
boast a marine environmental science wet lab and will
support seamanship training for students and profes-
sional mariners. The project was awarded a $600,000
ESD capital grant in REDC Round VIII.
On May 17, 2022, Governor Hochul announced the
start of construction on a $118 million mixed-use
affordable housing development in the Brooklyn
neighborhood of Brownsville. Known as Bridge
Rockaway, the development will offer 174 affordable
apartments and 39,000 square feet of ground
floor manufacturing space owned and operated by
Greenpoint Manufacturing and Design Center, which
will be available for lease to light manufacturers. The
project was awarded a $1.6 million ESD grant in REDC
Round IX.
Governor Hochul also announced the opening
of Covenant House New York’s new $76 million,
80,000-square-foot facility on May 23, 2022, which
will provide housing and supportive services to youth
who are experiencing homelessness and survivors of
human trafficking. The supportive programs include
health and wellness services, workforce training,
social case management, recreational activities and
advocacy and legal services. The facility will serve
approximately 1,900 youth annually. The project was
awarded a $2.0 million ESD grant in REDC Round VIII.
On July 14, Governor Hochul attended a ribbon cutting
ceremony for Greater Nexus, a brand-new $11.5 million
co-working space funded through the $10 million
Downtown Jamaica Downtown Revitalization Initiative
award and operated by Greater Jamaica Development
Corporation in partnership with York College. Greater
Nexus is a state-of-the-art facility featuring 10,000
square feet of affordable and flexible workspace
that can accommodate 75-100 individuals. Amenities
include a collaborative open workspace, conference
rooms, soundproof phone booths and a podcast room
for content creators. The new space provides access
to business equipment and services to help foster
innovation and business growth in Downtown Jamaica.
The project was supported by a $1.65 million ESD
capital grant and a $685,230 Homes and Community
Renewal grant.
 31% 12%
2021 24% 2021 6%
New York City New York State
$0B $400B $800B $1,200B $1,600B 0M 1M 2M 3M 4M 5M 6M 7M 8M 9M
Source: Lightcast; B.E.A. Source: New York State Department of Labor,
NewNote:
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City are inflation-adjusted
New York State to 2012 dollars Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages

3. Venture
3. VENTURE Capital
CAPITAL Investment
INVESTMENT 5.
4. Unemployment
RATERate
Average Annual
5. UNEMPLOYMENT Job Postings
2. Annual Private Sector Employment
1. Gross Regional Product Percent change 2. Annual Private Sector Employment Percent change
2011 from 2011 2011 from 2011 2011
nt change Percent change
from 20112011 2011 Percent changefrom -18%
20112011 2012 Percent change 5%
2012 from 2011 from 2011 2012
-17% 3%
5% 3%
2012 5% 31% 3% 88%
4%2012 2013 2%
2012 2013
4% 31% 2% 101% 2013
6% 6%
2013 6% 123% 6% 79%
5% 2013 2014 4%2013 2014
5% 113% 4% 97% 2014
11% 10%
8%
2014 11% 259% 6% 10% 197%
2014 2015 8% 244%
2014 2015 6% 188%
15% 13% 2015
12%
2015 15% 206% 9% 13% 169%
2015 2016 12% 192%
2015 2016 9% 184%
20% 16% 2016
16% 2016 20% 262% 10% 16% 193%
2016 2017 16% 251% 2016 2017 10% 203%
23% 19%
2017 23% 379% 19% 230% 2017
18% 2017 2018 12%2017 2018
18% 354% 12% 217%
29% 22%
22% 2018 29% 630% 14% 22% 259% 2018
2018 2019 22% 599% 2018 2019 14% 233%
34% 25%
26% 2019 34% 426% 15% 25% 171% 2019
2019 2020 26% 406% 2019 2020 15% 190%
27% 9%
20% 2020 27% 1,415%2% 9% 238%
2020 2021 20% 1,318% 2020 2021 2% 279%
2020
31% 12%
24% 2021 31% 6% 12%
2021 $0B $10B $20B $30B $40B $50B 24% 2021 0%
0 3.25%
125,000 6.5%
250,000 9.75% 500,000
375,000 13%
6%
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5.4.
Unemployment
Average Rate Postings
Annual 6. Share of Residents Living in Poverty
4.3.AVERAGE ANNUAL
Venture Capital JOBJob
POSTINGS
Investment 6.4.SHARE OFAnnual
Average RESIDENTS LIVING IN POVERTY
Job Postings
nt change Percent change
2011
from 20112011 2011 Percent change from 20112011 2011 Percent change
from 2011 from 2011
-18% 2012 5%
2012 -18% 2012 5%
-17%
2012 3%
2012
-17% 3%
31% 2013 88%
2013 31% 101% 88%
31%2013 2013 2013
31% 101%
123% 2014 79%
2014 123% 79%
113%2014 113%
97% 2014 2014 97%
259% 2015 197%
244%
2015 259% 188% 197%
2015 244%
2015 2015 188%
206% 2016 169%
192% 2016 206% 184% 169%
2016 192% 2016 2016 184%
262% 2017 193%
251% 2017 262% 203% 193%
2017 251% 2017 203%
379% 230% 2017
2018
2018 379% 217% 230%
354% 2018 2018
354% 217%
630% 259% 2018
2019
2019 630% 233% 259%
599% 2019 2019
599% 233%
426% 171% 2019
2020
2020 426% 190% 171%
406% 2020 2020
406% 190%
1,415% 238% 2020
2021
2021 1,415% 279% 238%
1,318%2021 2021
1,318% 279%
B 0%0 3.25% 6.5%
125,000 250,000 9.75%
375,000 13%
500,000 0% 7% 14% 21%
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Source:New
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Source: York State Department of Labor,
Source: Pitchbook Source: Lightcast
Local Area Unemployment Statistics Program

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 PART TWO

Regional Workforce
Inventory
New York City has yet to recover more than 200,000 private sector jobs lost
since the onset of the pandemic and 6.2% of the city’s labor force remains
unemployed—more than twice the rate in the rest of the state (3.1%). The REDC
is committed to ensuring that populations with the highest unemployment
rates have access to quality employment opportunities and workforce training
programs, as well as support services such as child care.

10 State of the Region: New York City

PRIORITY REGIONAL TRADABLE SECTORS
& IN-DEMAND SKILL SETS
Technology
Technology (tech) is one of the fastest growing sec-
tors of New York City’s economy and will be a reliable
source of future employment growth. Employment in
tech occupations across all city industries grew 46%
in the decade preceding the pandemic—from 114,000
in 2009 to 167,000 in 2019—compared to 26% total
private sector jobs growth over the same period. The
city’s tech firms added 81,000 jobs from 2009 to 2019,
posting 80% employment growth. Local tech com-
panies slowed hiring during the first two years of the
pandemic but bucked the citywide trend of employ-
ment losses, adding an additional 14,000 jobs in 2020
and 2021.
COVID-19 bolstered the long-term hiring outlook for
many tech occupations, according to the Bureau of
Labor Statistics (BLS), due partly to increased demand
for telework infrastructure and IT security. Major tech
employers like Amazon, Apple, Facebook, Google
and TikTok have all expanded in New York City over
the past two years and over 70% of New York City-
based executives said they plan to add more tech
hires in 2022 compared to 2021 in a recent Tech:NYC/
Accenture survey.
Candidates with tech skills are employable in high-pay-
ing jobs across multiple city industries. In 2021, over
57,000 tech workers were employed in the city’s pro-
fessional services sector, 35,000 worked in informa-
tion and nearly 23,000 worked in financial services. As
of Q1 2022, the median salary advertised for a tech job
opening in New York City was $112,000.
In-Demand Skills & Occupations
Equipping New York City’s diverse local talent pool
with the skills needed for tech jobs will support equita-
ble employment growth and solidify the city as a pre-
miere global tech ecosystem. While most New Yorkers
employed in tech hold at least a bachelor’s degree, a
growing number of jobs are accessible to workers with
less than a four-year degree. For example, New York
City employers posted openings for more than 10,600
tech positions between April and November 2020
for occupations in which at least 9% of the workforce
holds less than a bachelor’s degree.
2022 Annual Report
Top skills sought by New York City employers for tech
occupations that require less than a bachelor’s degree
and three years of experience or less include technical
support, network administration, help desk support,
device management, workflow support and customer
support.
The certification most in-demand in job postings
for tech roles is CompTIA Network+, a certifica-
tion for technical support and IT operational roles.
Kingsborough Community College offers a free online
CompTIA Computer Technician Program to help New
Yorkers with a high school degree pass the CompTIA
certification exam and prepare for an entry level IT
position, such as help desk technician, network techni-
cian and desktop support administrator.
Examples of tech occupations available to non-de-
gree holding entry-level candidates include computer
user and network support specialists. These occupa-
tions encompass job titles such as help desk techni-
cians and IT network specialists, have median annual
salaries of over $64,000 and are available to candi-
dates with less than a bachelor’s degree that have no
or minimal prior experience. Both sectors projected
double-digit growth from 2018 to 2028, the latest de-
cade for which city-level employment projections are
available from the BLS. And COVID-19’s effect on re-
mote work and internet use means job growth should
outpace projections. In addition to computer and IT
occupations, sales roles within tech firms are in high
demand among employers, often command high sala-
ries and may offer candidates an entry point to a tech
career and employer-sponsored training programs.
Workforce Development Programs
According to research by the Center for an Urban
Future, there are at least 238 tech education and train-
ing organizations operating 506 programs across the
five boroughs in addition to several city-led initiatives
in public schools. For example, the city Department
of Education is developing a new initiative which will
provide high school students with exposure to work
experience, career-focused coursework and access
to specific training and credentials connected to the
needs of employers in today's economy. Tech is one of
the first career pathways the program will focus on in
the 2022-2023 school year.
REDC-funded organizations with a strong track record
of preparing diverse New Yorkers for careers in tech
include Per Scholas and Pursuit.
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 Life Sciences
New York City’s life sciences industry—already
gaining momentum prior to the COVID-19 pandemic—
expanded to recorded highs in employment, public
investment and private venture capital in recent years.
The city’s life sciences startups attracted a record $1.9
billion in venture capital in 2021, more than double the
$955 million invested in 2019, while local research and
education institutions secured $2.9 billion in National
Institutes of Health funding in federal FY 2021. Public
and private funding has helped attract companies to
the region: over 500 life sciences businesses formed
in New York City from 2010 to 2021. As a result, life
sciences employment increased 17% from 2015 to
2019, adding over 2,500 jobs and significantly outpac-
ing citywide private sector jobs growth (9%). Like tech,
life sciences is one of the few city industries in which
employment increased during the first two years of the
pandemic, adding over 1,600 jobs in 2020 and 2021
combined.
Life sciences will continue to be a source of quality job
throughout the five boroughs: the city estimates the
industry could generate over 2,000 new companies
and 40,000 jobs over the next 10 to 15 years. While
Manhattan accounts for the majority (63%) of the city’s
life sciences jobs, a growing number of life sciences
facilities have established a presence in the other
boroughs. Examples include BioBAT at Brooklyn Army
Terminal, biomanufacturing facilities in the Brooklyn
Navy Yard, laboratory spaces in Long Island City and
an incubator at SUNY Downstate in Central Brooklyn.
Boroughs outside Manhattan added nearly 900 life
sciences jobs in 2021, a 13% increase compared to
2020.
typical entry-level education requirement of less than
a four-year degree. For example, the most in-demand
occupation among New York City life sciences employ-
ers during the 12 months ending May 2022 was sales
representatives—an occupation that typically requires
only a high school education and no prior experience.
Top skills sought by New York City employers for life
sciences occupations that require less than a bache-
lor’s degree include data entry, specimen collection,
phlebotomy, sales and billing.
Workforce Development Programs
New York City lacks a cohesive workforce develop-
ment strategy for life sciences career pathways. The
city-led LifeSci NYC Internship Program places un-
dergraduate and graduate students in paid intern-
ships with life sciences companies and has resulted
in more than 400 student placements in the first four
years, a majority of whom have been women or people
of color. Programs for pre- or non-college bound
students are few and smaller in scope. Programs
like HYPOTHEkids’ HK Maker Lab and Genspace’s
Biorocket Research Internship programs are focused
on exposing New York City high school students from
underrepresented backgrounds to careers in the life
sciences but these programs are competitive and
combined only serve about 40 students.
Several programs in development could help increase
New Yorkers’ exposure to life sciences careers. As
part of the LifeSci NYC initiative, the New York City
Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) is
currently soliciting proposals for additional talent and
workforce development programs to help build a
skilled and diverse local life sciences talent pool.

While the life sciences sector currently accounts for

a relatively small share of citywide employment, the
sector’s growth prospects, emerging clusters and
demand for non-four-year degree candidates makes it
a promising target for workforce development efforts.

In-Demand Skills & Occupations

The number of job postings by New York City life
sciences companies has increased steadily over the
past decade and peaked at a high of over 2,000
unique postings in May 2022. While most job postings
list requirements of a bachelor’s degree or higher,
several in-demand roles could be filled by candidates
without a four-year degree. An estimated 40% of
the city’s life sciences jobs are in occupations with a LifeSci NYC Internship Program

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Offshore Wind
In July 2019, New York state passed the Climate
Leadership and Community Protection Act—an ambi-
tious plan that requires the state to reduce greenhouse
gas emissions by 85% by 2050. In alignment with
the state’s energy goals, New York City committed to
achieving 100% clean electricity by 2040 and carbon
neutrality by 2050. Achieving city and state climate
goals necessitates significant investments, new sourc-
es of energy generation and a workforce prepared to
meet the demands of a greener economy. The city's
growing green economy already employs New Yorkers
in roles from solar panel installers to energy-efficient
building designers and sustainable construction. South Brooklyn Marine Terminal Wind Turbine Operations (rendering)

New York City's burgeoning offshore wind (OSW) in-

dustry is pivotal to the city’s clean energy transition
and is poised to support rapid employment growth.
New York City—already home to 47% of the state’s
OSW-related jobs—announced in September 2021 a
commitment of $191 million in OSW investments over
15 years, generating up to 13,000 jobs in the five bor-
oughs. One scenario outlined by the Worker Institute
at Cornell projects that installing 3 gigawatts of off-
shore wind in the city by 2030 has the potential to
create over 5,300 direct jobs annually.
apprenticeship/postsecondary training, suggesting the
wind energy sector is a potential landing spot for the
65% of unemployed New Yorkers with less than a four-
year degree.
Overarching skills required for non-degree jobs in the
OSW industry include skills related to sea safety (e.g.,
swimming, first aid, sea survival), manufacturing and
maintenance (e.g., welding, machining) in addition to
general skills like communication and critical thinking.

NYCEDC has already invested $57 million in the South
Brooklyn Marine Terminal in Sunset Park to convert it
into an offshore wind port. The city is considering ad-
ditional locations for offshore wind facilities, including
two proposed sites on Staten Island.
In-Demand Skills & Occupations
Ensuring the city's workforce has the skills demand-
ed by the growing OSW industry will create local jobs,
support the city's clean energy goals and position the
city as a strategic player in the growing East Coast
OSW ecosystem. An analysis by NYSERDA found that
nearly half of OSW employment statewide in 2030
will be concentrated in production and manufacturing
(20%) or installation and repair (29%). Construction and
manufacturing will account for nearly 60% of offshore
wind employment growth through 2040.
Several occupations have severe workforce gaps
statewide, including hoist and winch operators and
wind turbine service technicians. Further, the top 10
OSW occupations with severe to moderate project-
ed workforce gaps have typical minimum education-
al requirements of either a high school diploma or an
Workforce Development Programs
Several offshore wind-specific workforce development
training programs are currently active or in develop-
ment in New York City:
• Kingsborough Community College (KCC):
KCC’s Maritime Technology program is in the
process of becoming a certified OSW basic safety
training facility with the support of $1.5 million in city
capital funding. KCC is expanding its programing to
offer industry-standard safety training needed for
most roles in offshore wind.
• LaGuardia Community College (LAGCC):
LAGCC is partnering with Siemens Gamesa to build
an inclusive offshore wind workforce that ensures a
robust local talent pipeline.
• South Brooklyn Marine Terminal: Equinor will
establish a learning center in Brooklyn to connect
city residents to training for employment in the
OSW industry.
• SUNY Maritime College: Offers a Center of
Excellence for Offshore Energy and has established
relationships with major OSW developers and labor
unions.

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 NYCEDC recently announced an offshore wind
program design sprint with local stakeholders to
educate local workforce and business development
entities about the type of talent and supply chain
needs of the OSW industry. The outcomes of the
design sprint will enable stakeholders to develop
program proposals for OSW developers to consider as
part of their applications to NYSERDA’s Offshore Wind
Renewable Energy credit solicitation.
There are additional OSW workforce development
programs outside the five boroughs but within the
metro area. SUNY Farmingdale State College offers
wind programs for people of different experience
levels, including technical training, microcredentials
and certificates. And SUNY Stony Brook University is
developing the Offshore Wind Training Institute and
offers a course in offshore wind.
Additional Local Activity in Offshore Wind
Several OSW and energy companies are developing
a footprint in the New York City region and engaging
local communities. Equinor and bp are partnering to
develop the Empire 1 and 2 OSW projects both in prox-
imity to New York City, and both the South Brooklyn
Marine Terminal port and the Astoria sub-station.
Equinor has already begun community outreach efforts
in Brooklyn and Queens to raise awareness about
these projects with community groups and potential
job seekers. Ørsted and Eversource are developing
several wind farm lease areas off the coast of Long
Island including South Fork Wind and Sunrise Wind.
They have begun community outreach and some
hiring for wind technician roles with a year of training
in Europe. Offshore wind firms are likely to form labor
agreements with many of the city's unions, which
are expected to play a key role in turbine assembly,
installation, operation and maintenance.
The Offshore Wind Innovation Hub is a Sunset Park-
based offshore wind startup incubator launched in
June 2022 through a partnership between Equinor,
the Urban Future Lab at the NYU Tandon School of
Engineering and the National Offshore Wind R&D
Consortium, with support from NYCEDC.
New York City has several pre-apprenticeship
programs with direct entry status, allowing them to
train and refer candidates from under-represented
communities to unions outside of their normal recruit-
ment cycles. These programs have contributed to
diversity goals within the city’s building trades unions
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and are well-positioned to be part of an offshore wind
training and workforce pipeline diversity strategy.
Notable programs include Nontraditional Employment
for Women; Rebuilding Together New York City;
Pathways to Apprenticeship; Edward J. Malloy Initiative
for Construction Skills; YouthBuild; and Helmets to
Hardhats.
TARGET POPULATIONS
FOR WORKFORCE TRAINING
Within months of New York City’s unemployment rate
falling to a record low in spring 2020, the pandemic
shocked the labor market, causing a drastic increase
in unemployment and reduction in labor force partic-
ipation among economically vulnerable populations.
Gaps in educational attainment, racial and gender
inequity, rising child care costs and jobs with limited
opportunities for advancement left New Yorkers
ill-prepared for the economic fallout of the pandemic.
While many public and private organizations spon-
sored new programs to alleviate these challenges,
reducing disparities in employment rates and building
a more inclusive economy across the region requires
that additional attention is paid to populations that
were particularly impacted by the pandemic. In New
York City, these populations include but are not
limited to Black New Yorkers, women, workers aged
16-24, non-college educated workers, those who have
completed some college but have not completed a
degree and those living in neighborhoods that were
disproportionately impacted by COVID-19.
Black New Yorkers participate in the labor force at
a lower rate than their peers of the same age and
gender. In 2021, 57% of Black men participated in the
city’s labor force, compared to 66% of men overall.
Black workers with a college degree have lower
unemployment rates than those without, but only 26%
of working age Black New Yorkers have a college
degree. Further, unlike other racial and ethnic groups,
the gap in unemployment rates between college
educated and non-college educated workers shrank
in 2020, due to a larger increase in unemployment
among college educated Black residents. This is likely
due to Black New Yorkers with college degrees having
higher rates of employment in education and govern-
ment, both of which were impacted by COVID-19.
According to national research conducted by OneTen,
an organization committed to hiring and advancing
one million Black workers by 2030, only 40% of
Brooklyn Public Library Business & Career Center
Black workers who do not have a college degree and
earn less than $50,000 are employed full-time. And
because the majority are out of work, unemployed or
employed part-time, 64% report being interested in
enrolling in more schooling or obtaining a technical
certification.
Women are also among the highest need groups
for new workforce training. While women are
unemployed at lower rates than men, they are also
underrepresented in the labor force. From 2019 to
2021, on average there was a 10 percentage point
difference in labor force participation among men and
women without children and a 26 percentage point
difference between men and women with children.
This gap underscores the need for child care support
in workforce training programs that work to increase
the number of women in the labor force. With schools
closed and child care costs rising, women had to leave
the labor force to take care of their children in greater
numbers than men.
Non-college educated women face the same risks as
Black workers. Women saw drastic declines in labor
force participation compared to men with the same ed-
ucation during the pandemic; the number of women in
the labor force without a high school degree and with
only a high school degree decreasing by 12.8% and
6% respectively. Because women without a college
degree tend to be overrepresented in the hospitality,
health care and personal services sectors, they were
more susceptible to career disruptions during the
pandemic and need workforce training programs that
can introduce them to jobs and industries with more
flexibility.
2022 Annual Report
Graduates of the City University of New York
Young New Yorkers aged 16 to 24 saw the most
drastic increase in unemployment rates from 2019
to 2021. Unemployment among young New Yorkers
rose to 20.4% in 2020 and increased to 20.9% in 2021.
While this is likely due to the slow growth in the retail
and leisure and hospitality sectors—which dispropor-
tionately employ younger New Yorkers—it also under-
scores the need for a diverse set of workforce training
opportunities that connect young people to internships
and jobs with opportunities for advancement.
There are nearly 700,000 city residents who have
completed some college coursework but have not
completed either a two-year or four-year degree
(referred to as "stop-outs"), many of whom were
previously students at the City University of New
York (CUNY). The cost of tuition and family and work
responsibilities—among other stressors—all play a
role in the decision to not continue an educational
program. These challenges, while always present,
were exacerbated by COVID-19. In the wake of the
pandemic, with enrollment declines facing colleges
across the nation, CUNY announced the CUNY
Comeback Program aimed at any student who was
enrolled at a CUNY college during the pandemic and
has an outstanding balance owed to CUNY, including
graduates and those who dropped out before degree
completion. So far, over $100 million in debt has been
erased for 57,000 students through the country’s
largest debt-forgiveness initiative of its kind. Additional
programs are needed to re-engage individuals in their
educational goals, thereby increasing their opportuni-
ties in today's economy.
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 EMPLOYER ENGAGEMENT
Regardless of sector, developing a strong talent
pipeline aligned to industry needs requires the active
engagement and collaboration of industry partners.
Whether providing insights for better aligning
curriculum or creating a proactive connection to
employment through internship and apprenticeship
programs, employers play an important role in
ensuring that workforce programs can effectively
place New Yorkers in jobs.
In the tech sector, a slate of publicly funded workforce
programs has demonstrated that employers are more
than seven times more likely to return to hire from a
program a second time if they have played a role in
informing curricula and program delivery. Outcome
data from recent CUNY computer science programs
suggest that students in tech-focused programs of
study are more than three times more likely to have
a job offer at their time of graduation if they have
participated in an on-the-job learning opportunity (e.g.,
internship) with employers in their desired career field.
Despite the benefits and necessity of industry
collaboration in the development of workforce
programs, dedicated resources needed to thoroughly
understand sectors and support proactive talent
pipeline development are often limited.
Per Scholas
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WRAPAROUND SERVICES
Wraparound services are critical to the long-term
success and achievement of individuals who require
both formal and informal support and are often
overlooked as barriers to participation and success
in today’s workforce. Determining the wraparound
services New Yorkers need most will be a critical
component of the development of a successful
workforce development strategy through the REDC
process.
The New York State Department of Labor (NYSDOL)
Workforce Development surveys emphasize the need
for robust wraparound services. Job seekers statewide
identified misaligned credentials, insufficient education
or training, access to reliable transportation and child
or elder care as barriers to employment. The survey
of employers shows that the most desired support
services in New York City include child care assistance
(40% of respondents noted a need), education/tuition
assistance or reimbursement (36%) and transportation
assistance (27%).
Several additional legislative and policy solutions
should be considered in addition to the specific needs
outlined below. For example, incentivize labor force
participation by allowing recipients of public benefit
assistance recipients to participate in publicly funded
workforce trainings, postsecondary education and
other employment programs without any impact on
benefits for six months—regardless of additional
income earned. Other measures that would benefit
job seekers include expansion of apprenticeship
models that enable participants to earn and learn at
the same time; ensuring that funding directed towards
Northside Center for Child Developmentt
the Office of Workforce and Economic Development
is flexible for providers to meet the needs of New
Yorkers and employers; and investing in a 21st century
integrated data system for education, job training and
employment programs to accurately track and share
outcomes.
Child care
Access to affordable and quality child care affects low-
income parents’ and guardians’ ability to participate
in and complete education and workforce training.
This barrier already existed but has been exacerbated
by the COVID-19 pandemic. As noted above, 40% of
NYSDOL survey employer respondents in New York
City named child care assistance as their most desired
support service. Similarly, nearly 15% of New York City
job seekers named access to reliable child (or elder)
care as a mild or severe barrier to employment and
nearly 25% named child care a mild or severe barrier
to completing educational programs. In 2019, the New
York City REDC Child Care working group identified
affordable and accessible care as an additional burden
for low-income families—particularly women—seeking
training opportunities in New York City. There was a
lack of existing programs and those that existed were
unlikely to meet geographic needs or be available at
the times of day needed for parents and guardians
seeking to enroll in training programs.
Cost and availability continue to be major roadblocks
to accessing child care in the United States in general
and in New York state more specifically. The average
cost of full-time child care in centers for all children
ages 0-4 in the U.S. is $9,589 a year, higher than
the average cost of in-state college tuition ($9,410).
The Citizens’ Committee for Children estimated the
average annual rate for home-based child care for
children ages 0-4 is $10,296 and $18,746 for center-
based care in New York City. The latter consumes
roughly 30% of median household income for all
families with young children. The child care cost
burden is higher for single parents and guardians,
with care consuming 54% of median income for
center-based care and 30% of median income for
home-based care. Using a federally recommended
affordability threshold of 7% of household income
spent on child care, center-based care is unaffordable
for 93% of families with young children, and home-
based care is unaffordable for 80%.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams recently announced
a $2 billion investment in child care over the next
2022 Annual Report
Mayor Eric Adams and New York City children
four years through the plan, “Accessible, Equitable,
High-quality, Affordable: A Blueprint for Child Care &
Early Childhood Education in New York City," released
on June 28, 2022. The Blueprint outlines steps the
city will take to provide high-quality, equitable and
accessible child care. It also establishes the first
Office of Child Care and Early Childhood Education
in FY 2023. Improving the child care system in the
city is aimed at reducing poverty, improving family
economic stability, ensuring healthy childhood
development and increasing the ability of parents
and guardians—especially women—to work and earn
more. This effort builds on the Child Care Quality and
Innovation Initiative, a partnership with the Robin
Hood Foundation that established a $100 million
fund to improve child care quality and access over
the next four years. This funding can be used to
develop solutions, including expanding access in areas
that lack providers and providing options beyond
traditional working hours to accommodate parents
and guardians with atypical schedules. The Adams
administration specifically acknowledged the need for
child care as a wraparound service for New Yorkers to
be able to successfully attain relevant skills to compete
in the job market.
It is imperative to provide adequate child care
resources to meet the needs of parents and guardians
seeking to participate in education and workforce
training to improve their skills and economic mobility.
There has been a recent rise in interest in addressing
this issue—largely exacerbated by the pandemic—and
states, municipalities and organizations across the
country are taking steps to solve for these barriers.
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 Common child care challenges are as follows:
• Complex needs and schedules: The need to match
parents and guardians seeking education and
training schedules with timing in the availability of
child care. This can be more difficult for the many
parents and guardians who are also working while
enrolled in workforce programs/activities.
• Inadequate information about available care
options. Parents and guardians seeking education
and training may not know what child care options
are available to meet their specific needs.
• Unaffordable care and inadequate public funding.
Public funding for early childhood programs and
child care assistance is insufficient to serve all
who are eligible. Eligibility criteria or application
requirements may make it difficult for parents and
guardians to access care even when funds are
available.
• Inadequate supply of quality care. Supply of high-
quality child care is inadequate. Quality child care
available during the nontraditional or unpredictable
hours that parents and guardians are in workforce
development or education programs can be
especially hard to find.
target populations. In the most recent state budget,
Governor Hochul prioritized the expansion of the
state’s Tuition Assistance Program to support part-time
students in degree-seeking programs and non-degree
workforce credential programs at community colleges.
Federal Pell grant funding is still only available to
full-time students, although there is pending federal
legislation that would expand eligibility to cover
participants in short-term education and training
programs.
CUNY Accelerated Study in Associate Programs
CUNY’s Accelerated Study in Associate Programs
(ASAP) aims to help associate degree-seekers
complete their degree as quickly as possible
by addressing systemic barriers and personal
responsibilities that bar students from timely degree
completion. ASAP provides academic, social and
financial support to full-time students including
individualized course schedules, academic and career
advisement, scholarships and tuition assistance,
as well as other financial assistance to reduce or
eliminate the cost of textbooks and non-tuition
expenses. A main feature of this program is a free
unlimited MetroCard for every ASAP student. The
ASAP three-year graduation rate is 53% vs. 24% for
comparable student groups.

Education
Other Wraparound Service Models for Students
While educational attainment remains a top barrier to
Several CUNY community colleges offer an array of
employment for New Yorkers, the barriers to education
wraparound services for their students aside from the
add additional pressure to job seekers who wish to
ASAP program. Kingsborough Community College
pursue secondary and postsecondary pathways:
(KCC) proactively assesses students to develop
55% of NYSDOL’s New York City job seeker survey
Individual Service Plans (ISPs) that identify academic,
respondents cited cost as a mild or severe barrier to
education. Nontraditional students, or those who are
over the age of 25 and are mostly part-time students
who have a full-time job while attending school,
typically require wraparound services to be successful
students and trainees.

Financial Aid
Financial aid tends to favor traditional students and
is not designed for adult and working students, who
are often excluded from state and federal financial
aid programs. Even those who are eligible for these
funds may exhaust their aid and struggle to pay rent
and other daily expenses. Many CUNY programs
that provide industry-recognized credentials are
underutilized by potential students due to high out-of-
pocket costs and lack of financial aid for the program’s
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18 State of the Region: New York City

financial and social needs. ISPs acknowledge the
struggles that their students face: transportation,
technology and class supplies, financial barriers, food
and housing insecurity, health care access and more.
To combat this, KCC offers grant-funded resources
through community-based organizations and provides
MetroCards, food vouchers and academic supplies as
well as financial stipends. KCC currently has the funds
to support 50 students annually.

Another CUNY community college with model

wraparound services for potential job seekers is
Queensborough Community College (QCC). QCC
provides wraparound services including career
counseling, career development programming, job
readiness workshops, as well as social services
such as benefits screenings, legal services, financial
counseling and tax preparation and filing. QCC allows
learners to access these supportive services to ensure
holistic success in upskilling, reskilling and training and
education that leads to internships, jobs and family-
sustaining career opportunities.

Transportation
Another barrier to employment for many New York City
job seekers is transportation. Twenty-two percent of
New York City job seeker respondents cited access
to reliable transportation as a mild or severe barrier to
employment, according to the NYSDOL survey.

Providing direct transportation assistance is crucial

to alleviate the transportation barrier for workforce
development trainees. As mentioned above, the
CUNY ASAP program offers full time students free
MetroCards, recognizing that non-tuition costs burden
students and increase the likelihood that they drop
out.

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 PART THREE

Participation
In 2022, the REDC convened, or will convene, several work groups
and remain actively engaged in many of the governor’s and
REDC’s initiatives and priorities.

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 Work Groups
WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT The REDC Child Care work group will reconvene in
September 2022 to discuss the state of child care
The REDC Workforce Development work group met
in New York City and methods to improve it in the
on May 26, 2022, convening REDC members and
coming year. The work group will also discuss whether
staff as part of the Round XI assignment to create a
to expand its purview to include elder care given the
“Regional Workforce Inventory.” Members of the work
challenge cited by NYSDOL survey respondents. In ad-
group participated in a webinar entitled “Workforce
dition, the Child Care and Broadband work groups will
Development Within the Offshore Wind Industry”
work to coordinate their strategies where applicable.
hosted by NYSERDA’s Offshore Wind division. Work
group members also participated in a webinar on June
21, 2022, where the statewide results of the Workforce BROADBAND AND WIRELESS ACCESSIBILITY
Development Job Seeker and Business Survey were The COVID-19 pandemic made clear that the need
presented. for increased broadband access across New York
state is more urgent than ever. In addition to the on-
COMMUNITY AND going efforts of New York state’s Broadband Program
DOWNTOWN REVITALIZATION Office (BPO), Governor Hochul announced $1 billion
in funding for the New York State ConnectALL initia-
The FY 2023 Enacted State Budget includes a sixth
tive, which will include funding for municipalities under
round of $100 million in DRI funding. Target communi-
the Local Connectivity Planning Grant Program, the
ties for New York state’s ten economic development
21st Century Municipal Infrastructure Grant Program
regions will be announced later this year. In addition to
and the Connectivity Innovation Grant Program.
DRI, the New York State Department of State is provid-
ConnectALL will fund a $30-a-month broadband af-
ing $100 million in funding through a new program—
fordability subsidy for low-income households and an
New York Forward—which will provide capacity build-
affordable housing connectivity program.
ing workshops and a streamlined plan-to-implement
process for smaller communities. The work group will aim to reconvene in October
2022 to develop strategies to augment the impact of
A work group focused on Community and Downtown
ConnectALL in improving New York City’s broadband
Revitalization, which will include the five offices of
infrastructure. Attendees will also discuss progress
the borough presidents, will convene in August 2022
made to date by the Broadband Program Office (BPO),
to address past issues, best practices and plan out-
non-BPO capital projects under the purview of the
reach for Round VI of DRI and the New York Forward
REDC through the CFA and DRI, and independent ef-
program.
forts in New York City.

CHILD CARE
SMALL BUSINESS
In early 2022, New York state identified $100 mil-
A Small Business work group will convene in
lion in funding to build and expand child care capac-
September 2022 to generate a blueprint for public-pri-
ity in areas with the least supply. The Invest in New
vate partnerships to reinvigorate the small business re-
York – Child Care Deserts Grant program represents
covery that is already underway. Topics of discussion
an unprecedented opportunity and investment to
will also include new state recovery programs and the
build capacity and strengthen the state’s economy by
growing prevalence of remote work and its impact on
addressing issues that impact businesses including
small businesses in the city’s central business districts
chronic absence, productivity reductions and turnover
due to inadequate options for quality child care in the
parts of the state most in need. Awardees will be an-
nounced on June 30, 2022.

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 Public Outreach
and Engagement
The REDC continues to prioritize engagement and • Dellet Industries
outreach in Round XII. Some examples of outreach
include: • DiFazio Industries

• The Offices of the Queens Borough President and • Fifth Avenue Association
the Manhattan Borough President hosted virtual • Hylan Datacom
CFA Info Sessions on June 13, 2022, and July 6,
2022, respectively, which included the participation • Job Path NYC
of REDC members, past REDC grant awardees and
ESD staff. There was a total of over 200 attendees • Mama Foundation for the Arts
for both the CFA info sessions.
• Museum of Arts and Design
• Collaborating with the offices of the five borough
• National Black Theater
presidents to solicit applications for the DRI and
New York Forward. The offices of the borough • New Museum
presidents will be empowered to work with local
elected officials, leading employers and institutions • New York Botanical Garden
and community groups to submit applications for
• New York City Department of Veterans’ Services
this year’s competition.
• New-York Historical Society
• Holding virtual meetings and telephone
conferences with potential CFA applicants • Plug and Play Tech Center
representing the diversity of the city’s economy.
• Pride Live
In addition, the following organizations met with REDC
members and/or staff to ensure a strong project • RiseBoro Community Partnership
pipeline:
• River Bay Corporation (Co-op City)
• 10xBeta
• September 11th Widows’ and Victims’ Families’
• 9/11 Tribute Museum Association

• 92nd Street Y, New York • Solari Corporation

• A24 • The American LGBTQ+ Museum

• BlocPower • The Chefs’ Warehouse

• Brooklyn Brewery • The Trust for Governors Island

• Brownsville Arts Center • The Unhidden

• CMC Network • We Are The New Farmers

• Cresilon

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 PART FOUR

Previously Funded
CFA Projects
Through the statewide REDC and CFA process, the New York City region
has been awarded $658.1 million in the first 11 funding rounds
for 924 total projects.

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 Introduction
Through the statewide REDC and CFA process, the
New York City region has been awarded $658.1 million
in the first 11 funding rounds for 924 total projects. This
total CFA funding awarded includes $255 million in
Federal Industrial Development Bond Cap assistance,
as well as $50.3 million in Excelsior Jobs Program tax
credit funding that was awarded in Rounds I-III, V, and
VI-IX, but reserved for future use in the New York City
region.

Despite the impact from the COVID-19 pandemic,

40.9% of these projects are complete, while another
45.2% are on schedule. The region’s funded projects
will create and retain 55,800 jobs. With the assistance
of nearly $428.2 million in CFA grant and tax credit
funding, 843 active projects will result in over $6.2 GMDC Brownsville Industrial Center Groundbreaking

billion in private and other public investment, with a

leverage ratio of 14.5.

Over the first 11 rounds of the CFA, the REDC designat-

ed 98 ESD capital grant awarded projects as priority
projects. The 81 active priority projects have been
awarded a total of nearly $144.3 million, which will
leverage a total of over $3.5 billion in private and other
public investment at a ratio of 24.5. Approximately 69%
of these projects are either complete or on schedule.

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 Overview of Previously
Funded Priority Projects
SUMMARY STATUS OF ALL PAST PRIORITY PROJECTS 1

Project Round Round Round Round Round Round Round Round Round Round
Total Total %
Status I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX XI
2 5 1 1 9 6 3 5 - - 32 32.7%
- 1 1 3 2 4 1 6 3 15 36 36.7%
- - - - 1 4 1 2 - - 8 8.2%
- - - - - - - - - - - -
1 - - - 1 1 1 - 1 - 5 5.1%
1 - - 2 3 6 3 - 2 - 17 17.3%
Total 4 6 2 6 16 21 9 13 6 15 98 100%
1
An Awarded Priority Project is an Empire State Development capital project that has received an REDC score of 20 and was awarded in REDC
Rounds I-XI.

Project is complete Project concerns need to be resolved

Project is on schedule Project contract not yet executed

Project is progressing more slowly than anticipated Project canceled or funding declined

LEVERAGE OF STATE INVESTMENT IN ALL PAST PRIORITY PROJECTS

The table below lists the ratio of the total investment in past priority projects to the state investment over
Rounds I through XI of the REDC.

Total Number of CFA Total Amount of ESD Ratio of Total Cost to Total
Total Project Cost 3
Priority Projects 2 Capital Fund Awards ESD Capital Fund Awards
Round I 3 $633,261,136 $44,500,000 14.2
Round II 6 $296,117,965 $16,636,346 17.8
Round III 2 $563,533,253 $5,000,000 112.7
Round IV 4 $689,732,320 $5,500,000 125.4
Round V 13 $205,019,545 $12,264,000 16.7
Round VI 15 $351,243,333 $15,925,000 22.1
Round VII 6 $68,856,624 $5,929,000 11.6
Round VIII 13 $497,076,344 $16,514,000 30.1
Round IX 4 $77,915,885 $9,560,000 8.2
Round XI 15 $148,854,416 $12,442,261 12.0
Total 81 $3,531,610,821 $144,270,607 24.5
2
Does not include 17 terminated or canceled CFA project awards.
3
In the case of projects receiving funding awards over multiple rounds, the cost of each project is reflected only once under Total Project Cost.

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 MAPPED STATUS OF PAST PRIORITY PROJECTS

BRONX
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A C D E T V
F D J
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E B C
W G I

B J M
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H 1 I
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A C D F H J K M I
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MAPPED STATUS OF PAST PRIORITY PROJECTS
Project is complete
Project is on schedule
Project is progressing more slowly than anticipated
Bronx
A Hunts Point Produce Market
B Urban Development Center - Per Scholas
C Silvercup Studios
D Hunts Point Cooperative Market
E Cosmoledo LLC
F Ghetto Film School Culture & Media Center
G New York Botanical Garden Conservatory
Restoration Project
Brooklyn
A Green Manufacturing Center
B NYC SeedStart
C New Lab
D Brooklyn Navy Yard - Building 77
E NYU Veterans Incubator
F Brooklyn Brewery
G BioBAT
H Smart Cities Innovation Center
I Per Scholas
J Brooklyn Navy Yard Steiner Studios Media Campus
K Medgars Evers START-UP NY: Selfiepay, Inc.
L Brooklyn Industrial Development Center
M Steiner Studios Master Plan Phase 4
N 1776 New York City Tech Accelerator
O Brooklyn Navy Yard Transportation System
P Medgar Evers START-UP NY: Derbywire, Inc.
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Project concerns need to be resolved
Project contract not yet executed
Project canceled or funding declined
H Hunts Point Market Cooling Towers Replacement
I Bronx Music Hall Capital Project
J SUNY Maritime College - Seamanship Training Center
K Great Performances Catering Bronx Project
L Universal Hip Hop Museum
M Bronx Hall of Music Capital Project Enhancements
N Bronx Building Renovation Project - Emerald Isle
Immigration Center
Q Medgar Evers START-UP NY: Tuki, Inc.
R Central Library Business and Career Center -
Brooklyn Public Library
S B.NYC
T Brooklyn Fashion + Design Accelerator
U BNY Food Manufacturing & Shared Kitchen Space
V Commissary for Social Justice
W Cresilon Inc. Headquarters
X NYU AR/VR Lab
Y Nanotronics Project Chip
Z GMDC Brownsville Industrial Center
1 Newlab Building 127
2 Education & Welcome Center -
Green-Wood Historic Fund
3 Sure We Can
4 Pioneer Works Accessibility Upgrades
5 PPE Manufacturing - New York Embroidery Studio
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 Manhattan

A Taystee Lab Building O Exalt Youth

B New York Genome Center P Mount Sinai Center for Data Science and Technology
C Victoria Theater Q New-York Historical Society Equality & Justice for All
D National Urban League R New Museum Expansion
E Harlem BioSpace S Covenant House Building Project
F New-York Historical Society T Harlem Gallery of Science
G Billion Oyster Project U Intrepid Reconstruction Capital
H China Institute Facility Renovations V The Studio Museum Reconstruction

I Henry Street Settlement Firehouse Renovation W TARA Biosystems Expansion

J Galvanize Tech Campus X Governors Island Climate Resiliency Accelerator

K Lower East Side Girls Club NextGen Nurses Center Y Kitchen Commons

L Celmatix Expansion Z Penthouse Lobby Renovation - American Airlines Theatre

M Cambridge BioLabs Clinical Simulation Laboratory Expansion -

1
Pace University
N Northside Center Construction Project
2 Center for Planetary Health - Newlab

Queens
A JFK Air Cargo G Pursuit Workforce Development Project
B Boyce Technologies Greater Jamaica Development Corporation Industrial
H
Development
C NY State Pavilion
Queens Community House - Forest Hills Community
D GMDC Ozone Park Industrial Center I
Center
Long Island City Wayfinding and Streetscape J St. John’s University Health Sciences Center
E
Improvements
K Collab Studio
F South Conduit Terminal Logistics Facility

Staten Island
A Saw Mill Creek Pilot Wetland Mitigation Bank D Brooklyn Brewery
B Empire Outlets E Howland Hook Marine Terminal
C Lighthouse Point F Staten Island Institute Museum

Citywide

Connect NYC
City of New York - Brownfield Cleanup Capital Program

New York City location search underway

Rgenix Inc
Light it up!

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 Overview of All
Previously Funded
CFA Projects
Implementation of the projects identified in the 2011 Strategic Plan and the
subsequent progress reports is proceeding. Through 11 rounds of the CFA,
55,800 jobs have been created or retained through awards to 924 projects
across New York City.

SUMMARY STATUS OF ALL PROJECTS AWARDED CFA FUNDING

The table summarizes the aggregate of all projects receiving CFA awards in Rounds I-XI. The table also includes
41 projects that are receiving Excelsior Jobs Program tax credit funding awarded to the New York City region
in Rounds I-III, V, VI-IX, but was reserved for future use. The chart below lists the percentage of projects falling
within each status category.
2.4% 0.3%

40.9% 45.2% 2.4% 8.8%

Project
2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2021 Total Total %
Status

42 45 42 54 61 80 34 19 1 - 378 40.9%

4 8 14 19 24 18 70 109 104 48 418 45.2%

- - - - 5 8 5 4 - - 22 2.4%

- - - - - - 1 1 - 1 3 0.3%

2 1 1 - 1 4 7 1 5 - 22 2.4%

9 7 11 13 13 11 8 4 4 1 81 8.8%

Total 57 61 68 86 104 121 125 138 114 50 924 100.0%

Project is complete Project concerns need to be resolved

Project is on schedule Project contract not yet executed

Project is progressing more slowly than anticipated Project canceled or funding declined

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 LEVERAGE OF STATE INVESTMENT IN ALL CFA PROJECTS 1,2
Total Amount Ratio of Total Project
Total Projects Total Project Cost of CFA Awards 3 Cost to CFA Awards

Round I 48 $947,911,619 $66,061,230 14.3

Round II 54 $550,152,989 $48,546,869 11.3

Round III 57 $716,208,566 $27,970,149 25.6

Round IV 73 $833,874,546 $37,435,406 22.3

Round V 91 $663,538,798 $59,701,515 11.1

Round VI 110 $556,644,807 $33,695,244 16.5

Round VII 117 $193,993,083 $37,389,400 5.2

Round VIII 134 $745,654,467 $40,068,293 18.6

Round IX 110 $184,291,249 $35,237,861 5.2

Round XI 49 $818,617,579 $42,073,322 19.5

Total 843 $6,210,887,703 $428,179,289 14.5

1
Does not include 81 terminated or canceled CFA project awards.
2
Includes 41 projects that utilized $50.3 million in Excelsior Jobs Program tax credit funding that was awarded in Rounds I-III, V,
and VI-IX, but reserved for future use in the New York City region.
3
Does not include $255 million in Federal Industrial Development Bond Cap assistance awarded to New York City during
Rounds I-IX.

JOB CREATION IN ALL CFA PROJECTS 4,5

The table below lists the total number of permanent jobs retained and created through CFA projects.

Jobs Created Jobs Retained Total

Round I 1,161 2,862 4,023

Round II 4,688 6,470 11,158

Round III 3,615 3,793 7,408

Round IV 5,673 4,852 10,525

Round V 3,886 4,224 8,110

Round VI 2,676 1,293 3,969

Round VII 1,909 818 2,727

Round VIII 2,004 1,371 3,375

Round IX 1,442 564 2,006

Round XI 2,405 94 2,499

Total 29,459 26,341 55,800

4
Does not include 81 terminated or canceled CFA project awards.
5
Includes 41 projects that utilized $50.3 million in Excelsior Jobs Program tax credit funding that was awarded in Rounds I-III, V,
and VI-IX, but reserved for future use in the New York City region.
* Reflects: 1) actual jobs created totaling 10,083 for completed projects; and 2) projected direct and indirect jobs to be created
totaling 19,376.

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 Appendix
LIST OF ALL FUNDED CFA PROJECTS

Project is complete Project concerns need to be resolved

Project is on schedule Project contract not yet executed

Project is progressing more slowly than anticipated Project canceled or funding declined

ROUND I
CFA # Applicant Name Project Name Agency Program Name Award Amount Total Project Cost Funds Dispersed Status

Action Environmental Action Environmental Environmental Investment

2011 ESD $250,000 $1,900,820 $-
Systems, LLC Systems, LLC - EIP Capital Program - Capital

Park Acquisition,
New York Restoration
2046 Sherman Creek Parks Development and $318,800 $603,800 $318,800
Project
Planning

The General Society

Historic Property
of Mechanics and
2049 Historic Structure Report Parks Acquisition, Development $63,000 $106,941 $63,000
Tradesmen of the City of
and Planning
New York

Association for
Rehabilitative Case East 144th Street Federal Low Income
2295 HCR $1,049,997 $19,105,170 $1,049,997
Management and Affordable Housing Housing Tax Credit
Housing, Inc.

Inland Paper Products Inland Paper Products Environmental Investment

2522 ESD $250,000 $1,480,695 $-
Corp. Corporation - EIP Capital Program - Capital

Park Acquisition,
NYC Department of
2630 Cooper Park Renovation Parks Development and $400,000 $2,800,000 $400,000
Parks & Recreation
Planning

Queensborough Stormwater Management Green Innovation Grant

2716 EFC $1,000,000 $27,790 $23,760
Community College Permeable Pavement Program

East Brooklyn Churches Stanley Commons Senior Federal Low Income

2951 HCR $827,811 $21,866,139 $827,811
Sponsoring Committee Housing Housing Tax Credit

Federal Low Income

3249 The Bridge, Inc Herkimer Street Residence HCR $1,084,347 $19,797,838 $1,084,347
Housing Tax Credit

Cleaner Greener Cleaner, Greener

NYC Mayor's Office of
Communities Phase I: Communities Regional
3260 Long Term Planning and NYSERDA $1,000,000 $1,198,463 $931,088
Regional Sustainability Sustainability Planning
Sustainability
Planning Grants Program

NYC Department of Catalyst Reclaiming the Local Waterfront

3503 DOS $520,000 $734,525 $520,000
Parks & Recreation Waterfront Revitalization

Unemployed Worker Skills

3686 Americare, Inc. Unemployed Worker DOL $25,000 $25,000 $25,000
Training

Ocean Bay Community

Unemployed Worker Skills
3825 Development Unemployed Worker DOL $50,000 $50,000 $49,001
Training
Corporation

Ridgewood Bushwick
Federal Low Income
3832 Senior Citizens Council, Knickerbocker Commons HCR $470,806 $10,311,157 $470,806
Housing Tax Credit
Inc.

Freshkills Park East

NYC Department of Local Waterfront
4048 Park Development and DOS $850,000 $4,300,000 $130,000
Parks & Recreation Revitalization
Educational Outreach

Brooklyn Navy
Green Manufacturing Empire State
4127 Yard Development ESD $5,000,000 $58,000,000 $4,500,000
Center Development Grant Funds
Corporation

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 Taking New York City's
NYC Department of Innovative Greenstreets Green Innovation Grant
4155 EFC $1,125,000 $1,250,000 $1,124,993
Parks & Recreation and Green Roofs to the Program
Next Level

Praxis Housing Federal Low Income

4302 White Plains Road HCR $1,012,151 $17,670,816 $1,012,151
Initiatives, Inc. Housing Tax Credit

NYC Department of City Waterfront Planning Local Waterfront

4341 DOS $520,000 $1,174,281 $360,400
Planning Implementation Revitalization

Business Hiring and

4470 White Coffee Corp. Worker Skills Upgrading DOL Training Incentives - $47,400 $46,791 $45,038
Worker Skills Upgrading

Rufus King Court Limited Federal Low Income

4687 Rufus King Court Apts HCR $1,583,540 $23,230,128 $1,583,540
Partnership Housing Tax Credit

Rufus King Court Limited State Low Income

4687 Rufus King Court Apts HCR $146,631 $23,230,128 $146,631
Partnership Housing Tax Credit

Parker Jewish Institute Business Hiring and

4778 for Health Care and Worker Skills Upgrading DOL Training Incentives - $30,000 $30,000 $30,000
Rehabilitation Worker Skills Upgrading

5249 Shapeways, Inc. Shapeways Excelsior ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $200,000 $28,507,264 $131,111

Business Hiring and

Catholic Health Care
5751 Worker Skills Upgrading DOL Training Incentives - $10,880 $10,880 $7,542
System dba ArchCare
Worker Skills Upgrading

5951 DoubleVerify Inc. DoubleVerify Excelsior ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $750,000 $10,950,000 $204,388

Long Island Jewish Cohen Children's Medical Green Innovation Grant

6550 EFC $450,000 $- $-
Medical Center Center Green Roof Program

Green Innovation Grant

6568 HPS Associates LLC Hunters Point A and B EFC $286,943 $- $-
Program

Dunn Development Federal Low Income

6629 King Garden Apts HCR $1,629,705 $20,900,300 $1,629,705
Corp. Housing Tax Credit

Brooklyn Greenway Brooklyn Waterfront Local Waterfront

6718 DOS $890,000 $2,490,000 $890,000
Initiative, Inc. Greenway Revitalization

Green Innovation Grant

6736 Solar One Solar 2 Green Roof EFC $229,000 $- $-
Program

Hunts Point Terminal

Green Innovation Grant
7219 Produce Cooperative Hunts Point Produce Market EFC $1,000,000 $- $-
Program
Association

Hunts Point Terminal

Hunts Point Terminal
Produce Cooperative Regional Council Capital
7219 Produce Cooperative ESD $20,000,000 $322,500,000 $-
Association - Upst Ag Fund
Association
Capital

Hunts Point Terminal Hunts Point Terminal

7219 Produce Cooperative Cooperative Association - ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $3,500,000 $322,500,000 $-
Association Excelsior

Hunts Point Terminal

7219 Produce Cooperative Hunts Point Produce Market ESD State Capital Funds $5,000,000 $322,500,000 $-
Association

Regional Council Capital

7465 Taystee Create LLC Taystee Create LLC Capital ESD $10,000,000 $252,761,136 $4,852,158
Fund

Chinatown Manpower Unemployed Worker Skills

7704 Unemployed Worker DOL $50,000 $50,000 $43,859
Project, Inc. Training

NYC Department of Prospect Park Lakeside Green Innovation Grant

7749 EFC $2,287,000 $49,546,000 $2,287,000
Parks & Recreation Green Roof Program

Park Acquisition,
Prospect Park Alliance,
7749 Lakeside in Prospect Park Parks Development and $400,000 $74,202,439 $-
Inc.
Planning

7761 Crye American, LLC Crye American Excelsior ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $1,000,000 $4,650,000 $708,083

Business Hiring and

Gay Men's Health Crisis,
7818 Worker Skills Upgrading DOL Training Incentives - $49,842 $49,842 $28,593
Inc.
Worker Skills Upgrading

Shiel Medical Laboratory, Sheil Medical Laboratory

7839 ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $2,800,000 $14,750,000 $-
Inc. Excelsior

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8213 Terrafina LLC Terrafina Excelsior ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $200,000 $515,900 $-

NYC Seedstart Working Economic Development

8460 NYC Seedstart, LLC ESD $550,000 $1,800,000 $73,044
Capital Purposes Fund

Business Hiring and

Terence Cardinal Cooke
8479 Worker Skills Upgrading DOL Training Incentives - $9,900 $9,900 $8,832
Health Care Center
Worker Skills Upgrading

161st Street Mixed Use State Low Income

8899 Bluestone Jamaica I, LLC HCR $581,920 $32,221,754 $565,417
Inclusionary Housing Housing Tax Credit

Bronx Shepherds
14025 Shepherds Restore 2011 HCR RESTORE $75,000 $1,425,000 $75,000
Restoration Corp.

Bronx Shepherds
14026 Shepherds Access 2011 HCR Access to Home $300,000 $600,000 $130,620
Restoration Corp.

Margert Community MCC 2011 Restore

14037 HCR RESTORE $75,000 $305,000 $75,000
Corp. Program

Richmond Senior Richmond Senior Restore

14051 HCR RESTORE $75,000 $115,000 $75,000
Services, Inc. 2011

Margert Community MCC 2011 Access To

14053 HCR Access to Home $300,000 $573,000 $300,000
Corp. Home Program

HAMASPIK OF KINGS
Hamaspik Of Kings
14098 COUNTY ACCESS TO HCR Access to Home $250,000 $320,000 $250,000
County
HOME 2011

Myrtle Avenue
Restoring Myrtle Avenue in
14110 Revitalization Project HCR New York Main Street $500,000 $1,315,000 $500,000
Fort Greene
LDC

Ridgewood Bushwick
14115 Senior Citizens Council, Access to Home HCR Access to Home $300,000 $586,052 $300,000
Inc.

Ridgewood Bushwick
14117 Senior Citizens Council, Rbscc Restore 2011 HCR RESTORE $75,000 $361,052 $75,000
Inc.

Rebuilding Together Rt Nyc Access to Home

14118 HCR Access to Home $250,000 $642,500 $250,000
NYC 2011

Affordable Home
Housing Partnership 3603-05 Broadway
14133 HCR Ownership Development $877,500 $7,309,247 $877,500
Development Corp. Cooperatives
Program (AHC)

Affordable Home
14134 NHS of NYC NHS 1-4 MRLP HCR Ownership Development $400,000 $800,000 $400,000
Program (AHC)

ROUND II
CFA # Applicant Name Project Name Agency Program Name Award Amount Total Project Cost Funds Dispersed Status

12458 Signature Bank Signature Bank Excelsior ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $800,000 $1,300,000 $-

12480 Fresh Direct, LLC Fresh Direct Bronx ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $18,930,230 $185,185,238 $10,126,948

CEC Stuyvesant Cove,

Worker Skills Upgrading
CEC Stuyvesant Cove, Inc. dba Solar One -
12665 DOL - Unemployed Worker $77,461 $77,461 $-
Inc. dba Solar One Unemployed Worker
Training
Training

Regional Tourism
The Architectural New York Architecture
13889 ESD Marketing Grant Initiative $20,000 $48,960 $9,919
League of New York Diary
(I LOVE NY Fund)

Park Acquisition,
13992 The Trust for Public Land Queensway Parks Development and $467,000 $623,050 $467,000
Planning

New York Genome New York Genome Center Empire State

14728 ESD $1,500,000 $119,500,000 $-
Center Capital Development Grant Funds

Cooper Square
Community
La MaMa Experimental
14883 Development Committee HCR HCR - Urban Initiatives (UI) $180,000 $558,762 $180,000
Theater Company
and Businessmen's
Association, Inc.

Brooklyn Navy
Brooklyn Navy Yard/Macro Empire State
14888 Yard Development ESD $1,250,000 $19,855,803 $1,250,000
Sea New Lab Capital Development Grant Funds
Corporation

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 Brooklyn Navy
Brooklyn Navy Yard/Macro
14888 Yard Development ESD State Capital Funds $1,250,000 $19,855,803 $1,250,000
Sea New Lab Capital
Corporation

Historic Property
The Hispanic Society of Main Building Roof
14941 Parks Acquisition, Development $500,000 $2,699,000 $500,000
America Replacement
and Planning

The Lower East Side

Clemente Soto Velez
15119 Cultural Corridor Arts Jobs Arts Art Project Grant $150,000 $300,000 $45,000
Cultural Center
Training Program

The Center for Military &

The Center for Military &
Private Sector Initiatives, Worker Skills Upgrading
Private Sector Initiatives,
15626 Inc. dba Veterans Across DOL - Unemployed Worker $93,500 $93,500 $-
Inc. dba Veterans Across
America, Inc. - Unemployed Training
America, Inc.
Worker Training

NYSERDA - Regional
Gotham Greens Farms Economic Development
15768 Gotham Greens NYSERDA $750,000 $6,781,565 $750,000
LLC and GHG Reduction
Program

Gotham Greens Farm, Gotham Greens Farm

15768 ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $152,000 $6,666,665 $33,778
LLC Excelsior

Chinatown Manpower Worker Skills Upgrading

Chinatown Manpower
15781 Project, Inc. - Unemployed DOL - Unemployed Worker $95,539 $95,539 $41,859
Project, Inc.
Worker Training Training

NYSERDA - Regional
Economic Development
15904 Cornell University Cornell Tech Bldg NYC NYSERDA $870,030 $1,279,573 $828,958
and GHG Reduction
Program

The New York Botanical NY Botanical Garden Empire State

15945 ESD $100,000 $6,381,063 $-
Garden Capital Development Grant Funds

Historic Property
The Green-Wood
15956 Weir Greenhouse Parks Acquisition, Development $500,000 $2,699,000 $450,000
Historic Fund
and Planning

Agudath Israel of America

Agudath Israel of Worker Skills Upgrading
Community Services,
16014 America Community DOL - Unemployed Worker $98,700 $98,700 $98,700
Inc. - Unemployed Worker
Services, Inc. Training
Training

Department of Small
New York City
Business Services Empire State
16064 Department of Small ESD $1,636,346 $2,047,000 $-
Broadband Expansion - Development Grant Funds
Business Services
Capital (Connect NYC)

Local Waterfront
16070 NYCEDC Randalls Island Connector DOS $350,263 $700,526 $350,263
Revitalization

Empire State
16094 Pratt Institute Pratt Institute Capital ESD $500,000 $2,450,985 $-
Development Grant Funds

Cumberland Packing Worker Skills Upgrading

Cumberland Packing
16156 Corp. - Existing Employee DOL - Existing Employee $56,000 $56,000 $56,000
Corp.
Training Training

NYC Department of
NYC Department of Empire State
16198 Small Business Services - ESD $500,000 $14,250,000 $-
Small Business Services Development Grant Funds
Wetlands Mitigation Capital

Brooklyn Navy
Brooklyn Navy Yard/Steiner Empire State
16884 Yard Development ESD $4,500,000 $137,100,000 $-
Studios Capital Development Grant Funds
Corporation

Brooklyn Navy
Brooklyn Navy Yard/Steiner
16884 Yard Development ESD New York Works $5,000,000 $137,100,000 $-
Studios Capital
Corporation

Park Acquisition,
NYC Department of Randalls Island Hell Gate
16923 Parks Development and $500,000 $2,502,656 $-
Parks & Recreation Pathway Phase III
Planning

NYSERDA - Regional
Energy Storage Devices Economic Development
17037 Urban Electric Power NYSERDA $1,000,000 $4,450,000 $999,862
Manufacturing Facility and GHG Reduction
Program

Energy Storage Devices

17037 Urban Electric Power ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $925,000 $6,182,768 $-
Manufacturing Facility

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 Environmental Investment
ITAC Technical Assistance
17250 ITAC ESD Program - Technical $96,000 $201,360 $-
for 2013
Assistance

Arts-In-Education Programs
Bronx Arts Ensemble,
17324 for Elementary and Middle Arts Art Project Grant $60,000 $120,000 $60,000
Inc.
School Students

Downtown Brooklyn
Downtown Brooklyn
17420 Eastern Gateway HCR HCR - Urban Initiatives (UI) $200,000 $400,000 $160,931
Partnership
Revitalization Project

NYCDOT - Porous
NYC Department of Green Innovation Grant
17691 Pavement Prototype EFC $1,200,000 $645,423 $-
Transportation Program
Testing and Evaluation

Duggal Visual Solutions, Duggal Visual Solutions

17924 ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $881,000 $14,443,264 $427,337
Inc. Excelsior

Park Avenue
Seventh Regiment
Armory Expansion
17928 Armory Conservancy, Arts Art Project Grant $150,000 $500,000 $45,000
of Unconventional
Inc.
Commissions

Regional Tourism
Chamber of Commerce Q A Queens About Mobile
18160 ESD Marketing Grant Initiative $100,000 $200,000 $82,610
for Borough of Queens Phone App
(I LOVE NY Fund)

Leap, Inc. dba Brooklyn

Worker Skills Upgrading
Leap, Inc. dba Brooklyn Workforce Innovations
18324 DOL - Unemployed Worker $100,000 $100,000 $100,000
Workforce Innovations - Unemployed Worker
Training
Training

NYC Department of City Local Waterfront

18340 Open Industrial Uses Study DOS $300,000 $600,000 $-
Planning Revitalization

NYC Department of Sunset Park Upland Local Waterfront

18530 DOS $600,000 $1,200,000 $195,338
Transportation Connector Revitalization

Sunset Park - Brooklyn

NYC Department of Local Waterfront
18532 Waterfront Greenway DOS $354,900 $709,800 $54,222
Transportation Revitalization
Connector

NYC Department of City of New York - Empire State

18801 ESD $500,000 $3,365,161 $-
Small Business Services Brownfield Cleanup Capital Development Grant Funds

Apollo Theater Breakin' Conventions

18955 Arts Art Project Grant $100,000 $321,857 $30,000
Foundation Festival

Brooklyn Academy of
18987 DanceAfrica Festival Arts Art Project Grant $150,000 $700,000 $90,000
Music

BRIC Arts | Media House

BRIC Arts Media Bklyn
19025 Public Awareness and Arts Art Project Grant $100,000 $330,500 $30,000
Inc.
Public Engagement Plan

Worker Skills Upgrading

Roanwell Corporation -
19038 Roanwell Corporation DOL - Existing Employee $48,500 $48,500 $48,500
Existing Employee Training
Training

CSA Group NY CSA Group NY Architects Worker Skills Upgrading

19067 Architects and and Engineers, P.C. - DOL - Existing Employee $72,036 $72,036 $46,715
Engineers, P.C. Existing Employee Training Training

M-Fried Store Fixtures M-Fried Store Fixtures

19210 & Sturdy Store Displays, & Sturdy Store Displays ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $300,000 $2,053,000 $-
Inc. Excelsior

Just Bagels Baking

19232 Just Bagels Baking, LLC ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $234,000 $662,000 $29,809
Excelsior

Worker Skills Upgrading

Wonton Food Inc. - New
19258 Wonton Food Inc. DOL - New Hire (On-the-Job) $20,263 $20,263 $-
Hire/OJT Training
Training

Worker Skills Upgrading

Wonton Food Inc. - Existing
19258 Wonton Food Inc. DOL - Existing Employee $79,737 $79,737 $39,254
Employee Training
Training

19258 Wonton Foods, Inc. Wonton Food Excelsior ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $980,000 $3,490,000 $272,519

NYC Department
Gowanus Canal Sponge Green Innovation Grant
19301 of Environmental EFC $535,000 $1,243,000 $535,000
Park Program
Protection

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 Center for Employment
Worker Skills Upgrading
Center for Employment Opportunities, Inc. -
19389 DOL - Unemployed Worker $54,588 $54,588 $30,790
Opportunities, Inc. Unemployed Worker
Training
Training

Empire State
19422 Oak Point Property, LLC Oak Point Property Capital ESD $400,000 $94,078,896 $-
Development Grant Funds

One Great Theater, Two

19429 Pregones Arts Art Project Grant $90,000 $180,000 $54,000
Great Stages

Nontraditional Employment Worker Skills Upgrading

Nontraditional
19512 for Women - Unemployed DOL - Unemployed Worker $100,000 $100,000 $98,000
Employment for Women
Worker Training Training

New Museum of
19652 IDEAS CITY Arts Art Project Grant $100,000 $1,053,100 $30,000
Contemporary Art

Franklin D. Roosevelt Historic Property

Smallpox Hospital Planning
19775 Four Freedoms Park, Parks Acquisition, Development $200,000 $485,000 $197,910
and Scoping
LLC and Planning

The Marketing Guide and

19822 Theater et al, Inc. Arts Art Project Grant $55,000 $110,000 $55,000
Plan

Queens Borough Queens Tech Zone Local Waterfront

19972 DOS $150,000 $300,000 $150,000
President Strategic Plan Revitalization

Brooklyn Navy
Brooklyn Navy Yard/Steiner Empire State
24973 Yard Development ESD $500,000 $137,100,000 $500,000
Studios Capital Development Grant Funds
Corporation

ROUND III
CFA # Applicant Name Project Name Agency Program Name Award Amount Total Project Cost Funds Dispersed Status

20549 Amazon Corporate LLC Amazon Project Mountain ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $2,000,000 $8,887,500 $565,241

23870 Fairway Bakery, LLC Fairway Bakery Excelsior ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $1,800,000 $12,600,000 $284,055

Church Avenue
Flatbush Neighborhood HCR - New York Main
24556 District Management HCR $200,000 $339,000 $15,000
Revitalization Street (NYMS)
Association

Medidata Solutions
24575 Medidata Solutions, Inc. ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $2,750,000 $38,000,000 $1,739,285
Excelsior

FC + Skanska Modular, FC + Skanska Modular

25222 ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $1,250,000 $6,133,563 $-
LLC Excelsior

Historic Property
Henry Street Historic
26320 Henry Street Settlement Parks Acquisition, Development $500,000 $840,500 $500,000
Preservation Project
and Planning

Greenspace Brooklyn
Downtown Brooklyn ESD - Strategic Planning
26536 Strand Feasibility and ESD $50,000 $100,000 $50,000
Partnership and Feasibility Studies
Design

Flint and Tinder USA, Flint and Tinder USA

26871 ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $100,000 $346,374 $-
Inc. Excelsior

New York State Business

26897 NYU Poly NYU Incubator Network ESD Incubator and Innovation $375,000 $5,473,938 $338,541
Hot Spot Support Program

Arts, Culture & Heritage

26910 Brooklyn Arts Council Creative Coalitions Arts $100,000 $203,000 $100,000
Project Grant

St. George Outlet

Empire State
27050 Development, LLC dba Empire Outlets Capital ESD $3,500,000 $354,524,725 $3,500,000
Development Grant Funds
Empire Outlets

Structured Employment
New York State
27090 Economic Development SEEDCO ONCS $142,566 $282,155 $108,679
AmeriCorps Program
Corporation

Arts, Culture & Heritage

27215 New Museum New Museum Incubator Arts $100,000 $310,000 $74,000
Project Grant

Software and Office Skills New Hire (On-the-Job)

27437 New York Fragrance Inc. DOL $10,000 $50,000 $-
Training Training

Agudath Israel of
Unemployed Worker
27509 America Community Office Operations Training DOL $70,500 $136,500 $70,500
Training
Services, Inc.

36 State of the Region: New York City

 Leap, Inc. dba Brooklyn Commercial Truck Driving Unemployed Worker
27605 DOL $100,000 $226,616 $99,800
Workforce Innovations Training Training

Parker Jewish Institute

Existing Employee
27770 for Health Care and Pain Management Training DOL $18,000 $28,250 $18,000
Training Program
Rehabilitation

HANAC SNAP
28015 HANAC, Inc. OTDA SNAP Opportunities $125,000 $250,000 $222,114
Opportunities Program

Empire State
28017 Hansel 'n Gretel Facility Upgrade ESD $537,701 $3,178,468 $-
Development Excelsior

BSP Greenhouse Farm

28042 BSP Greenhouse, LLC ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $350,000 $4,293,648 $-
Excelsior

NYC Department of Greenbelt Trail Recreational Trails

28090 Parks $192,000 $240,000 $52,844
Parks and Recreation Sustainability Initiative Program

Downstate Biotech New York State Business

Downstate Technology
28206 Business Incubator ESD Incubator and Innovation 375,000 $1,125,000 $375,000
Center
Proposal Hot Spot Support Program

Jamaica Bay Habitat

NYC Department of Local Waterfront
28289 Restoration and Waterfront DOS $395,997 $791,994 $395,997
Parks and Recreation Revitalization Program
Revitalization

St Nicks SNAP
28374 St Nicks Alliance OTDA SNAP Opportunities $300,000 $600,000 $38,916
Opportunities Program

Commercial Truck Driving Unemployed Worker

28442 St. Nicks Alliance Corp. DOL $100,000 $100,000 $15,944
Training Training

NYC Department
Oakwood Beach Habitat Local Waterfront
28468 of Environmental DOS $300,000 $600,000 $293,446
Restoration Revitalization Program
Protection

28570 E. Gluck Corporation E. Gluck Excelsior ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $2,500,000 $21,705,000 $504,866

West Shore Light Rail ESD - Strategic Planning

28656 Staten Island EDC ESD $50,000 $100,000 $50,000
Planning Study and Feasibility Studies

East Gate Visitor Park Acquisition,

New York Botanical
28979 Accessibility and Green Parks Development and $500,000 $6,016,000 $500,000
Garden
Zone Project Planning

Community Services
29240 CAMBA CAMBA DOS $93,358 $116,698 $91,793
Block Grant

Historic Property
The Fathers Heart
29242 FHM Roof 2013 Parks Acquisition, Development $500,000 $1,040,838 $450,000
Ministries
and Planning

AS9100 Quality
Fastener Dimensions Existing Employee
29250 Management System and DOL $90,620 $6,003,820 $87,620
Inc. Training Program
Machine Operation Training

Fastener Dimension
29250 Fastener Dimension, Inc. ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $100,000 $4,803,820 $-
Excelsior

French Institute Alliance Digital Conversion for Film Digital Film Projector
29337 Arts $70,000 $142,381 $70,000
Française Projection Conversion Program

Metropolitan Council on
Metropolitan Council on
29545 Jewish Poverty SNAP OTDA SNAP Opportunities $200,000 $400,000 $-
Jewish Poverty
Opportunities Program

Lutheran Family Health New York State

29608 Community Allies ONCS $179,618 $262,234 $66,934
Centers AmeriCorps Program

Apollo Theater Arts, Culture & Heritage

29893 Fall Festival Funding Arts $74,000 $455,100 $74,000
Foundation Inc Project Grant

Cleaner Greener
New York City Communities (CGC),
Bus Rapid Transit In
29967 Department of NYSERDA Phase II Implementation $2,137,500 $8,750,000 $567,988
Queens
Transportation Grants, Category 3:
Sustainability Projects

Marine Park Seaside Rainwater Harvesting and Green Innovation Grant

30036 EFC $502,900 $122,631 $58,455
Links Reuse Program

Sunnyside Community Unemployed Worker

30094 Home Health Aide Training DOL $34,414 $536,349 $34,414
Services, Inc. Training

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 ShopKeep.com Inc. dba
30295 ShopKeep Excelsior ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $750,000 $1,079,765 $-
ShopKeep POS

TransformRestore Arts, Culture & Heritage

30399 Groundswell Arts $50,000 $162,360 $50,000
Brownsville Project Grant

Research Foundation
of the City University
of New York on behalf Medical Support Unemployed Worker
30598 DOL $50,000 $406,492 $45,116
of Bronx Community Professional Training Training
College Educational
Opportunity Center

The One and Only Coney

30704 Alliance for Coney Island ESD Market New York $225,000 $225,000 $224,738
Campaign Working Capital

Seventh Regiment Epic and Adventurous Work Arts, Culture & Heritage
30862 Arts $74,000 $3,592,521 $74,000
Armory Conservancy Inc for New York Project Grant

Facility Expansion/New
31060 Giumenta Production Capability ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $165,067 $2,526,300 $-
Staffing and Training

Environmental Investment
NYC TAC Technical
31185 ITAC ESD Program - Technical $200,000 $400,000 $-
Assistance 2014-2016
Assistance (TA)

The Bronx Museum of Bronx Museum Community Arts, Culture & Heritage
31410 Arts $100,000 $221,110 $100,000
the Arts Engagement Programs Project Grant

31557 Ralph Rucci, LLC Ralph Rucci - Excelsior ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $411,944 $2,220,000 $-

Home Health Aide and

Cambridge Business Unemployed Worker
31564 Pharmacy Technician DOL $99,600 $99,600 $95,600
Institute Inc. Training
Training

Federation Employment
FEGS SNAP Opportunities
31599 and Guidance Service, OTDA SNAP Opportunities $250,000 $500,000 $-
Program
Inc.

31620 Sailthru, Inc. Sailthru Excelsior ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $750,000 $750,000 $-

Brooklyn Navy Yard Green Innovation Grant

31632 BDG BNY LLC EFC $275,778 $- $-
"Building C" Green Roof Program

Empire State
31800 Triangle Equities Lighthouse Point Capital ESD $1,500,000 $208,998,528 $1,500,000
Development Grant Funds

The Research CCNY Continuing and College Access Challenge

31867 HESC $45,905 $58,950 $39,363
Foundation of CUNY Professional Education Grant

NYC Department of Catalyst Revitalizing Local Waterfront

31870 DOS $350,000 $700,000 $350,000
Parks & Recreation Waterfront Parks Phase IV Revitalization Program

South Bronx Overall

SoBRO SNAP Opportunities
32025 Economic Development OTDA SNAP Opportunities $125,000 $250,000 $221,520
Program
Corporation

Northern Manhattan
College Access Challenge
32041 Improvement College Access HESC $50,000 $50,000 $50,000
Grant
Corporation

Downtown Community Digital Film Projector

32046 Cinema Expansion Project Arts $100,000 $490,750 $100,000
Television Center, Inc. Conversion Program

Foodsaver New York,

New Hire (On-the-Job)
32058 Inc. dba Terminal Operations Training DOL $3,360 $3,931,520 $-
Training
Seafood & Meats

Lean Manufacturing and Existing Employee

32193 Dayton Industries, Inc. DOL $37,400 $73,677 $37,400
Office Operations Training Training Program

World Business Lenders, World Business Lenders

32373 ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $750,000 $1,437,500 $-
LLC Excelsior

ESD Technical Assistance

Closing the Gap: Classroom
CUNY Research and Training Grants -
32416 to Career Program Working ESD $100,000 $115,534 $99,999
Foundation Opportunity Agenda
Capital
Projects

Creativity Technology Arts, Culture & Heritage

32452 Harvestworks Arts $100,000 $275,000 $100,000
Enterprise Project Grant

Anthology Film Archives, Digital Film Projector

32675 Digital Projection System Arts $62,660 $62,660 $62,660
Inc Conversion Program

38 State of the Region: New York City

 New York State Business
Queens Tech Certified
32690 Queens Tech Incubator ESD Incubator and Innovation $375,000 $1,125,000 $-
Business Incubator
Hot Spot Support Program

Research Foundation
Information Technology
of the City University
Support Management Unemployed Worker
32758 of New York on behalf DOL $50,000 $178,744 $49,977
and Renewable Energy Training
of Bronx Community
Programs Training
College

ADP/Automatic Data
34918 ADP Titanium Excelsior ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $2,000,000 $11,536,594 $1,378,666
Processing

ROUND IV
CFA # Applicant Name Project Name Agency Program Name Award Amount Total Project Cost Funds Dispersed Status

26332 L'OREAL USA L'Oreal USA Excelsior ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $5,500,000 $62,000,000 $1,150,507

Public Works Program Arts, Culture & Heritage

30282 The Public Theater Arts $76,000 $768,500 $60,800
Expansion Project Grant

The Gap Global Creativity

36054 GPS Services, Inc. ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $720,000 $1,120,000 $364,000
Center Excelsior

Orchard Enterprises Orchard Enterprises NY

36618 ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $700,000 $- $-
NY, Inc. Excelsior

36845 Meetup, Inc. Meetup.com Excelsior ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $750,000 $1,103,640 $-

McGraw-Hill Education
36861 McGraw-Hill Education ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $2,600,000 $5,100,000 $76,692
Excelsior

ESD - Strategic Planning

37176 Lower East Side DMA LESBID- GreenHub Study ESD $20,000 $40,000 $20,000
and Feasibility Studies

37948 Square, Inc. Square Excelsior ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $5,000,000 $6,618,000 $152,482

38292 Brooks Brothers Brooks Brothers Excelsior ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $700,000 $2,434,000 $-

Apollo Theater WOW (Women of the World) Arts, Culture & Heritage
38642 Arts $60,000 $588,205 $60,000
Foundation, Inc. Harlem Festival Project Grant

Park Acquisition,
38656 The Trust for Public Land QueensWay Design Parks Development and $443,750 $887,500 $293,011
Planning

Comprehensive Health Comprehensive Health

38853 ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $1,000,000 $6,000,000 $-
Management, Inc. Management Excelsior

235-237 West 125th Empire State

38940 Victoria Theater Capital ESD $1,500,000 $164,356,368 $1,500,000
Street Partners, LLC Development Grant Funds

38960 New York Wheel, LLC The Wheel Working Capital ESD Market New York $1,550,000 $2,575,000 $30,003

The New York Botanical Conservatory Green Green Innovation Grant

39004 EFC $882,000 $980,000 $882,000
Garden Parking Retrofit Program

Long Island City ESD - Strategic Planning

39206 LIC Partnership Study ESD $100,000 $350,000 $100,000
Partnership and Feasibility Studies

Jos H. Lowenstein & Jos H. Lowenstein & Sons

39237 ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $100,000 $2,610,000 $6,757
Sons, Inc. Excelsior

Leap, Inc. dba Brooklyn Unemployed Worker

39304 Commercial Driver Training DOL $100,000 $234,298 $99,850
Workforce Innovations Training Program

South Shore Study Working ESD - Strategic Planning

39457 Staten Island EDC ESD $50,000 $100,000 $50,000
Capital and Feasibility Studies

CUNY Hub for

New York City Innovation New York State Innovation
39471 Innovation and ESD $750,000 $2,250,000 $738,679
Hot Spot at CUNY Hot Spot Support Program
Entrepreneurship

American Museum of Programming on Pan-Asian Arts, Culture & Heritage

39571 Arts $60,000 $157,841 $48,000
Natural History Themes Project Grant

Cleaner Greener
Communities (CGC),
North Riverdale Phase II Implementation
Riverdale Smart Growth
39588 Merchant Business NYSERDA Grants, Category 2: $100,000 $137,500 $100,000
Plan
Association Planning & Technical
Assistance - Round 2 (CFA
Round 4)

Thalia Spanish Theatre, Enhance Marketing & Workforce Investment

39676 Arts $49,500 $61,875 $49,500
Inc. Promotion Capacity Program

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 Arbons Arts Center 2015 Arts, Culture & Heritage
39740 Henry Street Settlement Arts $76,000 $210,000 $60,800
Centennial Marketing Project Grant

40016 Steuben Foods Inc Steuben Foods Excelsior ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $200,000 $2,181,250 $-

Whitney Museum of New Building Marketing Arts, Culture & Heritage

40132 Arts $76,000 $200,000 $60,800
American Art Plan Project Grant

Information Technology Community Services

40153 Per Scholas, Inc. DOS $200,000 $250,000 $180,888
Training Block Grant

Information Technology Unemployed Worker

40153 Per Scholas, Inc. DOL $100,000 $1,173,795 $48,709
Training Training Program

Empire State
40161 Per Scholas Per Scholas Capital ESD $500,000 $2,830,000 $-
Development Grant Funds

Strategic Plan Arts, Culture & Heritage

40204 Second Stage Theatre Arts $52,100 $137,000 $41,680
Implementation Project Grant

Expand Marketing & Workforce Investment

40207 The Bushwick Starr, Inc. Arts $18,000 $30,000 $18,000
Outreach Capacity Program

Performance Space
Performance Space Artistic Program Capital
40276 122 Lighting Design Arts $49,500 $105,401 $49,500
122, Inc. Equipment
Enhancement

Theater/Dance Floor Artistic Program Capital

40294 St. Ann's Warehouse, Inc. Arts $49,500 $1,339,537 $49,500
Acquisition Equipment

NYC Department of Mariners Arlington Marsh Local Waterfront

40310 DOS $200,000 $400,000 $200,000
Parks & Recreation Master Plan Revitalization Program

New York Classical Strengthen Development & Workforce Investment

40313 Arts $49,500 $120,000 $49,500
Theatre, Inc. Fundraising Capabilities Program

New York Theatre Artistic Program Capital

40423 Audio Systems Upgrade Arts $10,500 $21,000 $10,500
Workshop Equipment

Facilities Upgrade and Artistic Program Capital

40476 The New 42nd Street Arts $20,200 $40,500 $20,200
Expansion Equipment

Dance Notation Bureau, Strengthen Educational Workforce Investment

40494 Arts $28,100 $37,500 $28,100
Inc. Programming Program

Open Source Gallery, Enhance Development & Workforce Investment

40551 Arts $47,000 $60,000 $47,000
Inc. Community Outreach Program

Brooklyn Navy
Building 77- Brooklyn Navy Empire State
40576 Yard Development ESD $1,000,000 $169,675,952 $1,000,000
Yard Capital Development Grant Funds
Corporation

NYC Department of Harlem River Park Local Waterfront

40795 DOS $250,000 $500,000 $219,325
Parks & Recreation Greenway Link Revitalization Program

Myrtle Avenue
HCR - New York Main
40817 Revitalization Project Myrtle Ave NYMS 2014 HCR $250,000 $486,960 $250,000
Street (NYMS)
LDC

The Harlem Chamber

The Harlem Chamber Technology Improvements
41329 Players Technology Arts $2,400 $4,281 $2,400
Players, Inc. Program
Improvements

41404 SGFW Bakers, Inc. Israel Biegels Excelsior ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $96,000 $96,000 $29,809

Sunnyside Community Unemployed Worker

41406 Home Health Aide Training DOL $34,486 $613,275 $8,294
Services, Inc. Training Program

The Bronx River Urban

NYC Department of Local Waterfront
41430 Forest Revitalization and DOS $256,612 $513,224 $256,612
Parks & Recreation Revitalization Program
Job Skills Training

Young Jean Lees Strengthen Operating Workforce Investment

41437 Arts $49,500 $49,500 $49,500
Theater Company Capacity Program

Josephine Herrick Strengthen Programmatic Workforce Investment

41556 Arts $49,500 $61,875 $49,500
Project Offerings & Partnerships Program

41693 Doran Jones at UDC Doran Jones UDC ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $1,000,000 $1,000,000 $-

Hostos Community Unemployed Worker

41901 Medical Technician Training DOL $100,000 $100,000 $99,377
College Training Program

40 State of the Region: New York City

 Cleaner Greener
Communities (CGC),
Smart Parking Advancing
NYC Department of Phase II Implementation
41973 Comprehensive NYSERDA $225,000 $300,000 $112,536
Parks & Recreation Grants, Category 2:
Environmental Sustainability
Planning & Technical
Assistance - Round 2

Mobo Systems OLO

42035 Mobo Systems, Inc. ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $500,000 $893,154 $15,539
Excelsior

Historic Property
New Life Fellowship New Life Fellowship Church
42208 Parks Acquisition, Development $500,000 $1,115,755 $500,000
Church Restoration
and Planning

Arthur Avenue Market ESD - Strategic Planning

42339 Bronx Overall EDC ESD $25,000 $75,000 $24,997
Study and Feasibility Studies

Bronx Community
College, Bronx Direct Support Professional Unemployed Worker
42420 DOL $50,000 $450,688 $2,558
Educational Opportunity Training Training Program
Center

42435 Genius Media, Inc. Genius Media Excelsior ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $300,000 $300,000 $27,598

Support Administration & Workforce Investment

42458 Alwan Foundation, Inc. Arts $47,500 $66,528 $47,500
Planning Program

42543 Precision Gear Inc Precision Gear Excelsior ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $225,000 $5,870,000 $-

Supervision, Customer
RCN Telecom Services Existing Employee
42557 Service and Team Building DOL $78,000 $186,060 $78,000
of New York, LP Training Program
Training

Mark DeGarmo
Expand Marketing & Public Workforce Investment
42558 DancersDynamic Forms, Arts $49,500 $49,500 $49,500
Relations Capacity Program
Inc.

Lean Operations, Quality Existing Employee

42604 Terrafina LLC DOL $100,000 $2,058,211 $16,160
and Management Training Training Program

42604 Terrafina LLC Terrafina Excelsior ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $100,000 $1,310,000 $-

The City Lore Visitors Arts, Culture & Heritage

42615 City Lore, Inc. Arts $58,100 $155,000 $58,100
Center Expansion Project Grant

G.A.L. Manufacturing Operations, Quality, and Existing Employee

42632 DOL $100,000 $10,700,000 $49,865
Corporation Software Training Training Program

G.A.L. Manufacuturing G.A.L. Manufacturing

42632 ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $350,000 $8,050,000 $-
Corporation Excelsior

Multi Media and Tech Boot Arts, Culture & Heritage

42756 Rooftop Films, Inc. Arts $7,800 $20,400 $7,800
Camp Training Project Grant

The Brooklyn Brewery Empire State

42757 Brooklyn Brewery Capital II ESD $2,000,000 $137,000,000 $-
Corporation Development Grant Funds

The Brooklyn Brewery

42757 Brooklyn Brewery Excelsior ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $4,000,000 $137,000,000 $-
Corporation

Saw Mill Creek Pilot Local Waterfront

42795 NYCEDC DOS $1,000,000 $2,000,000 $993,510
Wetland Mitigation Bank Revitalization Program

The Port Authority of JFK Air Cargo Phase I Empire State

42816 ESD $500,000 $94,000,000 $-
NY & NJ Capital Development Grant Funds

Jos. H. Lowenstein and Entry-level Production New Hire Training

42952 DOL $6,000 $388,712 $-
Sons, Inc. Training Program

Jos. H. Lowenstein and Management and Existing Employee

42952 DOL $92,858 $388,712 $92,858
Sons, Inc. Operations Training Training Program

Foodsaver New York,

Management and Existing Employee
42959 Inc. dba Terminal DOL $10,500 $15,540 $10,500
Operations Training Training Program
Seafood & Meats

Pregones Theater and PLATAFORMA, The

Arts, Culture & Heritage
42998 Puerto Rican Traveling Bronx Broadway Theater Arts $60,000 $275,000 $48,000
Project Grant
Theater Showcase

Research Foundation
Information Technology
of CUNY on behalf Unemployed Worker
43004 Support Management DOL $50,000 $168,916 $50,000
of Bronx Community Training Program
Training
College

Lady M Confections Lady M Confections

43101 ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $275,000 $621,550 $-
Co., Ltd. Excelsior

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 Increase Organizational Workforce Investment
43105 The Jazz Gallery Arts $44,000 $44,000 $44,000
Visibility Program

Cleaner Greener
Communities (CGC),
NYC Mayor's Office of Energy Efficiency Market
Phase II Implementation
43226 Long Term Planning and Integration and Assistance NYSERDA $3,531,250 $10,334,010 $3,531,250
Grants, Category 3:
Sustainability Program
Sustainability Projects -
Round 2

Cambridge Business Certified Nurse Aide Unemployed Worker

43350 DOL $99,750 $99,750 $99,750
Institute Inc. Training Training Program

43376 KGBL, MFG, Inc. KGBL, MFG, Inc. ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $120,000 $2,652,000 $-

Cosmoledo LLC dba Baking and Bakery New Hire Training

43382 DOL $100,000 $60,000,000 $-
Maison Kayser Machinery Training Program

43382 Cosmoledo LLC Cosmoledo Excelsior ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $450,000 $5,920,977 $-

Alliance Computing Solar Panel Installation Unemployed Worker

43406 DOL $99,000 $99,000 $99,000
Solutions, Inc. Training Training Program

Corona Youth Music Expand Programming Workforce Investment

43431 Arts $36,000 $48,000 $36,000
Project, Inc. Capabilities Program

National Urban League Empire State

43518 National Urban League ESD $2,500,000 $261,700,000 $-
Capital Development Grant Funds

44308 Buzzfeed, Inc. Buzzfeed Excelsior ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $4,000,000 $4,000,000 $819,814

ROUND V
CFA # Applicant Name Project Name Agency Program Name Award Amount Total Project Cost Funds Dispersed Status

Cave Canem Foundation Council on the Arts -

23987 Cave Canem Arts $49,500 $74,250 $49,500
Inc Workforce Investment

Cleaner Greener
Communities (CGC),
Phase II Implementation
Greener Greater Buildings
32252 NYCEEC NYSERDA Grants, Category 3: $500,000 $2,515,000 $500,000
Plan Accelerator
Community-Scale
Sustainability Projects -
Round 3

JAND, Inc. d/b/a Warby

46875 Warby Parker - Excelsior ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $3,520,000 $3,520,000 $467,950
Parker

47343 Equicycle, LLC Equicycle Excelsior ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $320,000 $320,000 $-

47818 Casper Sleep, Inc. Casper Sleep Excelsior ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $3,100,000 $1,050,000 $1,278,561

47937 Cellectis Inc. Cellectis SA Excelsior ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $575,000 $575,000 $259,718

48765 Pond5 Pond5 Excelsior ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $750,000 $750,000 $-

48980 OnDeck Capital, Inc. OnDeck Excelsior ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $5,500,000 $5,500,000 $-

Fusion Media Network Fusion Media Network

49537 ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $840,000 $1,600,000 $-
LLC Excelsior

50466 Rent the Runway, Inc. Rent the Runway Excelsior ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $4,046,000 $13,600,000 $182,858

Queens Economic New York State Business

QEDC NYS Certified
50554 Development ESD Incubator Support $375,000 $1,125,000 $375,000
Business Incubator
Corporation Program

The TriCentric Expanded Marketing and Council on the Arts -

50607 Arts $15,000 $35,000 $15,000
Foundation Outreach Capacity Workforce Investment

African Voices Expanded Development Council on the Arts -

50997 Arts $45,000 $66,000 $45,000
Communications Capacity Workforce Investment

Council on the Arts

Roundabout Theatre Technical Theatre Career - Arts, Culture and
50998 Arts $90,000 $446,663 $90,000
Company Development Heritage New Initiatives -
Implementation

Expanded Programmatic Council on the Arts -

51098 Exploring the Metropolis Arts $49,500 $65,000 $49,500
and Outreach Capacity Workforce Investment

Expanded Development Council on the Arts -

51355 Jack Arts Arts $48,000 $67,236 $48,000
Capacity Workforce Investment

51601 Spreemo Commercial Expansion ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $600,000 $253,500 $-

42 State of the Region: New York City

 Expanded Programmatic Council on the Arts -
51654 Big Dance Theater Arts $49,500 $90,000 $49,500
Capacity Workforce Investment

WHBI LLC dba Harlem Empire State

51905 Harlem Biospace Capital ESD $1,500,000 $6,575,000 $-
Biospace Development Grant Funds

Asian American Arts Expanded Development Council on the Arts -

51974 Arts $49,500 $103,950 $49,500
Alliance Capacity Workforce Investment

52294 Vice Media LLC Vice Media Excelsior ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $6,500,000 $12,000,000 $2,461,235

Northfield Community HCR - New York Main

52430 Port Richmond Main Street HCR $392,375 $800,600 $302,375
LDC of Staten Island Street (NYMS)

NSH Services, Inc. FKA

Galderma Laboratories
52522 Galderma Laboratories, ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $1,000,000 $12,500,000 $-
Excelsior
LP

The New York Botanical NYBG- Haupt Conservatory Empire State

52729 ESD $250,000 $14,850,000 $-
Garden Capital Development Grant Funds

Brooklyn Greenway Waterfront Greenway Local Waterfront

52783 DOS $1,820,000 $5,980,000 $163,014
Initiative, Inc. Phase 5 Revitalization Program

52888 Edenworks Business Expansion ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $128,000 $14,213,806 $-

Leap, Inc. dba Brooklyn Unemployed Worker

52938 Commercial Driver Training DOL $99,985 $284,943 $99,685
Workforce Innovations Training Program

Empire State
52948 New York University NYU Veterans Incubator ESD $1,000,000 $4,750,000 $-
Development Grant Funds

Council on the Arts

- Arts, Culture and
53323 The Public Theater Public Works Arts $63,000 $902,500 $63,000
Heritage New Initiatives -
Implementation

St. George Outlet

Empire State
53432 Development, LLC dba Empire Outlets Capital ESD $1,000,000 $354,524,725 $1,000,000
Development Grant Funds
Empire Outlets

St. George Outlet St. George Outlet

53432 Development, LLC dba Development Market NY ESD Market New York $875,000 $354,524,725 $-
Empire Outlets Capital

The Brooklyn Brewery Brooklyn Brewery Staten Empire State

53484 ESD $1,500,000 $137,000,000 $-
Corporation Island Facility 2015 Development Grant Funds

Expanded Programmatic Council on the Arts -

53633 The Brick Theater Arts $49,500 $70,000 $39,690
Capacity Workforce Investment

NYC Department of Harlem River Watershed Local Waterfront

53740 DOS $350,000 $700,000 $349,999
Parks & Recreation Plan - Bronx Side Revitalization Program

Bronx Educational Direct Support Professional Unemployed Worker

53741 DOL $87,426 $614,871 $-
Opportunity Center Training Training Program

Council on the Arts - Arts,

Josephine Herrick Expanded Veterans
53846 Arts Culture and Heritage New $46,357 $46,920 $46,357
Project Programming
Initiatives - Planning

Historic Property
53922 St. Anselm's Church Church Rehabilitation Parks Acquisition, Development $500,000 $1,232,170 $500,000
and Planning

Council on the Arts

Programming in Brooklyn - Arts, Culture and
53966 St Ann's Warehouse Arts $63,000 $565,523 $63,000
Bridge Park Heritage New Initiatives -
Implementation

Coney Island Day Tripper's

54081 Alliance for Coney Island ESD Market New York $83,018 $368,376 $58,113
Campaign Working Capital

Opportunities for a Unemployed Worker

54082 Work Readiness Training DOL $100,000 $100,000 $-
Better Tomorrow, Inc. Training Program

Empire State
54094 Silvercup Studios, Inc. Silvercup Studios Capital ESD $1,600,000 $17,579,956 $1,600,000
Development Grant Funds

Mid Bronx Senior Unemployed Worker

54139 Pre-apprenticeship Training DOL $100,000 $410,450 $97,403
Citizens Council Inc. Training Program

General Society
The General Society Historic Property
of Mechanics and
54156 Library Skylight and Roof Parks Acquisition, Development $500,000 $1,416,920 $-
Tradesmen in the City of
Replacement and Planning
New York

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 Council on the Arts
- Arts, Culture and
54349 Carnegie Hall The Somewhere Project Arts $90,000 $1,853,404 $90,000
Heritage New Initiatives -
Implementation

Empire State
54433 BioBAT, Inc. BioBAT Capital ESD $300,000 $5,069,288 $300,000
Development Grant Funds

Council on the Arts

BLITZ(Bronx Latin Jazz) - Arts, Culture and
54465 Casita Maria Arts $54,000 $127,960 $54,000
Performances Heritage New Initiatives -
Implementation

Southwest Brooklyn
Southwest Brooklyn
Industrial Development ESD - Strategic Planning
54557 Industrial Development ESD $50,000 $100,000 $50,000
Corporation Working and Feasibility Studies
Corporation
Capital

Cleaner Greener
Communities (CGC),
Phase II Implementation
NYSERDA 3 Greener
54612 CALSTART, INC NYSERDA Grants, Category 3: $1,500,000 $4,284,145 $654,076
Cleaner Communities
Community-Scale
Sustainability Projects -
Round 3

Koppers Specialty Koppers Specialty

54622 ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $556,000 $4,065,000 $-
Chocolates Co., Inc. Chocolate Excelsior

Historic Property
54737 SS Columbia Project SS Columbia Restoration Parks Acquisition, Development $500,000 $1,245,050 $75,858
and Planning

Council on the Arts

Mark Morris Dance - Arts, Culture and
54818 Brownsville Dance Project Arts $36,000 $167,006 $36,000
Group Heritage New Initiatives -
Implementation

Tower Isles Frozen

54860 Tower Isles Foods Capital ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $512,000 $10,510,000 $-
Foods, Ltd

American Museum of
54890 AMNH-Glider Center ESD Market New York $1,000,000 $36,850,000 $-
Natural History

NYC Department of Shoreline Parks Plan for the Local Waterfront

54904 DOS $415,000 $830,000 $-
Parks & Recreation East Shore of Staten Island Revitalization Program

Willie Mae Rock Camp Expanded Programmatic Council on the Arts -

54987 Arts $49,500 $61,874 $49,500
for Girls Capacity Workforce Investment

Nontraditional Construction Worker Unemployed Worker

55014 DOL $100,000 $1,184,015 $9,524
Employment for Women Training Training Program

NYC Department of Freshkills Park Community Local Waterfront

55094 DOS $280,106 $560,212 $-
Parks & Recreation Hub Revitalization Program

Cleaner Greener
Communities (CGC),
NYS Community Phase II Implementation
55294 Solar One Partnership for NYC and NYSERDA Grants, Category 3: $2,902,488 $3,869,984 $2,902,488
Long Island Community-Scale
Sustainability Projects -
Round 3

NYC Municipal Separate Water Quality

NYC Department of
55434 Storm Sewer Systems DEC Improvement Project $257,575 $343,575 $45,418
Parks & Recreation
(MS4) Mapping Project (WQIP) Program

Hunts Point Cooperative Hunts Point Cooperative Empire State

55438 ESD $1,000,000 $9,200,000 $-
Market, Inc. Market Capital Development Grant Funds

Mount Sinai MedTech New York State Business

Icahn School of
55472 NYS Certified Business ESD Incubator Support $375,000 $1,125,000 $375,000
Medicine at Mount Sinai
Incubator Program

55583 FXE Industries, Inc. FXE Industries Excelsior ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $460,000 $14,089,280 $-

West Harlem
Environmental Action, Asbestos and Safety Unemployed Worker
55663 DOL $100,000 $100,000 $96,670
Inc. dba WE ACT for Training Training Program
Environmental Justice

Brooklyn Navy
Smart Cities Innovation Empire State
55778 Yard Development ESD $750,000 $6,334,144 $552,480
Center Development Grant Funds
Corporation

44 State of the Region: New York City

 Council on the Arts and Council on the Arts - Arts,
55791 Humanities for Staten The Working Waterfront Arts Culture and Heritage New $49,500 $49,500 $49,500
Island Initiatives - Planning

Alliance Computing Nurse and Home Health Unemployed Worker

55835 DOL $99,800 $99,800 $99,800
Solutions, Inc. Aide Training Training Program

NYC Department of Green Innovation Grant

56050 NYC Porous Sidewalk Pilot EFC $1,200,000 $708,387 $-
Transportation Program

Rockaway Development
Information Technology Unemployed Worker
56066 and Revitalization DOL $100,000 $575,700 $-
Training Training Program
Corporation

Theatre of the Expanded Programming Council on the Arts -

56108 Arts $34,000 $72,488 $34,000
Oppressed NYC and Marketing Capacity Workforce Investment

Council on the Arts

Groundswell Community - Arts, Culture and
56115 Public Art, Public Housing Arts $31,500 $550,000 $31,500
Mural Project Heritage New Initiatives -
Implementation

Allied Business EKG and Phlebotomy Unemployed Worker

56159 DOL $99,500 $99,500 $99,500
Solutions, Inc. Training Training Program

Historic Property
Intrepid Museum Intrepid Museum: Bringing
56245 Parks Acquisition, Development $250,000 $500,000 $-
Foundation History to Life
and Planning

New-York Historical
56265 Sweat Equity Capital I ESD Market New York $500,000 $21,100,000 $500,000
Society

New-York Historical Empire State

56265 Sweat Equity Capital II ESD $500,000 $21,100,000 $500,000
Society Development Grant Funds

Empire State
56285 Boyce Technologies, Inc. Boyce Technologies Capital ESD $1,000,000 $32,013,158 $1,000,000
Development Grant Funds

Boyce Technologies
56285 Boyce Technologies, Inc. ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $1,635,000 $32,013,158 $328,504
Excelsior

Expanded Operational Council on the Arts -

56297 UpBeat NYC Arts $49,500 $495,000 $49,500
Capacity Workforce Investment

Queens Borough
56420 NYS Pavilion Capital ESD Market New York $1,000,000 $8,095,000 $-
President's Office

Queens Borough Empire State

56420 NYS Pavilion Capital ESD $500,000 $8,095,000 $-
President's Office Development Grant Funds

Expanded Operational Council on the Arts -

56479 PortSide NewYork Arts $49,500 $66,000 $49,500
Capacity Workforce Investment

New York State Business

NYDesigns at LaGuardia NY Designs NYS Certified
56545 ESD Incubator Support $375,000 $1,125,000 $375,000
Community College Business Incubator
Program

Council on the Arts

21 Islands: A Global Arts - Arts, Culture and
56568 Pregones Theater Arts $63,000 $300,000 $63,000
Stage for the South Bronx Heritage New Initiatives -
Implementation

Genesus One Enterprise Construction Worker Special Populations

56589 DOL $50,000 $111,600 $15,393
Inc. Training Training Program

Clean Solutions Building Maintenance New Hire Training

56809 DOL $35,000 $100,000 $-
Technologies, Inc. Training Program

Pratt Institute Fashion New York State Business

56879 Pratt Institute and Design NYS Certified ESD Incubator Support $375,000 $1,125,000 $375,000
Business Incubator Program

56904 Bright Power, Inc. Bright Power, Inc. ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $970,000 $1,168,000 $-

Information Technology Unemployed Worker

56935 Per Scholas, Inc. DOL $100,000 $4,208,908 $83,245
Training Training Program

Cleaner Greener
Getting to 80 x 50 Communities (CGC),
New York City
Energy Efficiency Green Phase II Implementation
Department of
56950 Infrastructure and NYSERDA Grants, Category 3: $738,397 $11,840,114 $491,486
Environmental
Water Conservation in Community-Scale
Protection
Southeastern Queens Sustainability Projects -
Round 3

2022 Annual Report 45

 Council on the Arts
Lower East Side Beyond the Melting Pot - Arts, Culture and
56952 Arts $90,000 $257,186 $90,000
Tenement Museum Exhibit Heritage New Initiatives -
Implementation

Covenant House/Under Health Care, Hospitality and Special Populations

57031 DOL $100,000 $275,400 $15,471
21 Culinary Training Training Program

Empire State
57229 Cosmoledo LLC Cosmoledo Capital ESD $500,000 $20,295,000 $-
Development Grant Funds

57229 Cosmoledo LLC Cosmoledo Excelsior ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $250,000 $20,295,000 $-

Construction Worker Unemployed Worker

57264 St. Nicks Alliance Corp. DOL $50,000 $250,000 $46,789
Training Training Program

Construction Worker Special Populations

57264 St. Nicks Alliance Corp. DOL $50,000 $250,000 $45,670
Training Training Program

New York Harbor Empire State

57289 Billion Oyster Capital ESD $250,000 $2,500,000 $-
Foundation Development Grant Funds

Empire State
57310 Per Scholas Per Scholas Capital ESD $114,000 $348,800 $100,000
Development Grant Funds

Empire State
57328 Placeful Company, Inc. La Marqueta ESD $250,000 $3,610,000 $-
Development Grant Funds

Empire State
57398 Cambridge BioLabs LLC Cambridge BioLabs Capital ESD $2,000,000 $20,880,000 $-
Development Grant Funds

Council on the Arts - Arts,

Collections Website
57409 Anthology Film Archives Arts Culture and Heritage New $39,520 $40,000 $39,520
Planning
Initiatives - Planning

Expanded Development Council on the Arts -

57413 The LIT Fund Arts $32,000 $40,000 $32,000
Capacity Workforce Investment

Council on the Arts - Arts,

Society of the Theater + ArtsFestival
57551 Arts Culture and Heritage New $49,500 $99,500 $49,500
Educational Arts Planning
Initiatives - Planning

Brooklyn Navy
Empire State
57607 Yard Development Media Campus IV Capital ESD $1,000,000 $70,015,000 $-
Development Grant Funds
Corporation

Mixteca Organization, ESD - Strategic Planning

57627 La Cocina Study ESD $25,000 $50,000 $-
Inc. and Feasibility Studies

Sutphin Blvd Business Sutphin Blvd BID Facade HCR - New York Main
57757 HCR $300,000 $434,735 $9,000
Improvement District Improvement Project Street (NYMS)

ROUND VI
CFA # Applicant Name Project Name Agency Program Name Award Amount Total Project Cost Funds Dispersed Status

Fellowship Workforce Council on the Arts -

25026 HB Studio Arts $25,000 $32,500 $25,000
Expansion Workforce Investment

Council on the Arts -

Administrative Workforce
56246 Triangle Arts Association Arts Workforce Investment $30,000 $42,255 $30,000
Expansion
(Round 06)

Voodoo Manufacturing, Voodoo Manufacturing

62077 ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $200,000 $148,000 $-
Inc. Excelsior RC6

Click Therapeutics
62626 Click Therapeutics, Inc. Research & Development ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $500,000 $500,000 $19,230
Excelsior RC6

Administrative Workforce Council on the Arts -

63393 Flux Factory Arts $49,500 $66,000 $49,500
Expansion Workforce Investment

Lower East Side Tenement Museum Under

63582 ESD Market New York $204,600 $272,800 $204,600
Tenement Museum One Roof Working Capital

Leap, Inc. dba Brooklyn Sector Focused Skills Unemployed Worker

63647 DOL $99,850 $240,885 $95,870
Workforce Innovations Training and Job Placement Training Program

China Institute in China Institute in America Empire State

63677 ESD $675,000 $4,004,375 $-
America, Inc. Capital Development Grant Funds

Waterfront-A Special Exhibit

Brooklyn Historical
63912 Working Capital Market ESD Market New York $176,283 $235,044 $176,283
Society
NY RC6

46 State of the Region: New York City

 Brooklyn Historical Brooklyn Historical Society Empire State
63912 ESD $170,000 $1,064,443 $170,000
Society Working Capital Development Grant Funds

The Firehouse on Henry Empire State

63968 Henry Street Settlement ESD $1,000,000 $5,005,537 $-
Street Capital Development Grant Funds

Pitkin Avenue
Pitkin Avenue Renaissance HCR - New York Main
64303 District Management HCR $250,000 $893,500 $250,000
Program Street (NYMS)
Association

Reformed Protestant Environmental Protection

Church House
64343 Dutch Church of Parks Fund: Parks, Preservation $500,000 $2,039,888 $-
Rehabilitation
Flatbush and Heritage Grants

Sunnyside Community SCS Home Health Aide Special Populations

64386 DOL $100,000 $134,324 $18,215
Services Training Program Training Program

New York Foundation for Fellowship Workforce Council on the Arts -

64419 Arts $25,000 $36,800 $25,000
the Arts Expansion Workforce Investment

Administrative Workforce Council on the Arts -

64492 Notes in Motion Arts $25,000 $36,563 $25,000
Expansion Workforce Investment

Bronx River Media Bronx River Media Group Empire State

64581 ESD $1,200,000 $56,241,236 $-
Group LLC Capital Development Grant Funds

Parker Jewish Institute

Palliative Care Training and Existing Employee
64597 for Health Care and DOL $35,400 $49,500 $35,400
Education Training Program
Rehabilitation

Workforce Development Special Populations

64694 Sustainable South Bronx DOL $100,000 $211,911 $21,597
Training Training Program

Manhattan Class Fellowship Workforce Council on the Arts -

64702 Arts $26,000 $84,900 $26,000
Company Expansion Workforce Investment

Administrative Workforce Council on the Arts -

64775 The New Festival Arts $39,500 $66,000 $39,500
Expansion Workforce Investment

Empire State
64877 Selfiepay, Inc. Selfiepay Capital RC6 ESD $500,000 $1,150,000 $-
Development Grant Funds

Council on the Arts

Implementation of
Josephine Herrick - Arts, Culture and
64903 Expansion of Veterans Arts $50,000 $100,450 $12,500
Project Heritage New Initiatives -
Programming
Implementation

St. Lukes Chamber Fellowship Workforce Council on the Arts -

64923 Arts $28,000 $43,750 $28,000
Ensemble Inc Expansion Workforce Investment

Fortunes Employment Special Populations

64928 The Fortune Society DOL $100,000 $100,000 $47,730
Services Training Program

NYC Department of Harlem Lane Playground Local Waterfront

65014 DOS $950,000 $1,900,000 $39,623
Parks & Recreation Waterfront Access Revitalization Program

American Museum of 2016 AMNH Market NY

65022 ESD Market New York $1,000,000 $6,475,701 $-
Natural History Capital RC6

NYC Department of Howland Hook Marine Empire State

65024 ESD $2,430,000 $6,875,000 $-
Small Business Services Terminal Capital Development Grant Funds

Fellowship Workforce Council on the Arts -

65050 Historic Districts Council Arts $37,500 $50,400 $37,500
Expansion Workforce Investment

Parker Jewish Institute

Renovation of Simulation/ Empire State
65126 for Health Care ESD $50,000 $460,739 $-
Skills Lab Development Grant Funds
Rehabilitation

Asian American Writers Administrative Workforce Council on the Arts -

65319 Arts $32,500 $43,580 $32,500
Workshop Expansion Workforce Investment

Staten Island Institute of Staten Island Museum

65328 ESD Market New York $77,976 $502,984 $-
Arts & Science Capital II

Staten Island Institute of Staten Island Museum Empire State

65328 ESD $45,000 $502,984 $45,000
Arts & Science Capital I Development Grant Funds

Alliance of Resident Fellowship Workforce Council on the Arts -

65335 Arts $30,500 $57,459 $30,500
Theatres Expansion Workforce Investment

Brooklyn Bridge Plaza

65356 Brooklyn Bridge Park ESD Market New York $740,000 $9,250,000 $-
Market NY Capital RC6

Environmental Protection
65356 Brooklyn Bridge Park Brooklyn Bridge Plaza Parks Fund: Parks, Preservation $500,000 $9,250,000 $-
and Heritage Grants

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 Fellowship Workforce Council on the Arts -
65418 BRIC Arts $49,500 $394,640 $49,500
Expansion Workforce Investment

New York Classical Administrative Workforce Council on the Arts -

65486 Arts $32,500 $53,825 $32,500
Theatre, Inc. Expansion Workforce Investment

Council on the Arts

Apollo Women of the World - Arts, Culture and
65490 Apollo Theater Arts $75,000 $278,312 $18,750
Festival 2017 Heritage New Initiatives -
Implementation

Ghetto Film School Culture Empire State

65577 Ghetto Film School Inc. ESD $180,000 $450,000 $-
& Media Center Capital Development Grant Funds

Empire State
65635 Galvanize, Inc. Galvanize Capital ESD $1,300,000 $8,400,000 $-
Development Grant Funds

Mid-Bronx Senior Mid-Bronx Construction Unemployed Worker

65728 DOL $100,000 $250,975 $-
Citizens Council, Inc. Training Program Training Program

Council on the Arts - Arts,

Harvestworks Digital Art, Data and Ecology at
65812 Arts Culture and Heritage New $43,500 $43,500 $43,500
Media Arts Center NYS Field Stations
Initiatives - Planning

The New York Botanical The New York Botanical Empire State
65867 ESD $500,000 $14,850,000 $-
Garden Garden Capital RC6 Development Grant Funds

The New York Botanical The New York Botanical

65867 ESD Market New York $100,000 $14,850,000 $-
Garden Garden Market NY Capital

Evergreen Inc: Your Evergreen Inc.: Your

Empire State
65889 North Brooklyn Business North Brooklyn Business ESD $1,000,000 $7,278,081 $509,600
Development Grant Funds
Exchange Exchange Capital RC6

NYC Department of City Public Access Local Waterfront

65971 DOS $290,000 $580,000 $261,000
Planning Implementation Study Revitalization Program

NYC Industrial &

ESD - Strategic Planning
66078 ITAC Technology Assistance ESD $100,000 $300,000 $100,000
and Feasibility Studies
Capital

NYC Department of Creek Landing Planning Local Waterfront

66209 DOS $90,000 $180,000 $83,453
Parks & Recreation and Assessment Revitalization Program

Hunts Point Cooperative Hunts Point Cooperative Empire State

66212 ESD $950,000 $9,200,000 $-
Market, Inc. Market Capital Development Grant Funds

Community of Literary Administrative Workforce Council on the Arts -

66224 Arts $37,500 $56,250 $37,500
Magazines and Presses Expansion Workforce Investment

Administrative Workforce Council on the Arts -

66304 Voices of Ascension Arts $49,500 $61,875 $49,500
Expansion Workforce Investment

Music at the Anthology, Administrative Workforce Council on the Arts -

66336 Arts $25,000 $32,475 $25,000
Inc. Expansion Workforce Investment

BBG Woodland Garden and

66378 Brooklyn Botanic Garden Accessibility Improvement ESD Market New York $500,000 $5,057,278 $-
Capital RC6

Administrative Workforce Council on the Arts -

66384 Arts for Art Arts $30,000 $45,000 $30,000
Expansion Workforce Investment

NYC Department of Idlewild Park Coastal Marsh Local Waterfront

66393 DOS $500,000 $1,000,000 $-
Parks & Recreation Restoration Revitalization Program

Administrative Workforce Council on the Arts -

66440 Los Pleneros de la 21 Arts $28,000 $42,500 $28,000
Expansion Workforce Investment

New York State Business

Downstate Technology Downstate Biotechnology
66451 ESD Incubator and Innovation $625,000 $1,875,000 $375,000
Center, Inc. Incubator
Hot Spot Support Program

Staten Island Tourism

Staten Island Chamber
66538 Proposal Market NY Capital ESD Market New York $324,738 $600,000 $224,738
of Commerce
RC6

Administrative Workforce Council on the Arts -

66570 UnionDocs, Inc. Arts $43,000 $59,125 $43,000
Expansion Workforce Investment

NYC Arts in Education Administrative Workforce Council on the Arts -

66574 Arts $31,000 $42,000 $31,000
Roundtable Expansion Workforce Investment

An Claidheamh Soluis,
Irish Arts Center Hell's Empire State
66688 Inc. - AKA Irish Arts ESD $2,000,000 $53,993,000 $1,400,000
Kitchen Capital Development Grant Funds
Center

48 State of the Region: New York City

 Council on the Arts
Beyond Suffrage: 100
Museum of the City of - Arts, Culture and
66735 Years of Women's Activism Arts $60,000 $252,940 $48,000
New York Heritage New Initiatives -
in New York
Implementation

Smack Mellon Studios, Administrative Workforce Council on the Arts -

66788 Arts $25,000 $33,540 $25,000
Inc. Expansion Workforce Investment

Peckham Materials Peckham Materials Capital Empire State

66829 ESD $475,000 $4,075,000 $-
Corporation RC6 Development Grant Funds

66839 Cresilon Inc. Cresilon Excelsior RC6 ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $250,000 $5,855,000 $-

Administrative Workforce Council on the Arts -

66847 Talea Ensemble Inc Arts $40,000 $50,000 $40,000
Expansion Workforce Investment

Brooklyn Navy
Media Campus IV Capital Empire State
66860 Yard Development ESD $1,000,000 $70,150,000 $-
RC6 Development Grant Funds
Corporation

1776 Global Accelerator Empire State

66878 1776 Global, Inc. ESD $1,000,000 $3,500,000 $-
Capital RC6 Development Grant Funds

Bedford Stuyvesant Economic Solutions Center Unemployed Worker

66884 DOL $100,000 $1,099,856 $8,106
Restoration Corporation Workforce Development Training Program

Fellowship Workforce Council on the Arts -

66968 Socrates Sculpture Park Arts $40,000 $50,000 $40,000
Expansion Workforce Investment

Agudath Israel of
Unemployed Worker
67023 America Community AIACS Training Program DOL $65,000 $185,600 $6,500
Training Program
Services, Inc.

Council on the Arts

LeAp's Womens Suffrage - Arts, Culture and
67031 LeAp Arts $45,000 $67,500 $45,000
Commemoration Heritage New Initiatives -
Implementation

The Harlem Chamber Administrative Workforce Council on the Arts -

67045 Arts $30,000 $37,500 $30,000
Players Inc Expansion Workforce Investment

Administrative Workforce Council on the Arts -

67054 Theater Mitu Inc Arts $48,000 $64,346 $48,000
Expansion Workforce Investment

Administrative Workforce Council on the Arts -

67060 Creative Minds NYC, Inc. Arts $49,500 $100,000 $49,500
Expansion Workforce Investment

Selfhelp Community Upgrade Training for Existing Employee

67089 DOL $100,000 $178,406 $-
Services, Inc. Personal Care Aides Training Program

IT Network Support and

CUNY - Bronx Unemployed Worker
67105 Health Information Security DOL $100,000 $182,381 $99,993
Community College Training Program
Programs

Brooklyn Navy
Brooklyn Navy Yard Empire State
67113 Yard Development ESD $1,000,000 $5,052,873 $-
Transportation Capital Development Grant Funds
Corporation

Lighthouse Point Empire State

67142 Triangle Equities ESD $2,000,000 $245,339,232 $-
Development in SI Capital Development Grant Funds

Administrative Workforce Council on the Arts -

67174 Haiti Cultural Exchange Arts $32,000 $43,200 $32,000
Expansion Workforce Investment

Council on the Arts

Council on the Arts and
Working Waterfront Project - Arts, Culture and
67211 Humanities for Staten Arts $75,000 $115,987 $18,750
Implementation Heritage New Initiatives -
Island
Implementation

Members Assistance Special Populations

67285 MAP Inc. DOL $40,000 $100,000 $37,465
Program, Inc. Training Program

Members Assistance Unemployed Worker

67285 MAP Inc. DOL $60,000 $100,000 $55,718
Program, Inc. Training Program

New York State Business

NYU Certified Business
67360 New York University ESD Incubator and Innovation $1,125,000 $2,228,500 $-
Incubator
Hot Spot Support Program

Empire State
67427 Derbywire, Inc. Derbywire Capital RC6 ESD $500,000 $1,150,000 $-
Development Grant Funds

Administrative Workforce Council on the Arts -

67456 Primary Information Arts $25,000 $33,600 $25,000
Expansion Workforce Investment

Lower Eastside Girls The Lower Eastside Girls Empire State

67473 ESD $325,000 $4,942,000 $-
Club of NY, Inc. Club of NY Capital RC6 Development Grant Funds

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 Ocean Bay Community
Special Populations
67482 Development Rockaways Works DOL $50,000 $254,287 $-
Training Program
Corporation

Ocean Bay Community

Unemployed Worker
67482 Development Rockaways Works DOL $25,000 $254,287 $-
Training Program
Corporation

Research Foundation/
Environmental Protection
CUNY on behalf of Gould Memorial Library
67487 Parks Fund: Parks, Preservation $500,000 $666,700 $-
Bronx Community Dome Restoration
and Heritage Grants
College

Empire State
67543 The Intrepid Foundation Intrepid Reconstruction ESD $800,000 $4,516,000 $-
Development Grant Funds

Empire State
67549 Tuki, Inc. Tuki Capital RC6 ESD $500,000 $2,650,000 $-
Development Grant Funds

Empire State
67598 New York University NYU - New York University ESD $1,000,000 $6,374,956 $-
Development Grant Funds

Administrative Workforce Council on the Arts -

67677 New Georges Arts $28,500 $38,000 $28,500
Expansion Workforce Investment

UrbanFarmers UF005
67688 UrbanFarmers USA Inc. ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $375,000 $5,000,000 $-
Excelsior RC6

Council on the Arts

New-York Historical New York Womens Suffrage - Arts, Culture and
67700 Arts $75,000 $132,753 $18,750
Society Exhibition Heritage New Initiatives -
Implementation

Living Shoreline and Marsh

NYC Department of Climate Smart
67705 Migration Preparation at DEC $410,000 $820,000 $-
Parks & Recreation Communities Grants
Alley Creek

Greenpoint
Manufacturing & GMDC Ozone Park Empire State
67736 ESD $2,100,000 $40,990,112 $2,100,000
Design Center Local Industrial Center Capital Development Grant Funds
Development Corp.

Alliance Computing Certified Nurse Assistant Unemployed Worker

67786 DOL $30,000 $100,000 $30,000
Solutions, Inc. Training Training Program

EKG Technician and

Allied Business Phlebotomist Occupational Unemployed Worker
67787 DOL $30,000 $100,000 $30,000
Solutions, Inc. and Employability Skills Training Program
Training

Alliance for Coney Island ESD - Strategic Planning

67853 Alliance for Coney Island ESD $50,000 $50,000 $-
Feasibility Study RC6 and Feasibility Studies

Unemployed Worker
67872 Per Scholas, Inc. Sector-based IT Training DOL $100,000 $4,695,775 $91,914
Training Program

Long Island City LICP Streetscape Capital Empire State

67892 ESD $100,000 $500,000 $-
Partnership RC6 Development Grant Funds

Administrative Workforce Council on the Arts -

67899 Treehouse Shakers Inc Arts $25,000 $33,000 $25,000
Expansion Workforce Investment

NYC Department of City Flushing Creek Strategic Local Waterfront

68007 DOS $94,900 $189,800 $85,410
Planning Plan Revitalization Program

El Barrio's Operation EBOFs Special Populations Special Populations

68048 DOL $100,000 $100,000 $100,000
Fightback, Inc. Training Program Training Program

Special Populations
68115 St. Nicks Alliance Construction Works in NB DOL $50,000 $250,000 $48,025
Training Program

Unemployed Worker
68115 St. Nicks Alliance Construction Works in NB DOL $50,000 $250,000 $48,215
Training Program

The Noble Maritime Artistic Workforce Council on the Arts -

68125 Arts $29,500 $50,230 $29,500
Collection Expansion Workforce Investment

Environmental Protection
Hudson River Park Pier 26
68165 Hudson River Park Trust Parks Fund: Parks, Preservation $500,000 $2,461,506 $500,000
Science Play Area
and Heritage Grants

The Madelaine Madelaine Chocolate Existing Employee

68176 DOL $100,000 $350,000 $14,000
Chocolate Company Growth Expansion Training Program

The Time In Childrens Administrative Workforce Council on the Arts -

68221 Arts $45,000 $106,400 $45,000
Arts Initiative Expansion Workforce Investment

50 State of the Region: New York City

 Unemployed Worker
Nontraditional Unemployed Worker
68227 Training for Construction DOL $100,000 $2,300,000 $5,000
Employment for Women Training Program
Positions

New York Lesbian and

Administrative Workforce Council on the Arts -
68289 Gay Experimental Film Arts $35,000 $46,800 $35,000
Expansion Workforce Investment
Festival, Inc.

Fellowship Workforce Council on the Arts -

68418 SculptureCenter Arts $25,000 $31,250 $25,000
Expansion Workforce Investment

Bronx Music Hall Capital Empire State

68485 WHEDco ESD $2,000,000 $11,387,139 $-
RC6 Development Grant Funds

Brooklyn DDL
Brooklyn DDL IAVI - HIV Empire State
68515 International AIDS ESD $200,000 $50,000 $-
Vaccine Research Program Development Grant Funds
Vaccine Initiative

Council on the Arts

Center for Traditional - Arts, Culture and
68538 NY Voices/NY Votes Arts $75,000 $170,950 $-
Music and Dance Heritage New Initiatives -
Implementation

Environmental Protection
Prospect Park Alliance, Prospect Park Water Quality
68540 Parks Fund: Parks, Preservation $394,473 $875,473 $-
Inc. Project
and Heritage Grants

Storefront for Art and Fellowship Workforce Council on the Arts -

68675 Arts $39,500 $65,000 $39,500
Architecture Expansion Workforce Investment

ROUND VII
CFA # Applicant Name Project Name Agency Program Name Award Amount Total Project Cost Funds Dispersed Status

New York City Regional

iHub - NYC Innovation Hot New York State Innovation
54367 Innovation Node ESD $1,250,000 $3,750,000 $1,000,000
Spot Hot Spot Support Program
(NYCRIN)

South Bronx Overall

Skill Development for a Unemployed Worker
54725 Economic Development DOL $100,000 $100,000 $95,080
Modern Workforce Training Program
Corporation

Cave Canem Workforce Training and Council on the Arts -

56906 Arts $49,870 $66,879 $-
Foundation, Inc. Development Expansion Workforce Readiness

New York City Business East Tremont New York HCR - New York Main
63808 HCR $207,555 $486,076 $105,792
Assistance Corporation Main Street Renovations Street (NYMS)

Administrative Workforce Council on the Arts -

65512 Dance Theatre Etcetera Arts $40,000 $53,820 $-
Expansion Workforce Investment

Delivering Patient-Centered Existing Employee

71832 Parker Jewish Institute DOL $36,000 $36,000 $36,000
Care Training Program

Wilson Allen Health Unemployed Worker

71859 Entry to Health Careers DOL $100,000 $100,000 $100,000
Careers Institute, Inc. Training Program

Downtown Community Doc House Cinema Arts & Cultural Facilities

71896 ESD-Arts $1,500,000 $4,502,970 $-
Television Center Inc. Renovation and Upgrades Improvement Program

Food Production Process Unemployed Worker

71914 Go Africa Network, Inc. DOL $100,000 $2,500,000 $9,364
Training Training Program

Green Building
Unemployed Worker
71971 The Fortune Society, Inc. Transportation Skills DOL $100,000 $100,000 $75,246
Training Program
Training

New York City Center, Workforce Training and Council on the Arts -
72071 Arts $75,000 $100,000 $-
Inc. Development Expansion Workforce Readiness

Sector-based IT Training Unemployed Worker

72104 Per Scholas, Inc. DOL $100,000 $338,992 $98,455
2017 Training Program

72110 Vox Media Vox Media Excelsior ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $4,800,000 $4,800,000 $795,429

Administrative Workforce Council on the Arts -

72215 So Percussion Arts $25,000 $43,500 $-
Expansion Workforce Investment

Paul Taylor Dance Artistic Workforce Council on the Arts -

72224 Arts $49,500 $1,013,000 $-
Foundation, Inc. Expansion Workforce Investment

Workforce Training and Council on the Arts -

72265 Ars Nova Theater I, Inc. Arts $75,000 $107,066 $-
Development Expansion Workforce Readiness

Lean Sigma Six Process Existing Employee

72319 Roanwell Corporation DOL $36,000 $36,000 $-
Improvement Training Program

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 Unemployed Worker
72549 Project Renewal, Inc. Next Step DOL $100,000 $196,752 $96,876
Training Program

Mark Morris Dance Mark Morris Dance Center Arts & Cultural Facilities
72684 ESD-Arts $1,000,000 $5,984,011 $-
Group Renovations Improvement Program

Council on the NY Grown & Certified

Ag &
72760 Environment Inc. dba GrowNYC FARM roots Agricultural Producer's $500,000 $500,000 $121,854
Markets
GrowNYC Grant Program

Workforce Training and Council on the Arts -

72833 Manhattan Theatre Club Arts $75,000 $573,780 $-
Development Expansion Workforce Readiness

Environmental Protection
New York Restoration
72936 Vital Brooklyn Communities Parks Fund: Parks, Preservation $500,000 $724,044 $500,000
Project
and Heritage Grants

Empire State
72971 Celmatix Inc. Celmatix Capital ESD $1,721,000 $6,368,000 $-
Development Grant Funds

72971 Celmatix Inc. Celmatix Excelsior ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $1,721,000 $6,368,000 $-

Lighthouse Point Phase III

73007 Triangle Equities ESD Market New York $250,000 $2,755,395 $-
Capital

Administrative Workforce Council on the Arts -

73008 Maysles Institute Arts $49,500 $100,000 $-
Expansion Workforce Investment

73091 Lafayette 148, Inc. Lafayette 148 Excelsior ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $500,000 $10,000,000 $-

Environmental Protection
Prospect Park Alliance,
73109 Tennis House Restoration Parks Fund: Parks, Preservation $500,000 $5,635,000 $-
Inc.
and Heritage Grants

The Osborne Worker Training for the Unemployed Worker

73145 DOL $100,000 $1,945,000 $63,100
Association, Inc. Formerly Incarcerated Training Program

New York Theatre Workforce Training and Council on the Arts -

73150 Arts $75,000 $287,749 $-
Workshop, Inc. Development Expansion Workforce Readiness

Theatre of the Workforce Training and Council on the Arts -

73227 Arts $60,000 $81,951 $-
Oppressed NYC Development Expansion Workforce Readiness

Empire State
73299 Brooklyn Public Library Grand Army Plaza Capital ESD $500,000 $7,199,000 $-
Development Grant Funds

Council of Jewish
Microsoft Office Specialist Unemployed Worker
73429 Organizations of DOL $100,000 $107,500 $-
Training Training Program
Flatbush, Inc.

B.NY International B.NY International Startup Empire State

73457 ESD $1,930,000 $28,000,000 $-
Startup Center, LLC Center Capital Development Grant Funds

Administrative Workforce Council on the Arts -

73459 Frigid New York Arts $25,000 $31,250 $-
Expansion Workforce Investment

Rony Elka Vardi Inc.

73473 Catbird Excelsior ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $400,000 $700,000 $-
d/b/a Catbird

The Dyckman
Administrative Workforce Council on the Arts -
73581 Farmhouse Museum Arts $31,000 $40,000 $-
Expansion Workforce Investment
Alliance

Storyville Center for the Workforce Training and Council on the Arts -
73587 Arts $34,000 $46,600 $-
Spoken Word Development Expansion Workforce Readiness

WestShore Business WestShore BID Feasibility ESD - Strategic Planning

73610 ESD $50,000 $100,000 $50,000
Improvement District Study and Feasibility Studies

Council on the Arts - Arts

Queens Council on the Artist Commissioning in
73617 Arts and Cultural Impact $75,000 $217,800 $-
Arts Inc. Public Places Program
Programming

Second Stage Theatre, Arts & Cultural Facilities

73619 Hayes Theater Renovation ESD-Arts $1,000,000 $21,477,299 $-
Inc. Improvement Program

Playwrights Horizons, Workforce Training and Council on the Arts -

73624 Arts $32,300 $43,070 $-
Inc. Development Expansion Workforce Readiness

Environmental Protection
Roosevelt Island Roosevelt Island Smallpox
73645 Parks Fund: Parks, Preservation $500,000 $671,550 $113,647
Operating Corporation Hospital Stabilization
and Heritage Grants

Sunnyside Community Unemployed Worker

73653 HHA Training Program DOL $100,000 $135,145 $100,000
Services, Inc. Training Program

Harlem School of the Workforce Training and Council on the Arts -

73656 Arts $33,300 $55,169 $-
Arts, Inc. Development Expansion Workforce Readiness

52 State of the Region: New York City

 Rebuilding Together Construction Training Unemployed Worker
73661 DOL $100,000 $750,000 $99,256
NYC Program Training Program

A Public Space Literary Administrative Workforce Council on the Arts -

73665 Arts $30,000 $45,000 $-
Projects, Inc Expansion Workforce Investment

Gingold Theatrical Artistic Workforce Council on the Arts -

73673 Arts $25,125 $36,515 $-
Group Inc. Expansion Workforce Investment

Society of the Third

Artistic Workforce Council on the Arts -
73728 Street Music School Arts $39,375 $52,500 $-
Expansion Workforce Investment
Settlement

Workforce Training and Council on the Arts -

73745 The Wooster Group, Inc. Arts $66,000 $116,300 $66,000
Development Expansion Workforce Readiness

Mid Bronx Senior Construction Training Unemployed Worker

73766 DOL $100,000 $250,975 $-
Citizens Council, Inc. Program Training Program

Food Technology Skills Existing Employee

73779 Fresh Direct, LLC DOL $100,000 $450,379 $-
Training Training Program

Mosholu-Montefiore MMCC Workforce: CNA Unemployed Worker

73827 DOL $91,350 $124,313 $76,461
Community Center, Inc. Training Training Program

Center for Arts Workforce Training and Council on the Arts -

73828 Arts $61,770 $82,362 $-
Education, Inc Development Expansion Workforce Readiness

Bronx River Water

Recreational Trails
73969 Bronx River Alliance, Inc. Trail Maintenance and Parks $191,213 $2,390,160 $-
Program
Improvement

Brooklyn Children's
Museum Arts and Cultural
Brooklyn Children's Arts & Cultural Facilities
74032 Facilities Improvement ESD-Arts $1,500,000 $6,410,000 $-
Museum Corporation Improvement Program
Program - the Children's'
Garden

Council on the Arts - Arts

Reuniting the Waters: Canal
74083 Waterfront Alliance Arts and Cultural Impact $75,000 $112,500 $-
to Coast
Programming

Brooklyn Fashion + Design Empire State

74085 Pratt Institute ESD $270,000 $1,386,203 $-
Accelerator Capital Development Grant Funds

Queens Community Young Adult Food Sector Unemployed Worker

74115 DOL $100,000 $178,063 $83,994
House, Inc. Employment Initiative Training Program

74120 NSONE Inc. NSONE Excelsior ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $600,000 $199,000 $12,950

Workforce Training and Council on the Arts -

74174 City Lore Arts $36,000 $69,755 $-
Development Expansion Workforce Readiness

74180 Button, Inc. Button Excelsior ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $3,000,000 $4,725,500 $-

Sustainable South Empowering New Yorkers Unemployed Worker

74197 DOL $100,000 $361,175 $16,450
Bronx, Inc. to Thrive in Green Jobs Training Program

74341 WayUp Inc WayUp Excelsior ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $250,000 $400,000 $-

Harlem River Living

NYC Department of Local Waterfront
74471 Shoreline Access- Bridge DOS $2,000,000 $5,640,000 $-
Parks & Recreation Revitalization Program
Park

Workforce Training and Council on the Arts -

74472 New Group Inc. Arts $75,000 $5,030,438 $-
Development Expansion Workforce Readiness

The New Group's

Arts & Cultural Facilities
74472 New Group Inc. Renovation of The Lucille ESD-Arts $1,750,000 $5,030,438 $-
Improvement Program
Lortel Theatre Center

Brooklyn Workforce
Unemployed Worker
74536 Leap, Inc. Innovations Commercial DOL $100,000 $240,885 $83,511
Training Program
Driver Training

Young People's Chorus Workforce Training and Council on the Arts -

74652 Arts $75,000 $181,477 $-
of New York City Development Expansion Workforce Readiness

Lower East Side Tenement Museum Working

74656 ESD Market New York $146,250 $195,000 $-
Tenement Museum Capital

The Metropolitan Opera Workforce Training and Council on the Arts -

74692 Arts $75,000 $93,750 $-
Guild, Inc. Development Expansion Workforce Readiness

Artistic Workforce Council on the Arts -

74730 Spaceworks NYC, Inc. Arts $49,500 $69,156 $-
Expansion Workforce Investment

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 Research Foundation of Career-Ready Credentials Unemployed Worker
74741 DOL $100,000 $100,000 $99,197
the City of New York IT Support Program Training Program

Alliance of Resident Workforce Training and Council on the Arts -

74745 Arts $68,640 $117,875 $-
Theatres/New York, Inc. Development Expansion Workforce Readiness

Chebra Agudas Achim

Environmental Protection
Chesed Shel Emeth
74853 Silver Lake Cemetery Parks Fund: Parks, Preservation $500,000 $2,729,315 $450,000
Hebrew Free Burial
and Heritage Grants
Association Inc.

Theatre Development Workforce Training and Council on the Arts -

74972 Arts $75,000 $332,082 $-
Fund, Inc. Development Expansion Workforce Readiness

Construction Career Unemployed Worker

75028 STRIVE International, Inc. DOL $100,000 $250,000 $100,000
Pathways Training Program

Workforce Training and Council on the Arts -

75109 The Bushwick Starr, Inc. Arts $50,000 $74,000 $-
Development Expansion Workforce Readiness

Construction Skills Training Unemployed Worker

75169 St. Nicks Alliance Corp DOL $100,000 $250,000 $100,000
Program Training Program

Restoring Alewife to the

Water Quality
NYC Department of Bronx River: Fish Passage
75176 DEC Improvement Project $1,000,000 $1,750,000 $-
Parks & Recreation Construction at the Twin
(WQIP) Program
Dams Bronx, NY

Workforce Training and Council on the Arts -

75334 Rosie's Theater Kids Arts $50,000 $71,698 $-
Development Expansion Workforce Readiness

Brooklyn Navy
BNY Food Manufacturing Empire State
75350 Yard Development ESD $1,429,000 $10,000,000 $-
Accelerator Capital Development Grant Funds
Corporation

Workforce Training and Council on the Arts -

75393 New York Pops, Inc. Arts $75,000 $100,000 $-
Development Expansion Workforce Readiness

Green-Wood Masonry
Opportunities for a Unemployed Worker
75421 Restoration Technician DOL $57,000 $157,000 $34,757
Better Tomorrow, Inc. Training Program
Training Program

Administrative Workforce Council on the Arts -

75537 Musicambia Arts $27,000 $33,750 $-
Expansion Workforce Investment

Queens Economic
Queens Tourism Council
75543 Development ESD Market New York $112,500 $162,500 $86,432
Working Capital
Corporation

Security Guard Skills Unemployed Worker

75579 HANAC, Inc. DOL $100,000 $100,000 $99,952
Training Training Program

WorldPride NYC 2019 -

75592 Heritage of Pride Stonewall 50th Anniversary ESD Market New York $375,000 $955,700 $-
Working Capital

Woodlawn Conservancy, Preservation Training Unemployed Worker

75605 DOL $48,000 $513,034 $10,500
Inc. Program Training Program

West Harlem Environmental Actions

Unemployed Worker
75614 Environmental Action, Worker Training Job DOL $100,000 $145,695 $75,552
Training Program
Inc. Readiness Program

Bedford-Stuyvesant Career-Track Training Unemployed Worker

75784 DOL $100,000 $109,856 $40,602
Restoration Corporation Program Training Program

Workforce Training and Council on the Arts -

75793 Orchestra of St. Luke's Arts $57,000 $71,250 $-
Development Expansion Workforce Readiness

Administrative Workforce Council on the Arts -

75879 The Tank, LTD Arts $30,000 $40,000 $-
Expansion Workforce Investment

Apollo Theater Workforce Training and Council on the Arts -

75891 Arts $75,000 $311,584 $-
Foundation, Inc. Development Expansion Workforce Readiness

Magic Box Productions, Workforce Training and Council on the Arts -

75949 Arts $49,980 $64,430 $-
Inc. Development Expansion Workforce Readiness

BBG-Overlook Accessibility
75985 Brooklyn Botanic Garden ESD Market New York $800,000 $7,800,000 $-
Capital

New York Foundation for Workforce Training and Council on the Arts -
75991 Arts $75,000 $93,750 $-
the Arts Development Expansion Workforce Readiness

Seaport Museum
South Street Seaport
76012 Anniversary Celebration ESD Market New York $69,500 $93,500 $6,159
Museum
Marketing Working Capital

54 State of the Region: New York City

 W.O. Decker programming Council on the Arts - Arts
Seaport Museum New
76012 with Corning Museum of Arts and Cultural Impact $75,000 $663,532 $-
York
Glass Programming

W.O. Decker programming

South Street Seaport NYS Canalway Grant
76012 with Corning Museum of Canals $150,000 $663,532 $150,000
Museum Program
Glass

Administrative Workforce Council on the Arts -

76036 Fiji Theatre Company Arts $49,500 $62,000 $-
Expansion Workforce Investment

Empire State
76068 Cambridge BioLabs LLC Cambridge BioLabs Capital ESD $100,000 $1,000,000 $-
Development Grant Funds

Council on the Arts - Arts

South Bronx Culture Trail
76092 Casita Maria, Inc. Arts and Cultural Impact $75,000 $132,080 $-
Festival
Programming

Orpheus Chamber Workforce Training and Council on the Arts -

76136 Arts $25,000 $52,000 $-
Orchestra, Inc. Development Expansion Workforce Readiness

Veteran Tech Training and Unemployed Worker

76167 OweYaa DOL $100,000 $100,000 $-
Career Gap Fulfillment Training Program

Administrative Workforce Council on the Arts -

76190 Recess Activities Inc Arts $30,000 $233,850 $-
Expansion Workforce Investment

Saratoga International Workforce Training and Council on the Arts -

76193 Arts $34,000 $45,719 $-
Theater Institute Development Expansion Workforce Readiness

The Research
Ecologically Informed Unemployed Worker
76198 Foundation of the City DOL $99,772 $99,772 $91,949
Construction Training Training Program
University of New York

Environmental Protection
NYC Department of Highbridge Park
76322 Parks Fund: Parks, Preservation $500,000 $1,000,000 $-
Parks & Recreation Connectivity Improvements
and Heritage Grants

On Site Opera Administrative Workforce Council on the Arts -

76327 Arts $25,000 $33,500 $-
Incorporated Expansion Workforce Investment

Council on the Arts - Arts

The Bronx Museum of
76420 Bronx Museum Speaks Arts and Cultural Impact $75,000 $187,000 $-
the Arts
Programming

Hunts Point Cooperative Hunts Point Cooperative Empire State

76427 ESD $150,000 $9,200,000 $-
Market, Inc. Market Capital Development Grant Funds

Empire State
76528 Drive Change, Inc. Drive Change Capital ESD $700,000 $3,529,000 $-
Development Grant Funds

Council on the Arts - Arts

Pregones / Puerto Rican STAGE GARDEN RUMBA: A
76531 Arts and Cultural Impact $75,000 $175,000 $-
Traveling Theater, Inc. Citizen Artist Exploration
Programming

Northside Center for Northside Mixed Use Empire State

76557 ESD $200,000 $8,530,000 $-
Child Development, Inc. Capital Development Grant Funds

Council on the Arts - Arts

Bronx Documentary Claremont Village
76568 Arts and Cultural Impact $68,500 $165,836 $-
Center Documentary Project
Programming

Alliance Computing Certified Nurse Aide Unemployed Worker

76597 DOL $100,000 $100,000 $69,790
Solutions, Inc. Training Training Program

Empire State
76599 Cresilon Inc. Cresilon Capital ESD $3,000,000 $36,000,000 $-
Development Grant Funds

Long Island City LICP Life Sciences Cluster ESD - Strategic Planning
76704 ESD $100,000 $200,000 $100,000
Partnership Working Capital and Feasibility Studies

Economic Empowerment
Sanctuary for Families, Unemployed Worker
76845 Program for Domestic DOL $100,000 $400,000 $70,622
Inc. Training Program
Violence Victims

Allied Business Unemployed Worker

77067 Home Health Aide Training DOL $99,400 $99,400 $52,500
Solutions, Inc. Training Program

Administrative Workforce Council on the Arts -

77093 Bronx Opera Company Arts $25,000 $35,000 $-
Expansion Workforce Investment

Council on the Arts - Arts

BRIC Arts | Media | Community Arts Council
77130 Arts and Cultural Impact $75,000 $150,000 $-
Bklyn, Inc. and Public Art Festival
Programming

NYC Department of Million Square Feet Green Green Innovation Grant

77270 EFC $850,000 $946,000 $-
Parks and Recreation Roof Program

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77356 Freshly, Inc. Freshly Excelsior ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $1,000,000 $4,650,000 $49,563

ROUND VIII
CFA # Applicant Name Project Name Agency Program Name Award Amount Total Project Cost Funds Dispersed Status

Council on the Arts -

Workforce Training and
38971 Opening Act, Inc. Arts Workforce Readiness $50,000 $71,500 $-
Development Programs
(Round 08)

Bronx Community
IT Support and Job-Ready Unemployed Worker
74063 College/Research DOL $100,000 $152,421 $99,993
Training Training Program
Foundation of the CUNY

Implementation of Council on the Arts - Arts

Josephine Herrick
74302 Expansion of Veterans Arts and Cultural Impact $49,500 $103,059 $-
Project
Programming Programming (Round 08)

Greenway Planning from Environmental Protection

Groundwork Hudson
75270 Van Cortlandt Park to Parks Fund: Parks, Preservation $162,083 $216,373 $30,366
Valley
Yonkers and Heritage Grants

Orchestrating Dreams, Council on the Arts -

79990 Workforce Expansion Arts $50,000 $80,000 $-
Inc Workforce Investment

Parker Jewish Institute Behavior Management

Existing Employee
80018 for Health Care and for the Certified Nursing DOL $36,000 $59,400 $22,500
Training Program
Rehabilitation Assistant Training

New York City

Randall's Island Living Local Waterfront
80027 Department of Parks and DOS $750,000 $882,353 $-
Shoreline Construction Revitalization Program
Recreation

Brooklyn Workforce
Unemployed Worker
80117 Leap, Inc. Innovations Commercial DOL $100,000 $246,278 $-
Training Program
Driver Training

Mosholu-Montefiore Certified Nurse Assistant Unemployed Worker

80278 DOL $100,000 $132,963 $-
Community Center, Inc. Training Training Program

New York University Virtual Empire State

80447 New York University ESD $700,000 $4,650,000 $-
Reality Capital Development Grant Funds

NYCDCC Apprenticeship
Journeyman Retraining BuildingWorks Unemployed Worker
80489 DOL $89,100 $204,500 $50,490
Educational & Industry PreApprenticeship Training Training Program
Fund

The Young Men's and

Kaufmann Concert Hall Empire State
80493 Young Women's Hebrew ESD $736,000 $736,000 $-
Renovation Development Grant Funds
Association

The Door - A Center Of Culinary Arts Workforce Unemployed Worker

80527 DOL $99,690 $191,690 $-
Alternatives, Inc. Development Training Program

Brooklyn Fashion Design New York State Business

80641 Pratt Institute ESD $625,000 $1,962,164 $-
Accelerator Incubator Program

Green-wood Masonry
Opportunities for a Unemployed Worker
80699 Restoration Technician DOL $84,720 $184,720 $78,145
Better Tomorrow, Inc. Training Program
Training Program

Queens Community Food Sector Careers Unemployed Worker

80716 DOL $100,000 $178,063 $100,000
House, Inc. Training Training Program

Center for Frontline Pathways to Success in Unemployed Worker

80760 DOL $100,000 $260,000 $78,792
Retail, Inc. Retail Training Program

New York City

Harbor Brook Wetland Local Waterfront
80864 Department of Parks and DOS $250,000 $287,500 $-
Restoration Design Revitalization Program
Recreation

Sunnyside Community Empire State

80925 SCS Capital Renovations ESD $750,000 $3,900,000 $500,000
Services Development Grant Funds

Pitkin Avenue
Pitkin Avenue Renaissance HCR - New York Main
80926 District Management HCR $250,000 $443,700 $249,888
Program Street
Association

Fourth Universalist Environmental Protection

80930 Society in the City of Roof Replacement Parks Fund: Parks, Preservation $500,000 $1,106,300 $60,480
New York and Heritage Grants

Next Step Direct Service

Unemployed Worker
80999 Project Renewal, Inc. and Building Maintenance DOL $100,000 $180,250 $74,818
Training Program
Trainings

56 State of the Region: New York City

 Council on the Arts -
81066 Allied Productions Inc Workforce Expansion Arts $31,200 $41,600 $-
Workforce Investment

Hostos Community
Certified Nursing Assistant Unemployed Worker
81143 College/Research DOL $100,000 $198,202 $46,143
Training Training Program
Foundation of CUNY

Net Zero Energy for

81210 Trilok Fusion Arts Funds for TREE Classroom NYSERDA $56,639 $512,980 $-
Economic Development

South Conduit Property South Conduit Terminal Empire State

81216 ESD $1,000,000 $124,600,000 $-
Owner LLC Logistics Facility Development Grant Funds

Young People's Chorus Council on the Arts -

81543 Workforce Expansion Arts $43,333 $55,683 $-
of New York City Workforce Investment

Atlantic Theater Workforce Training and Council on the Arts -

81554 Arts $64,110 $85,480 $-
Company Development Programs Workforce Readiness

Council on the Arts -

81557 Climate Museum Workforce Expansion Arts $37,500 $50,000 $-
Workforce Investment

Brooklyn Botanic Garden

81573 Brooklyn Botanic Garden ESD Market New York $225,000 $400,000 $98,325
Marketing

Manhattan Class Workforce Training and Council on the Arts -

81600 Arts $75,000 $124,364 $-
Company, Inc. Development Programs Workforce Readiness

Greenpoint Green Roofs Green Innovation Grant

81602 Broadway Stages EFC $1,500,000 $1,666,690 $861,365
Project Program

ID Studio Theater
Council on the Arts -
81634 Performance and Workforce Expansion Arts $30,000 $40,000 $-
Workforce Investment
Research Center

Unemployed Worker
81722 Hot Bread Kitchen, LTD Bakers in Training DOL $100,000 $187,603 $91,900
Training Program

Woodlawn Conservancy Preservation Training Unemployed Worker

81759 DOL $75,000 $571,649 $-
Inc. Program Training Program

Hostos Community Information Technology Unemployed Worker

81789 DOL $100,000 $100,000 $-
College CUNY Apprenticeship Training Training Program

Jewish Home Lifecare, Geriatric Career Unemployed Worker

81875 DOL $100,000 $234,956 $20,516
Manhattan Development Program Training Program

NYC Contract
ESD - Strategic Planning
81884 ITAC Manufacturing Market ESD $100,000 $200,000 $-
and Feasibility Studies
Assessment

SUNY Maritime College

Empire State
81899 SUNY Maritime College Seamanship Training ESD $600,000 $3,073,000 $-
Development Grant Funds
Center

Council on the Arts - Arts

Bringing J'Ouvert Into
81912 Brooklyn Arts Council Arts and Cultural Impact $49,500 $140,500 $-
Daylight
Programming

Sunnyside Community Unemployed Worker

81938 Home Health Aide Training DOL $100,000 $126,294 $-
Services, Inc. Training Program

Council of Jewish
Microsoft Office Specialist Unemployed Worker
82125 Organizations of DOL $100,000 $100,000 $-
Training 2018 Training Program
Flatbush, Inc.

The Studio Museum in The Studio Museum Empire State

82132 ESD $3,544,000 $141,501,000 $-
Harlem Reconstruction Development Grant Funds

Empire State
82149 Exalt Youth Exalt Youth Headquarters ESD $175,000 $617,855 $123,571
Development Grant Funds

AIDS Service Center of Unemployed Worker

82176 Peer Training Program DOL $100,000 $166,345 $86,502
Lower Manhattan, Inc. Training Program

Bedford Stuyvesant
Unemployed Worker
82193 Restoration Construction Customer Service Training DOL $100,000 $510,420 $-
Training Program
Corporation

Great Performances
Great Performances Empire State
82206 Catering/Artists as ESD $1,000,000 $7,312,929 $-
Catering Bronx Project Development Grant Funds
Waitresses, Inc.

Wilson Allen Health Entry to Health Careers Unemployed Worker

82212 DOL $100,000 $100,000 $99,770
Careers Institute, Inc. 2018 Training Program

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New York Shakespeare
82224 2019 Mobile Unit Season Arts and Cultural Impact $49,500 $11,141,167 $-
Festival
Programming

82228 Leverton Corporation Leverton Expansion ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $34,250 $1,873,250 $-

Womens Housing and Bronx Music Hall - This

82256 Economic Development is Bronx Music Working ESD Market New York $152,131 $208,131 $-
Corporation Capital

New York Career Unemployed Worker

82442 Home Health Aide Training DOL $100,000 $100,000 $53,675
Training School LLC Training Program

The Osborne Worker Training for the Unemployed Worker

82445 DOL $100,000 $2,257,859 $56,760
Association, Inc. Formerly Incarcerated Training Program

Jewish Community
Unemployed Worker
82446 Council of Greater Haredi Workforce Initiative DOL $100,000 $161,854 $-
Training Program
Coney Island Inc.

Home Health Aide

Westchester Care at Unemployed Worker
82538 Certification Training DOL $88,263 $88,263 $20,746
Home, Inc. Training Program
Program

Icahn School of Icahn School of Medicine at Empire State

82590 ESD $2,000,000 $55,000,000 $-
Medicine at Mount Sinai Mount Sinai Capital Development Grant Funds

Construction Career Unemployed Worker

82600 STRIVE International, Inc DOL $100,000 $200,000 $40,842
Pathways 2018 Training Program

Roundabout Theatre Workforce Training and Council on the Arts -

82669 Arts $75,000 $1,373,387 $-
Company Inc. Development Programs Workforce Readiness

The Play Production Workforce Training and Council on the Arts -

82697 Arts $41,250 $55,000 $-
Company Inc Development Programs Workforce Readiness

Bronx Documentary Council on the Arts -

82715 Workforce Expansion Arts $50,000 $108,000 $-
Center Workforce Investment

Manhattan Graphics Council on the Arts -

82734 Workforce Expansion Arts $34,632 $46,176 $-
Center Workforce Investment

NYSARC Inc., NYC Agency Information Existing Employee

82753 DOL $100,000 $100,000 $-
Chapter Platform Training Training Program

Council on the Arts -

Arts & Cultural Facilities
Apollo Theater Victoria Development
82755 Arts Improvement Program $416,700 $2,099,125 $-
Foundation, Inc. Project
- Large Capital Project
Fund

The New York Botanical New York Botanical Garden Empire State
82789 ESD $2,000,000 $15,000,000 $-
Garden Workers Center Capital Development Grant Funds

Thalia Spanish Theatre Workforce Training and Council on the Arts -

82792 Arts $60,000 $75,000 $-
Inc Development Programs Workforce Readiness

Transport Group Theatre Council on the Arts -

82808 Workforce Expansion Arts $23,099 $40,000 $-
Company, Inc. Workforce Investment

Equality and Justice for All:

New-York Historical Empire State
82845 New Museum Educational ESD $725,000 $11,465,760 $-
Society Development Grant Funds
Galleries

Equality and Justice for All:

New-York Historical
82845 New Museum Educational ESD Market New York $375,000 $11,465,760 $-
Society
Galleries

Council on the Arts -

Equality and Justice for All: Arts & Cultural Facilities
New-York Historical
82845 New Museum Educational Arts Improvement Program $250,000 $11,465,760 $-
Society
Galleries - Large Capital Project
Fund

Historic House Trust of Council on the Arts -

82960 Workforce Expansion Arts $37,500 $50,000 $-
New York City, Inc. Workforce Investment

Children's Museum of
Children's Museum of
82972 Manhattan: A Durable ESD Market New York $400,000 $2,088,116 $-
Manhattan
Tourist Attraction

Green Building and Unemployed Worker

82982 The Fortune Society, Inc. DOL $100,000 $100,000 $65,133
Transporation Trainings Training Program

New Museum of
New Museum of Empire State
83011 Contemporary Art Working ESD $1,370,000 $68,202,144 $-
Contemporary Art Development Grant Funds
Capital

58 State of the Region: New York City

 Workforce Training and Council on the Arts -
83014 Games of Change, Inc. Arts $45,000 $60,000 $-
Development Programs Workforce Readiness

New York City

NYC Comprehensive Local Waterfront
83055 Department of City DOS $424,500 $499,412 $117,670
Waterfront Plan Update Revitalization Program
Planning

LaGuardia Community
Construction Trades Unemployed Worker
83056 College/The Research DOL $99,968 $99,968 $37,954
Training Training Program
Foundation of CUNY

Target Margin Theater Council on the Arts -

83073 Workforce Expansion Arts $40,200 $53,600 $-
Inc Workforce Investment

Training Opportunities for

Center for Employment Unemployed Worker
83104 Unemployed Formerly DOL $100,000 $100,000 $19,325
Opportunities, Inc. Training Program
Incarcerated New Yorkers

Roulette Intermedium, Workforce Training and Council on the Arts -

83143 Arts $75,000 $274,000 $-
Inc. Development Programs Workforce Readiness

Seventh Regiment
Workforce Training and Council on the Arts -
83191 Armory Conservancy, Arts $75,000 $186,202 $-
Development Programs Workforce Readiness
Inc.

Nanotronics Imaging, Nanotronics Imaging Empire State

83194 ESD $2,250,000 $11,348,980 $1,000,000
Inc. Project Chip Development Grant Funds

Brooklyn Youth Chorus Workforce Training and Council on the Arts -

83219 Arts $50,000 $67,190 $-
Academy Inc Development Programs Workforce Readiness

El Barrio's Operation Unemployed Worker

83231 Home Health Aide Training DOL $100,000 $100,000 $99,162
Fightback Inc. Training Program

Home Health Aide and Existing Employee

83274 New Partners, Inc. DOL $100,000 $150,000 $3,846
Health Coaches Training Training Program

Unemployed Worker
83302 St. Nicks Alliance Corp. Construction Labor Training DOL $100,000 $250,000 $-
Training Program

Pan Asian Repertory Council on the Arts -

83324 Workforce Expansion Arts $30,000 $37,500 $-
Theatre, Inc. Workforce Investment

Council on the Arts - Arts

Jamaica Center for Arts
83328 Downtown Jazz Festival Arts and Cultural Impact $49,500 $135,000 $-
and Learning
Programming

Coalition for Queens Empire State

83335 Coalition for Queens ESD $7,300 $36,655 $-
Workforce Training Project Development Grant Funds

Coalition for Queens, Software Developer Unemployed Worker

83335 DOL $100,000 $4,286,000 $-
Inc. Training Training Program

Mid Bronx Senior Construction Employment Unemployed Worker

83414 DOL $100,000 $199,607 $-
Citizens Council Inc. Training Training Program

La MaMa Experimental Major Capital Investment

83453 ESD Market New York $200,000 $2,262,934 $-
Theatre Club Project

Calpulli Mexican Dance Council on the Arts -

83520 Workforce Expansion Arts $60,000 $79,000 $-
Company, Inc. Workforce Investment

Workforce Training and Council on the Arts -

83557 Queens Museum of Art Arts $75,000 $103,022 $-
Development Programs Workforce Readiness

Council on the Arts - Arts

Long Island City
83602 LIC Arts Connection Arts and Cultural Impact $49,500 $135,000 $-
Partnership
Programming

Queens Economic
Entrepreneur Space New York State Business
83625 Development ESD $625,000 $1,875,000 $278,444
Kitchen Incubator Incubator Program
Corporation

Council on the Arts -

83632 New York Neo-Futurists Workforce Expansion Arts $27,000 $35,000 $-
Workforce Investment

Information Technology Unemployed Worker

83663 Per Scholas, Inc. DOL $100,000 $310,729 $100,000
Training 2018 Training Program

Dance Theatre Etcetera, Workforce Training and Council on the Arts -

83668 Arts $50,000 $62,500 $-
Inc. Development Programs Workforce Readiness

Council on the Arts -

Arts & Cultural Facilities
National Black Theatre NBT Victory Development
83695 Arts Improvement Program $470,000 $27,550,000 $-
Workshop, Inc. 2.0
(Round 8) - Large Capital
Project Fund

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 Leslie-Lohman Museum Stonewall50 and World
83718 ESD Market New York $37,500 $105,000 $-
of Gay and Lesbian Art Pride NYC Marketing Plan

Covenant House Covenant House Building Empire State

83722 ESD $2,000,000 $62,218,785 $-
International Project Development Grant Funds

Council on the Arts - Arts

Philharmonic Symphony Women's Suffrage
83736 Arts and Cultural Impact $49,500 $150,000 $-
Society of New York Inc Commemoration
Programming

Empowering New Yorkers

Sustainable South Unemployed Worker
83750 to Thrive in Green Jobs DOL $100,000 $505,400 $-
Bronx, Inc. Training Program
Fiscal Year 2019

The Laundromat Project Council on the Arts -

83751 Workforce Expansion Arts $30,000 $41,421 $-
Inc Workforce Investment

World Pride 2019 and

83774 Heritage of Pride Stonewall 50 Working ESD Market New York $687,500 $2,039,900 $-
Capital

New-York Historical Workforce Training and Council on the Arts -

83845 Arts $75,000 $141,899 $-
Society Development Programs Workforce Readiness

The Universal Hip Hop

The Universal Hip Hop
83852 Museum / BronxPoint ESD Market New York $75,000 $100,000 $54,193
Museum
Working Capital

Council on the Arts -

83960 Loisaida, Inc. Workforce Expansion Arts $45,000 $60,000 $-
Workforce Investment

Fiji Theater Company, Workforce Training and Council on the Arts -

83988 Arts $48,000 $64,000 $-
Inc. Development Programs Workforce Readiness

Unemployed Worker
84012 Brooklyn Alliance, Inc. Metal Works Training DOL $100,000 $297,500 $-
Training Program

Alliance Computing Clinical Medical Assistant Unemployed Worker

84018 DOL $100,000 $100,000 $50,000
Solutions, Inc. Training Training Program

Science and Arts

Empire State
84128 Engagement New York, Harlem Gallery of Science ESD $1,000,000 $5,000,000 $-
Development Grant Funds
Inc.

Science and Arts

Council on the Arts -
84128 Engagement New York, Workforce Expansion Arts $75,000 $5,075,000 $-
Workforce Investment
Inc.

Nontraditional Construction Trades Unemployed Worker

84139 DOL $70,000 $2,621,000 $68,743
Employment for Women Apprenticeship Training Training Program

Council on the Arts -

Arts & Cultural Facilities
New Museum of New Museum Facilities
84144 Arts Improvement Program $470,000 $77,157,976 $-
Contemporary Art Expansion
(Round 8) - Large Capital
Project Fund

Council on the Arts -

Ugly Duckling Presse, Workforce Training and
84164 Arts Workforce Readiness $45,000 $60,916 $-
Ltd. Development Programs
(Round 8)

Protestant Episcopal Environmental Protection

St. Peters Rectory
84180 Church of Saint Peter in Parks Fund: Parks, Preservation $500,000 $1,834,057 $-
Restoration
the City of New York and Heritage Grants

Council on the Arts -

Arthur Aviles Typical
84185 Workforce Expansion Arts Workforce Investment $45,000 $60,000 $-
Theatre
(Round 8)

Unemployed Worker
84221 CAMBA, Inc. Secure Path DOL $100,000 $100,000 $-
Training Program

Council on the Arts -

Bellevue Literary Press,
84259 Workforce Expansion Arts Workforce Investment $43,875 $58,500 $-
Inc.
(Round 8)

84264 Rise Products, Inc. Rise Expansion ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $580,000 $580,000 $-

Council on the Arts -

American Symphony Workforce Training and
84315 Arts Workforce Readiness $55,000 $79,525 $-
Orchestra League Development Programs
(Round 8)

Council on the Arts & Council on the Arts - Arts

84349 Humanities for Staten Cinema Connex Arts and Cultural Impact $35,000 $192,131 $-
Island Programming (Round 8)

60 State of the Region: New York City

 Council on the Arts - Arts
Pregones Touring Puerto TORCHED! A People's
84387 Arts and Cultural Impact $49,500 $175,000 $-
Rican Theatre Collection History of the Bronx Fires
Programming (Round 8)

Council on the Arts -

84464 African Film Festival Workforce Expansion Arts Workforce Investment $45,000 $60,000 $-
(Round 8)

Economic Empowerment
Sanctuary for Families, Unemployed Worker
84480 Program for Domestic DOL $100,000 $223,000 $47,203
Inc. Training Program
Violence Victims

Cumbe Center for Council on the Arts -

84542 African and Diaspora Workforce Expansion Arts Workforce Investment $45,000 $56,250 $-
Dance (Round 8)

Council on the Arts -

Third Street Music Workforce Training and
84546 Arts Workforce Readiness $44,700 $59,600 $-
School Settlement Development Programs
(Round 8)

Council on the Arts -

CO/LAB Theater Group,
84555 Workforce Expansion Arts Workforce Investment $50,000 $86,000 $-
Inc.
(Round 8)

Bedford Stuyvesant Bedford Stuyvesant Tourism

84570 ESD Market New York $75,000 $100,000 $-
Restoration Corporation Development Plan

Square Roots Urban

Square Roots Urban
84699 Growers Farming Cluster ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $122,500 $122,500 $-
Growers, Inc.
Project

Premiere Services Certified Nurse Aide Unemployed Worker

84781 DOL $100,000 $100,000 $100,000
Management Training Training Program

Council on the Arts - Arts

Center for Traditional
84793 Messages of Hope Arts and Cultural Impact $48,600 $97,200 $-
Music and Dance
Programming (Round 8)

LaGuardia Community NYDesigns at LaGuardia New York State Business

84798 ESD $625,000 $1,875,000 $140,679
College Community College Incubator Program

Sunnyside District Sunnyside Small Business Council on the Arts - Arts

84820 Management Revitalization through Arts and Cultural Impact $25,000 $50,000 $-
Association Public Arts Programming (Round 8)

Council on the Arts - Arts

BRIC Arts | Media |
84830 BRIC Community Corps Arts and Cultural Impact $49,500 $122,750 $-
Bklyn, Inc.
Programming (Round 8)

Council on the Arts -

Museum of the City of Workforce Training and
84850 Arts Workforce Readiness $67,500 $100,000 $-
New York Development Programs
(Round 8)

85648 Project Georgia Hudson River Trading LLC ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $3,000,000 $40,000,000 $-

ROUND IX
CFA # Applicant Name Project Name Agency Program Name Award Amount Total Project Cost Funds Dispersed Status

Council on the Arts -

Apollo Theater Workforce Training and
82475 Arts Workforce Fellowship $45,000 $431,197 $-
Foundation, Inc. Development Programs
Program (Round 9)

Council on the Arts -

Arts & Cultural Facilities
La MaMa Experimental
83207 Phase 2 Renovations Arts Improvement Program $145,000 $3,771,570 $-
Theater Club
(Round 9) - Mid-Size
Capital Project Fund

La MaMa Experimental Major Capital Investment

83207 ESD Market New York $400,000 $2,140,110 $-
Theater Club Project

86002 Tommy John, Inc. Tommy John Expansion ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $2,000,000 $5,033,000 $-

Assembly Brands
86033 Assembly Brands ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $2,180,000 $14,917,500 $-
Expansion Project

86045 Unite USA, Inc. Unite US Expansion ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $1,250,000 $1,565,372 $-

Council on the Arts -

Willie Mae Rock Camp
87034 Workforce Expansion Arts Workforce Investment $20,500 $155,034 $-
for Girls, Inc.
(Round 9)

Council on the Arts -

87471 Poets House Workforce Expansion Arts Workforce Investment $56,250 $283,200 $-
(Round 9)

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87513 TheatreworksUSA Corp. We the People Arts State Arts Impact Awards $100,000 $278,644 $-
(Round 9)

Council on the Arts -

89287 Kundiman Workforce Expansion Arts Workforce Investment $35,500 $387,000 $-
(Round 9)

Council on the Arts -

Arts & Cultural Facilities
Lower East Side 97 Orchard Street
89367 Arts Improvement Program $100,000 $3,925,934 $-
Tenement Museum Preservation Project
(Round 9) - Mid-Size
Capital Project Fund

Greenpoint
GMDC Brownsville Empire State
89369 Manufacturing and ESD $3,160,000 $8,965,885 $-
Industrial Center Development Grant Funds
Design Center

New York City

Freshkills Park North Park Local Waterfront
89379 Department of Parks & DOS $827,829 $1,103,773 $-
Construction Revitalization Program
Recreation

Council on the Arts -

Opportunity Music
89402 Workforce Expansion Arts Workforce Investment $32,650 $168,750 $-
Project Foundation, Inc.
(Round 9)

Spanish Dance Arts Council on the Arts -

89415 Company, Inc. d/b/a Workforce Expansion Arts Workforce Investment $29,000 $144,000 $-
Flamenco Vivo (Round 9)

Council on the Arts -

Friends of Alice Austen
89456 Workforce Expansion Arts Workforce Investment $31,050 $139,656 $-
House
(Round 9)

Council on the Arts -

New York Theatre Workforce Training and
89485 Arts Workforce Fellowship $45,000 $297,116 $-
Workshop Development Programs
Program (Round 9)

Council on the Arts -

89607 The Brooklyn Rail, Inc. Workforce Expansion Arts Workforce Investment $19,850 $80,000 $-
(Round 9)

Council on the Arts -

Ars Nova Theater I, Inc. Workforce Training and
89711 Arts Workforce Fellowship $45,000 $132,700 $-
d/b/a Ars Nova Development Programs
Program (Round 9)

Council on the Arts -

89730 Girls Write Now Workforce Expansion Arts Workforce Investment $56,250 $318,600 $-
(Round 9)

Council on the Arts -

Workforce Training and
89784 City Lore Arts Workforce Fellowship $18,000 $90,000 $-
Development Programs
Program (Round 9)

Fifth Avenue Committee, Brownfield Opportunity

89880 South Brooklyn BOA DOS $300,000 $408,333 $-
Inc. Areas

Council on the Arts -

90097 Urban Word NYC Workforce Expansion Arts Workforce Investment $28,000 $100,000 $-
(Round 9)

Environmental Protection
Facade Restoration of the
90187 The National Arts Club Parks Fund: Parks, Preservation $600,000 $1,215,840 $-
National Arts Club
and Heritage Grants

Lewis Howard Latimer Council on the Arts -

90323 Fund, Inc. d/b/a Lewis Workforce Expansion Arts Workforce Investment $22,000 $116,000 $-
Latimer House Museum (Round 9)

Council on the Arts -

90424 Live Source, Inc. Workforce Expansion Arts Workforce Investment $18,750 $56,250 $-
(Round 9)

DNVB Inc. dba Thursday Thursday Boot Company

90458 ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $1,500,000 $1,800,000 $-
Boot Company Expansion

Manhattan Theatre Club -

90541 Manhattan Theatre Club Samuel J. Friedman Theatre ESD Market New York $908,742 $10,265,067 $-
Renovation

Environmental Protection
Randall's Island Park Randalls Island Park Visitor
90629 Parks Fund: Parks, Preservation $600,000 $839,000 $-
Alliance and Nature Center
and Heritage Grants

62 State of the Region: New York City

 Maritime Activation and
Resiliency Feasibility Study ESD - Strategic Planning
90715 Waterfront Alliance, Inc. ESD $56,250 $107,114 $-
for the Northeastern Shore and Feasibility Studies
of Staten Island

Green Innovation Grant

90762 Bronx River Alliance Bronx River Restoration EFC $495,000 $495,000 $-
Program

Council on the Arts -

90779 Orchestrating Dreams Workforce Expansion Arts Workforce Investment $25,000 $81,500 $-
(Round 9)

Council on the Arts -

JACK Music, Inc. d/b/a
91227 Workforce Expansion Arts Workforce Investment $45,000 $182,000 $-
Jack Quartet
(Round 9)

New York City Harding Park Tidal Wetland

Local Waterfront
91301 Department of Parks and Restoration and Public DOS $1,062,500 $3,000,000 $-
Revitalization Program
Recreation Access Construction

Council on the Arts -

Design Trust for Public Workforce Training and
91460 Arts Workforce Fellowship $58,750 $298,000 $-
Space Development Programs
Program (Round 9)

Council on the Arts -

League of Professional
91513 Workforce Expansion Arts Workforce Investment $20,000 $120,000 $-
Theatre Women
(Round 9)

Council on the Arts -

New York Foundation for Workforce Training and
91554 Arts Workforce Fellowship $45,000 $112,500 $-
the Arts Development Programs
Program (Round 9)

Snug Harbor Cultural Snug Harbor Wetlands Environmental Protection

91631 Center & Botanical Boardwalk and Viewing Parks Fund: Parks, Preservation $254,250 $339,000 $-
Garden Platform and Heritage Grants

Young Men's and Young

Council on the Arts -
Women's Hebrew Workforce Training and
91641 Arts Workforce Fellowship $60,000 $197,686 $-
Association d/b/a 92nd Development Programs
Program (Round 9)
Street Y

Greater Jamaica Greater Jamaica

Empire State
91663 Development Development Corporation ESD $1,500,000 $1,500,000 $-
Development Grant Funds
Corporation Industrial Development

Council on the Arts -

91686 The Wooster Group Workforce Expansion Arts Workforce Investment $39,150 $117,500 $-
(Round 9)

Council on the Arts -

Ugly Duckling Presse, Workforce Training and
91733 Arts Workforce Fellowship $22,500 $62,948 $-
Ltd. Development Programs
Program (Round 9)

Council on the Arts -

91773 n+1 Foundation Workforce Expansion Arts Workforce Investment $49,650 $150,000 $-
(Round 9)

Page Seventy-Three Council on the Arts -

91810 Productions, Inc. d/b/a Workforce Expansion Arts Workforce Investment $22,500 $120,200 $-
Page 73 (Round 9)

Council on the Arts -

91827 Art Start Workforce Expansion Arts Workforce Investment $49,650 $1,724,915 $-
(Round 9)

Staten Island Economic

Staten Island Skyway ESD - Strategic Planning
91917 Development ESD $50,000 $140,000 $50,000
Elevated Park and Feasibility Studies
Corporation

Council on the Arts -

Pan Asian Repertory
91974 Workforce Expansion Arts Workforce Investment $15,000 $37,500 $-
Theatre
(Round 9)

92063 Teads Inc. Teads Inc. Excelsior ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $750,000 $2,450,000 $-

Council on the Arts -

Workforce Training and
92103 Queens Museum of Art Arts Workforce Fellowship $45,000 $114,064 $-
Development Programs
Program (Round 9)

Council on the Arts -

Historic House Trust of
92116 Workforce Expansion Arts Workforce Investment $18,750 $55,000 $-
New York City
(Round 9)

Council on the Arts - NY

The Bronx Documentary
92117 Latin American Photo Fest Arts State Arts Impact Awards $100,000 $207,550 $-
Center
(Round 9)

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92207 Drama Club, Inc. Workforce Expansion Arts Workforce Investment $33,750 $159,300 $-
(Round 9)

Fiji Theatre Company, Council on the Arts -

92210 Inc. d/b/a Ping Chong + Workforce Expansion Arts Workforce Investment $56,250 $168,750 $-
Company (Round 9)

Queens Community Forest Hills Community Empire State

92227 ESD $1,400,000 $7,450,000 $-
House Center Development Grant Funds

Performance Space 122, Council on the Arts -

92306 Inc. d/b/a Performance Workforce Expansion Arts Workforce Investment $35,000 $228,900 $-
Space New York (Round 9)

Council on the Arts -

Brooklyn Academy of Workforce Training and
92416 Arts Workforce Fellowship $60,000 $412,695 $-
Music (BAM) Development Programs
Program (Round 9)

Council on the Arts -

Young People's Chorus Workforce Training and
92563 Arts Workforce Fellowship $45,000 $190,579 $-
of New York City Development Programs
Program (Round 9)

Catbird Ecommerce
92603 Rony Elka Vardi, Inc. ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $400,000 $400,000 $-
Expansion

Home for Contemporary Council on the Arts -

92619 Theatre and Art Ltd. Workforce Expansion Arts Workforce Investment $21,400 $111,306 $-
d/b/a HERE (Round 9)

Houses on the Moon Council on the Arts -

92644 Theater Company d/b/a Workforce Expansion Arts Workforce Investment $22,000 $67,400 $-
Houses on the Moon (Round 9)

92651 IEH Corp. IEH Corp. Expansion ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $1,046,000 $1,046,000 $-

New York Historical New York Historical Society

92663 ESD Market New York $500,000 $9,000,000 $-
Society Annex Project

Council on the Arts -

Dance Works, Inc. d/b/a Workforce Training and
92692 Arts Workforce Fellowship $42,500 $220,100 $-
Pentacle Development Programs
Program (Round 9)

Council on the Arts -

Storyville Center for the Workforce Training and
92705 Arts Workforce Fellowship $17,000 $85,000 $-
Spoken Word Development Programs
Program (Round 9)

Council on the Arts -

The Laundromat Project,
92815 Workforce Expansion Arts Workforce Investment $15,000 $55,919 $-
Inc.
(Round 9)

Council on the Arts -

Workforce Training and
92822 Hook Arts Media Arts Workforce Fellowship $30,000 $75,000 $-
Development Programs
Program (Round 9)

Council on the Arts -

New Art Publications
92842 Workforce Expansion Arts Workforce Investment $40,000 $150,000 $-
d/b/a BOMB Magazine
(Round 9)

The Brooklyn Historical Brooklyn Historical Society

92992 ESD Market New York $169,950 $212,438 $-
Society Marketing

Council on the Arts -

Workforce Training and
93050 Opening Act Arts Workforce Fellowship $37,500 $134,050 $-
Development Programs
Program (Round 9)

Casa Belvedere,
Restoring a Staten Island
93193 The Italian Cultural ESD Market New York $150,000 $750,000 $-
Treasure
Foundation

TARA Biosystems
93243 TARA Biosystems, Inc. ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $1,010,000 $1,210,000 $-
Expansion

TARA Biosystems Empire State

93243 TARA Biosystems, Inc. ESD $200,000 $1,210,000 $-
Expansion Development Grant Funds

Council on the Arts -

Arts & Cultural Facilities
The Hispanic Society of
93249 Special Exhibition Gallery Arts Improvement Program $145,000 $4,700,000 $-
America
(Round 9) - Mid-Size
Capital Project Fund

Council on the Arts -

93263 Firelight Media, Inc. Workforce Expansion Arts Workforce Investment $56,250 $168,918 $-
(Round 9)

64 State of the Region: New York City

 Council on the Arts -
The New 42nd Street, Workforce Training and
93316 Arts Workforce Fellowship $60,000 $276,208 $-
Inc. Development Programs
Program (Round 9)

Council on the Arts -

93416 CO/LAB Theater Group Workforce Expansion Arts Workforce Investment $25,000 $62,500 $-
(Round 9)

The Council on the Council on the Arts -

93549 Arts and Humanities for Workforce Expansion Arts Workforce Investment $20,000 $40,000 $-
Staten Island, Inc. (Round 9)

The Universal Hip Hop Empire State

93553 Universal Hip Hop Museum ESD $3,500,000 $60,000,000 $-
Museum Development Grant Funds

The Universal Hip Hop Universal Hip Hop

93553 ESD Market New York $250,000 $685,000 $-
Museum Marketing Program

Council on the Arts -

The Center for Book
93557 Workforce Expansion Arts Workforce Investment $37,100 $72,000 $-
Arts, Inc.
(Round 9)

Council on the Arts -

Workforce Training and
93594 New York City Center Arts Workforce Fellowship $37,500 $106,420 $-
Development Programs
Program (Round 9)

Council on the Arts -

Roundabout Theatre Workforce Training and
93632 Arts Workforce Fellowship $45,000 $1,550,069 $-
Company Development Programs
Program (Round 9)

Rockaway Development Rockaway's Music Arts &

ESD - Strategic Planning
93635 & Revitalization Cultural Center Feasibility ESD $41,000 $110,000 $-
and Feasibility Studies
Corporation Study

Council on the Arts -

93645 People's Theatre Project Workforce Expansion Arts Workforce Investment $30,000 $126,253 $-
(Round 9)

Council on the Arts -

Atlantic Theater Workforce Training and
93751 Arts Workforce Fellowship $32,500 $117,480 $-
Company Development Programs
Program (Round 9)

Council on the Arts -

Josephine Herrick
93862 Workforce Expansion Arts Workforce Investment $44,300 $177,379 $-
Project, Inc.
(Round 9)

Council on the Arts -

93955 Gina Gibney Dance, Inc. Workforce Expansion Arts Workforce Investment $27,000 $207,100 $-
(Round 9)

Council on the Arts -

Flushing Council on
93968 Workforce Expansion Arts Workforce Investment $29,000 $337,400 $-
Culture and the Arts, Inc.
(Round 9)

Council on the Arts -

93983 UnionDocs Workforce Expansion Arts Workforce Investment $49,650 $197,300 $-
(Round 9)

Queens Economic
IT'S IN QUEENS! Tourism
93999 Development ESD Market New York $150,000 $187,500 $-
Marketing Program
Corporation

ID Studio Theater Council on the Arts -

94006 Performance and Workforce Expansion Arts Workforce Investment $15,000 $40,000 $-
Research Center, Inc. (Round 9)

Council on the Arts -

Workforce Training and
94010 Rosie's Theater Kids Arts Workforce Fellowship $32,500 $250,748 $-
Development Programs
Program (Round 9)

Council on the Arts -

Manhattan Graphics
94136 Workforce Expansion Arts Workforce Investment $17,300 $41,600 $-
Center
(Round 9)

Council on the Arts -

Kings Majestic Corp
94145 Workforce Expansion Arts Workforce Investment $40,000 $206,800 $-
d/b/a 651ARTS
(Round 9)

Council on the Arts -

Asian American Arts
94226 Workforce Expansion Arts Workforce Investment $35,950 $107,850 $-
Alliance
(Round 9)

Downtown Brooklyn Downtown Brooklyn ESD - Strategic Planning

94255 ESD $50,000 $100,000 $-
Partnership Partnership Working Capital and Feasibility Studies

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 Council on the Arts -
Workforce Training and
94269 Clubbed Thumb, Inc. Arts Workforce Fellowship $50,000 $196,800 $-
Development Programs
Program (Round 9)

Council on the Arts -

Teachers & Writers
94341 Workforce Expansion Arts Workforce Investment $40,000 $161,360 $-
Collaborative
(Round 9)

Council on the Arts -

Brooklyn Youth Chorus Workforce Training and
94349 Arts Workforce Fellowship $25,000 $67,190 $-
Academy, Inc. Development Programs
Program (Round 9)

Council on the Arts -

King Manor Association
94426 Workforce Expansion Arts Workforce Investment $28,000 $117,000 $-
of Long Island
(Round 9)

Council on the Arts -

94482 Target Margin Theater Workforce Expansion Arts Workforce Investment $20,100 $55,118 $-
(Round 9)

Council on the Arts -

94509 Red Bull Theater, Inc. Workforce Expansion Arts Workforce Investment $49,650 $152,000 $-
(Round 9)

Council on the Arts -

Soho Repertory Theatre,
94510 Workforce Expansion Arts Workforce Investment $49,650 $168,750 $-
Inc.
(Round 9)

Council on the Arts -

Aaron Davis Hall, Inc.
94567 Workforce Expansion Arts Workforce Investment $56,250 $257,500 $-
d/b/a Harlem Stage
(Round 9)

Council on the Arts -

94592 Beam Center Workforce Expansion Arts Workforce Investment $49,650 $183,000 $-
(Round 9)

Council on the Arts -

Roulette Intermedium, Workforce Training and
94594 Arts Workforce Fellowship $37,500 $123,064 $-
Inc. Development Programs
Program (Round 9)

Empire State
94630 New Lab New Lab Building 127 ESD $1,000,000 $1,000,000 $-
Development Grant Funds

Cumbe Center for Council on the Arts -

94700 African and Diaspora Workforce Expansion Arts Workforce Investment $32,500 $81,260 $-
Dance (Round 9)

Council on the Arts -

Pregones Puerto Rican
94820 Workforce Expansion Arts Workforce Investment $50,000 $158,200 $-
Traveling Theater, Inc.
(Round 9)

Council on the Arts -

Groundswell Community
94857 Workforce Expansion Arts Workforce Investment $22,500 $90,000 $-
Mural Project, Inc.
(Round 9)

Council on the Arts -

94873 Artists Space Workforce Expansion Arts Workforce Investment $25,000 $128,037 $-
(Round 9)

NYU Net Zero Energy for Net Zero Energy for

94944 New York University NYSERDA $2,000,000 $2,670,000 $138,828
Economic Development Economic Development

Commercial & Industrial

95076 Vornado Realty Trust Induction Air Valves Project NYSERDA $1,748,340 $9,349,000 $-
Carbon Challenge

97058 Latchable, Inc. Latchable, Inc. ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $3,750,000 $8,601,000 $-

ROUND XI
CFA # Applicant Name Project Name Agency Program Name Award Amount Total Project Cost Funds Dispersed Status

93458 Rgenix, Inc. General ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $800,000 $1,000,000 $-

Empire State
93458 Rgenix, Inc. General ESD $200,000 $1,000,000 $-
Development Grant Funds

Empire State
107551 Kitchen Commons, Inc. Kitchen 3 ESD $56,000 $265,000 $-
Development Grant Funds

Green-Wood Historic Education and Welcome Empire State

107678 ESD $1,500,000 $34,252,000 $-
Fund Center Development Grant Funds

Green Innovation Grant

107716 Green-Wood Cemetery Stormwater Initiative EFC $1,775,000 $1,973,733 $-
Program (Stormwater)

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 New York City Vernam Barbadoes Habitat
Local Waterfront
108132 Department of Parks and Restoration & Public Access DOS $363,163 $427,605 $-
Revitalization Program
Recreation Design

NB Production Facility Empire State

108353 Newlight Breadworks ESD $60,000 $60,000 $-
Build Out Development Grant Funds

Westbeth Corp. Housing Environmental Protection

108472 Development Fund Westbeth Historic Windows Parks Fund: Parks, Preservation $500,000 $1,095,580 $-
Company, Inc. and Heritage Grants

St John's University Health Empire State

108583 St Johns University ESD $700,000 $700,000 $-
Sciences Center Development Grant Funds

New Heritage Theatre Harlem Heritage Now -

108642 ESD Market New York $247,500 $330,000 $-
Group Tourism Special Event

Staten Island Economic

Staten Island Bay Street Brownfield Opportunity
108727 Development DOS $270,000 $300,000 $-
Corridor BOA Nomination Areas
Corporation

Staten Island Economic

Solar Electricity ESD - Strategic Planning
108730 Development ESD $50,000 $100,000 $-
Development Assessment and Feasibility Studies
Corporation

New York State Business

108934 NYU NYU Future Labs ESD Incubator and Innovation $625,000 $3,206,533 $-
Hot Spot Support Program

LM Development Carbon Neutral Economic

109068 Spring Creek Landing NYSERDA $1,005,000 $320,000,000 $-
Partners Development

The Trust for Governors Governors Island Climate Empire State

109417 ESD $2,500,000 $13,351,350 $-
Island Resiliency Accelerator Development Grant Funds

New York City Randall's Island Park

Local Waterfront
109527 Department of Parks and Pathway and Living DOS $3,720,188 $4,380,188 $-
Revitalization Program
Recreation Shoreline Restoration

New York Shakespeare Free Shakespeare in the

109539 Festival/The Public Park Tourism Marketing ESD Market New York $278,013 $370,684 $-
Theater Plan

American Airlines Theatre

Roundabout Theatre Empire State
109619 - Penthouse Lobby ESD $498,000 $4,312,000 $-
Company, Inc. Development Grant Funds
Renovation

American Airlines Theatre

Roundabout Theatre
109619 - Penthouse Lobby ESD Market New York $398,000 $4,312,000 $-
Company, Inc.
Renovation

Brooklyn Biotech NYS New York State Business

Downstate Technology
109843 Certified Business ESD Incubator and Innovation $625,000 $1,875,000 $-
Center Inc
Incubator Hot Spot Support Program

Sunset Park Green Brownfield Opportunity

109904 Pratt Institute DOS $231,630 $257,367 $-
Reindustrialization Studies Areas

Museum of the City of New

Museum of the City of
110010 York Tourism Marketing ESD Market New York $248,500 $351,175 $-
New York
Plan

Facade Restoration
The Cooper Union for and Preservation of the Environmental Protection
110262 the Advancement of National Historic Landmark Parks Fund: Parks, Preservation $750,000 $4,324,538 $-
Science and Art Foundation Building at The and Heritage Grants
Cooper Union

New York City

Resilient Waterfront Street Local Waterfront
110318 Department of DOS $409,500 $546,000 $-
End Network Initiative Revitalization Program
Transportation

Improving Workforce
Readiness of Healthcare
Empire State
110588 Pace University Providers: Clinical ESD $45,000 $229,689 $-
Development Grant Funds
Simulation Laboratory
Expansion

Empire State
110759 Newlab Center for Planetary Health ESD $2,000,000 $69,952,261 $-
Development Grant Funds

1500 Waters Place Carbon Neutral Economic

110793 Tower 3 NYSERDA $2,000,000 $135,136,120 $-
Realty LLC Development

Commercial & Industrial

110880 St Johns University LL97 NYSERDA $1,792,750 $10,686,000 $-
Carbon Challenge

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 Rubin Hall Passive House Carbon Neutral Economic
110952 New York University NYSERDA $2,000,000 $3,264,500 $-
Retrofit Development

Womens Housing and

Bronx Hall of Music Capital Empire State
111155 Economic Development ESD $300,000 $2,581,055 $-
Project Enhancements Development Grant Funds
Corporation

Womens Housing and

Bronx Hall of Music Capital
111155 Economic Development ESD Market New York $160,000 $2,421,055 $-
Project Enhancements
Corporation

Childrens Museum of
111184 New Building Project ESD Market New York $1,500,000 $118,203,155 $-
Manhattan

Growing New York's

New York State Business
Startups through Mt. Sinai's
111205 Mount Sinai ESD Incubator and Innovation $625,000 $3,143,346 $-
Healthcare Innovation
Hot Spot Support Program
Ecosystem

Morningside Carbon Neutral Economic

111230 Columbia University NYSERDA $1,506,575 $2,008,767 $-
Decarbonization Study Development

Empire State
111240 Joya, LLC Light it up! ESD $150,000 $2,870,000 $-
Development Grant Funds

Enhancing the Elevation of Water Quality

NYC Department of
111315 Idlewild Marsh to Improve DEC Improvement Project $653,647 $684,836 $-
Parks and Recreation
Habitat (WQIP) Program

Roundabout Theatre Digital Ticketing Tourism

111355 ESD Market New York $300,550 $401,726 $-
Company, Inc. Working Capital Project

Empowering BIPOC
New York State Business
entrepreneurs from
111370 Communitas America Inc ESD Incubator and Innovation $625,000 $1,875,000 $-
underserved Bronx
Hot Spot Support Program
communities

New York City

Saw Mill Creek Wetland Local Waterfront
111430 Department of Small DOS $2,500,000 $10,000,000 $-
Mitigation Bank Phase 2 Revitalization Program
Business Services

New York City

Saw Mill Creek Mitigation ESD - Strategic Planning
111433 Department of Small ESD $100,000 $264,719 $-
Bank Phase 3 and Feasibility Studies
Business Services

Heating System
Columbia University Electrification Phase 1 - Commercial & Industrial
111572 NYSERDA $1,411,075 $12,930,236 $-
Irving Medical Center (NYSERDA C&I Carbon Carbon Challenge
Challenge)

Harlem Congregations
Bradhurst BOA Brownfield Opportunity
111583 for Community DOS $299,970 $333,300 $-
Predevelopment Activities Areas
Improvement, Inc.

Emerald Isle Immigration Bronx Building Renovation Empire State

111677 ESD $500,000 $2,836,275 $-
Center Project - July 2019 Development Grant Funds

Commercial & Industrial

111718 1411 Broadway NYC 1411 Broadway NYC NYSERDA $550,000 $24,500,000 $-
Carbon Challenge

Acquisition and renovation

Empire State
112313 Collab Studio, Inc. of Collab Studio's ESD $1,600,000 $10,772,205 $-
Development Grant Funds
permanent home

112678 Korean Delights LLC We Love You BNY ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $200,000 $1,110,000 $-

Acquisition of 219
Empire State
112719 Sure We Can, Inc., McKibbin Street as Sure We ESD $584,261 $584,261 $-
Development Grant Funds
Can's permanent home

Pioneer Works Accessibility

Pioneer Works Art Empire State
113617 Upgrades and Public ESD $1,339,000 $1,339,000 $-
Foundation Development Grant Funds
Observatory

New York Embroidery

113780 PPE Manufacturing at BAT ESD Excelsior Jobs Program $1,250,000 $3,809,320 $-
Studio

New York Embroidery Empire State

113780 PPE Manufacturing at BAT ESD $470,000 $3,809,320 $-
Studio Development Grant Funds

68 State of the Region: New York City

PHOTO CREDITS
Cover: Enid A. Haupt Conservatory palm dome at New York
Botanical Garden (Photo by Annie Spratt: https://unsplash.
com/photos/qz5J9r_EV_k)

New York City skyline (Photo by Ferdinand Stöhr: https://

unsplash.com/photos/ITHfmuirE0o)

DUMBO Manhattan Bridge (Photo by Darwin Vegher:

https://unsplash.com/photos/X7d16SVlWxU)

p. 4: Chinatown (Photo by Darwin Vegher: https://unsplash.com/

photos/c7SydDEsS70)

p. 6: Grand Central Station (Photo by Darwin Vegher: https://

unsplash.com/photos/1RPjIR2i0YA)

p. 8: The main entry at Covenant House New York (Photo courtesy

of FXCollaborative/Adam Kane Macchia)

p. 10: Photo by Michael Descharles https://unsplash.com/

photos/1pvyMY0_BcQ

p. 12: LifeSci Internship Program (Photo courtesy of

LifeSci NYC: https://lifesci.nyc/press-release/
city-commits-to-expanding-life-sciences-internship-program)

p. 13: Wind turbine staging operations artistic rendering courtesy of

Equinor

p. 15: Photo courtesy of Brooklyn Public Library; Photo courtesy of

the City University of New York

p. 16: Photo courtesy of Per Scholas; Photo courtesy of Northside

Center for Child Development-Bronx Early Headstart

p. 17: Photo courtesy of the NYC Office of the Mayor

p. 18: Photo courtesy of the City University of New York

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NltlOcshUH4

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p. 24: Photos courtesy of the Office of the New York Governor

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