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The Community Fund is a 501(c)(3) non-profit which raises money to support its member agencies and community programs.
Mail the Annual Campaign Pledge Form with your contribution.
We accept cash, personal checks, American Express, Visa and Master Card.
Call us at 914.337.8808 with your credit card information.
A copy of the latest financial report filed with the Attorney General of New York is available on request by writing to
New York State Department of Law, Charities Bureau, 120 Broadway, New York, NY 10271
or to The Community Fund, 17 Sagamore Road, Bronxville, NY 10708
Many companies have Employee Giving Campaigns or United Way Drives.
Please reference our 501 (c)(3) Tax ID # 13-1852829; address, 17 Sagamore Road, Bronxville, NY 10708, and be sure to notify us so that we are aware of your gift.
Matching gifts can leverage your dollar contribution to The Community Fund. Inquire whether your business will provide a matching contribution.
Please reference our 501 (c)(3) Tax ID # 13-1852829; address, 17 Sagamore Road, Bronxville, NY 10708, and be sure to notify us so that we are aware of your gift.
A contribution of securities can benefit both you and The Community Fund. A donation of securities allows you to deduct the full market value of the securities from your ordinary income with no transaction costs (brokerage fees are paid by The Community Fund) and avoid capital gains on any appreciation. Wire transfer of securities is the simplest way to donate.
Please transfer to:
Dreyfus DTC 0443
The Community Fund of Bronxville-Eastchester-Tuckahoe
Account # 74B176100
You can leave a Bequest in your Will which will help the Community Fund continue to serve our local agencies and community programs.
Each year volunteers meet on-site with applicant agencies to evaluate the services provided, ensuring that they are meeting specific needs in the community of Bronxville, Eastchester and Tuckahoe (the BET Community).
Evaluators are the heart and soul of The Community Fund, acting as its ambassadors when meeting with the applicant agencies. They review the need for and impact of the services provided, how well the services are provided, the financial position of the agency, and how The Community Fund can best support the agency. Based on their comprehensive review, the evaluators make a funding recommendation to The Community Fund Board.
If you would like to volunteer on the Evaluation Committee, please contact Amy Korb at akorb@thecommunityfund.org or call 914.337.8808.
The Golf Committee meets 3-4 times a year and is responsible for planning the event, soliciting sponsorships and donations for the events auction and raffle. If you would like to be a part of the planning, please contact Liza Near at lnear@thecommunityfund.org or call 914.337.8808.
The Community Fund provides financial, administrative and marketing support to over 30 local social service agencies and community initiatives in the Bronxville 10708, Eastchester, and Tuckahoe area.
BYC provides high school students opportunity for community service, leadership and healthy social activities.
Student Government Assoc. sponsors “homeless runs” to NYC locations and other outreach. Rotary Club sponsors various local and more distant community service activities.
Eastchester CAP provides a variety of services for children, families and individuals, including a thrift shop and information and referrals for employment opportunities.
Welcomes members from all area schools in Eastchester, Tuckahoe and Bronxville.
Eastchester Senior Nutrition Program is a senior citizens center and a home-delivered meals program.
EVAC is a non-profit volunteer ambulance service that provides emergency medical services to residents, merchants and visitors throughout Eastchester, Tuckahoe and Bronxville.
A senior assisted living facility that provides a full range of ADL care.
Habitat is a non-profit Christian ministry which encourages home ownership for low-income families through the development of housing constructed by volunteers from churches, synagogues and other groups working together with the new resident family.
* Teen Volunteers must be 14 or older*
Heartsong provides no-cost music and art therapy programs to enhance the functioning level and improve the quality of life for children with moderate to severe disabilities.
Lawrence Hospital Center is a community hospital.
The Make-A-Wish Foundation of the Hudson Valley grants the wishes of children with life threatening medical conditions to enrich the human experience with hope, strength and joy.
Provides hot home delivered meals to the elderly, ill or disabled in the 10708 zip code.
A consortium of churches, synagogues, schools and civic groups volunteering to deliver clothing, food, blankets, toiletries and human contact to the homeless poor in NYC.
Constituent district office to assist all constituents, including seniors, not-for-profit agencies, schools, municipalities and the general public.
South East Consortium provides community-based therapeutic recreation programs and services to developmentally disabled youth, teens and adults.
TASC is a fully-licensed before and after school program for students in grades K-7 that creates a safe, nurturing environment through educational, social and recreation activities.
The Van Cortlandt/Pelham Bay Park administration staff is responsible for restoring natural areas, maintaining recreation areas and providing education and entertainment for park patrons.
The Volunteer Center of United Way is a center for volunteerism in Westchester and Putnam. The Center is part of a network of volunteer centers and manages numerous programs that touch and serve every facet of the community.
The Wartburg is a 36 acre campus that has a Nursing Home, Assisted Living and Adult Day Care on site.
The Community Fund provides financial, administrative and marketing support to over 30 local social service agencies and community initiatives in the Bronxville 10708, Eastchester, and Tuckahoe area.
The Bereavement Center of Westchester is a not-for-profit, grief-support program for children, teens and adults.
Cancer Support Team (CST) provides in-home support services to cancer patients, at no charge and without regard to insurance coverage. Services include nursing care management, counseling, education transportation and financial assistance.
College Careers provides post-secondary educational counseling and services to underprivileged youth.
The Eastchester Citizen Corps trains community residents to assist families, neighbors and emergency service workers during local, county or national disasters.
Eastchester CAP provides a variety of services for children, families and individuals, including a thrift shop and information and referrals for employment opportunities.
Eastchester Senior Nutrition Program is a senior citizens center and a home-delivered meals program.
EVAC is a non-profit volunteer ambulance service that provides emergency medical services to residents, merchants and visitors throughout Eastchester, Tuckahoe and Bronxville.
Provides permanent housing for nine men in recovery from severe drug and alcohol addiction who are also dealing with serious medical and/or psychiatric problems.
A senior assisted living facility that provides a full range of ADL care.
Greyston is a community development company in southwest Yonkers serving low-income communities and HIV positive communities.
Heartsong provides no-cost music and art therapy programs to enhance the functioning level and improve the quality of life for children with moderate to severe disabilities.
Jansen serves the terminally ill so that they can live the rest of their lives in comfort and dignity.
The Junior League of Bronxville seeks to promote voluntarism, develop women’s leadership and improve the community.
JLAW works to reduce juvenile delinquency by offering a series of three in-school workshops designed to introduce 6th and 7th grade students to their rights and responsibilities under the Family Court system.
Lawrence Hospital Center is a community hospital.
A nonpartisan political organization serving Bronxville, Eastchester, Tuckahoe which encourages the informed and active participation of citizens in government and promotes the understanding of major public policy issues.
LVWC, Inc. is a private non-profit organization dedicated to providing English literacy services to adults in Westchester and acting as a community resource for the advancement of literacy countywide.
The Make-A-Wish Foundation of the Hudson Valley grants the wishes of children with life threatening medical conditions to enrich the human experience with hope, strength and joy.
Provides hot home delivered meals to the elderly, ill or disabled in the 10708 zip code.
A consortium of churches, synagogues, schools and civic groups volunteering to deliver clothing, food, blankets, toiletries and human contact to the homeless poor in NYC.
Constituent district office to assist all constituents, including seniors, not-for-profit agencies, schools, municipalities and the general public.
Connects people age 55 and over with volunteer opportunities in nonprofit organizations throughout Westchester.
The Senior Citizens Council is the parent organization that oversees the operation of the Bronxville and Tuckahoe Senior Citizens centers.
South East Consortium provides community-based therapeutic recreation programs and services to developmentally disabled youth, teens and adults.
TASC is a fully-licensed before and after school program for students in grades K-7 that creates a safe, nurturing environment through educational, social and recreation activities.
The Van Cortlandt/Pelham Bay Park administration staff is responsible for restoring natural areas, maintaining recreation areas and providing education and entertainment for park patrons.
Offers free services to innocent victims of crime in Westchester County, including therapy, advocacy, safety planning and community education.
The Volunteer Center of United Way is a center for volunteerism in Westchester and Putnam. The Center is part of a network of volunteer centers and manages numerous programs that touch and serve every facet of the community.
The Wartburg is a 36 acre campus that has a Nursing Home, Assisted Living and Adult Day Care on site.
The Coalition is comprised of individuals and agencies working together to improve the end-of-life experience in our community.