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Olivencia, Mildred

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From: Neile Weissman [mailto Sent: Wednesday, January 06, 2016 1:23 PM To: Van Duyne, Sheree Subject: FOIA on 501(c)(3) disbursements Sheree Van Duyne Office of the Secretary The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey

Dear Ms. Van Duyne,

As separate FOIA request, I ask for a list of all payments made by the Port Authority to 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organizations from 2010 through 2015, as well as those due to be paid in 2016 and outlying years, including dollar amounts and payment dates.

Electronic delivery of said records will be fine.

If this information is already included as part of previous request #16308 (disbursements from the PA’s regional bank), please indicate that.

My thanks and appreciation for your efforts on this. Respectfully. Neile Weissman

February 9, 2016

Mr. Neil Weissman

Re: Freedom ofinformation Reference No. 16592

Dear Mr. Weissman·

THE PORT AlffllORffY OF NY & NJ

FOi Administrator

This is in response to your January 6, 2016 request, which has been processed under the Port Authority's Freedom oflnformation Code (the "Code", copy enclosed) for a list of all payments made by the Port Authority to 501 ©(3) not-for-profit organizations from 20 l O through 2015, as well as those due to be paid in 2016 and outlying years, including dollar amounts and payment dates.

Material responsive to your request can be found on the Port Authority's website at http://www.panyni.gov I corporate-information/foi/165 92-0 .pdf. Paper copies are available upon request.

Please refer to the above FOI reference number in any future correspondence relating to your request.

Enclosure

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CIVIC & COMMUNITY SUPPORT PAYMENTS

2010 ACTUAL PAYMENTS - NEW JERSEY

Summarv Actual Budvet New Jersey 218,200 $300,000

Teterboro 15,000 "

Other " "

Total $ 233,200 $300,000

Payments I~ Organl~~tio~s .. -··- .' -\ • - -- > <--;; c ;-;~---- _\-

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New Jersey

Barringer High School 5,000 Robotics competition. School is located in Newark. Borough of Fort Lee 5,000 Support for purchase of emergency services equipment Borough of South Plainfield 5,000 Support for purchase of emergency services equipment Borough of South River 5,000 Support for purchase of emergency services equipment Central High School 5,000 Robotics competition. School is located in Newark. City of Bayonne - 5,000 Support for purchase of emergency services equipment

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City of Hoboken 5,000 Support for purchase of emergency services equipment City of Linden 25,000 Support for purchase of emergency services equipment City of Perth Amboy 25,000 Support for purchase of emergency services equipment Cliffside Park High School 1,400 Robotics competition. Essex County Vocational Technical School 2,000 Robotics competition. School is located in Newark. Garrett Morgan Academy 2,500 Robotics competition. School is located in Paterson.

Support community organization in host municipality, as well as increase Groundwork Elizabeth l,000 awareness of PA general & environmental initiatives Hyacinth AIDS Foundation 50,000 Funds to support the Jersey City and Newark Programs of the Foundation.

Support port related organization closely allied to agency's environmental NJ Marine Sciences Consortium 2,500 programs. North Hudson Regional Fire & Rescue 25,000 Support for purchase of emergency services equipment Pascack Valley Regional High School 1,400 Robotics competition.

To support public safety initiatives and offset costs association with 9/11 Police Unity Tour, Inc. 1,000 Memorial. Ridgefield Memorial High School 1,400 Robotics competition. Technology High School 5,000 Robotics competition. School is located in Newark.

Town of Harrison 5,000 Support for purchase of emergency services equipment Town of Secaucus 5,000 Support for purchase of emergency services equipment

Township of Cedar Grove 5,000 Support for purchase of emergency services equipment

Township of Woodbridge 10,000 Support for purchase of emergency services equipment Support agency transportation initiatives/network with NJ government, private

Transaction 20 l O 5,000 sector and professionals Weequahic High School 5,000 Robotics competition. School is located in Newark.

West Side High School 5,000 Robotics competition. School is located in Newark.

New Jersey Payments 218,200

Teterboro

Angel Flight Northeast 5,000 Support Volunteer Organization which provides transportation support and includes tenants and business partners at Teterboro Airport.

Borough of Hasbrouck Heights 10,000 Support for purchase of emergency services equpment

Teterboro Payments 15,000

Other 0


2010 ACTUAL PAYMENTS - NEW YORK (Page I of2)

Summarv Actual Budl!et New York $ 182,300 $300,000

Lower Manhattan 11,250 Other - -Total $ 193,550 $300,000

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New York

ACE Mentor Program of Greater NY 500 Engineering request to help defray costs of Program

Armory High School Sports Foundation 5,000 Community support for organization in host community of Washington Heights. Astoria Performing Arts Center 1,500 Support local community organization new LGA Aviatwn H1gn ;:,cnoo1 l,JVV itoooucs compeuuon. ;:,cnoo1 1s 1ocatea m Long 1smna Lny. Briarwood Community Association 2,000 Support local community organization near JFK International Airport. Briarwood Community Association 2,500 Support local community organization near JFK International Airport.

tunas tor umvers1ty 1 ransportat1on Kesearcn center (U 1 KC) to collaborate on City College of New York 50,000 task force to improve transportation in NY metro area. Community Fund for Manhattan 5,000 Support local initiatives through education Curtis High School 2,700 Robotics competition. School is located in Staten Island. Elmcor 1,000 Local non-profit serving communities closest to LGA

Promotes awareness of economic/job opportunities at PA with disabled FEDCAP Rehabilitation Services 5,000 community; creates positive image Francis Lewis High School 2,700 Robotics competition. School is located in Fresh Meadows, Queens. Friends of the High School for Environmental Studies 1,000 Support local initiatives through education. Fund for the City of New York Inc. 5,000 Manhattan Boro President's Community Fellowship Program Inwood Civic Association 2,500 Local community support for organization located immediately east of JFK

Local community support for education programs. Museum located new JFK and King Manor Museum 1,000 LGA. Library Action Committee of Corona-East Elmhurst 1,000 Local community support to organization within host municipality Long Island City High School 2,700 Robotics competition. Milano, The New School for Mgmt & Urban Policy 25,000 Final contributory installment of the Port Allfhori/y Speaker Series

Martin Van Buren High School 2,700 Robotics competition. School is located in Queens Village. Morris Academy for Collaborative Studies 2,700 Robotics competition. School is located in the Bronx. Newton I-Iigh School 2,700 Robotics competition. School is located in Elmhurst, Queens.

Local community support to organization which provides emergency medical North Shore Rescue Squad 5,000 services to Goethals and Bayonne Bridge and Teleport.

Support for emergency response services to West Shore of Staten Island near the Oceanic Hook and Ladder Co. No. I 3,500 Goethals Bridge, Howland Hook and Teleport. Orange County Partnership 4,000 Support economic development initiatives near Stewart Int'! Airport

Port Richmond Community Emergency Response Team 3,500 Support for emergency response services to the Staten Island Bridges and Teleport. Publicolor Inc. 5,000 Support local initiatives through education

Support for emergency response services to the Goethals and Outerbridge Richmond Engine Company I 3,500 Crossing, and Howland Hook

Support environmental programs for local community organization in the Far Rockaway Waterfront Alliance 3,000 Rockaways near JFK Int'! Airport Queens High School for Information, Research & Technology 2,700 Robotics competition. School is located in Far Rockaway. Queens Vocational & Technical High School 2,700 Robotics competition. School is located in Long Island City. Ralph R. McKee Career and Technical High School 2,700 Robotics competition. School is located in Staten Island. South Queens Boys & Guls Club 2,000 Avrntton eaucatlonal component tor local group very close to JFK South Queens Boys & Girls Club 3,000 [Support local groups ettorts and acttvtttes/ottset annual d111ner cost Staten Island Technical High School 2,700 Robotics competition. Thomas A. Edison Career & Technical High School 2,700 Robotics competition. School is located in Jamaica, Queens. Tottenville High School 2,700 Robotics competition. School is located in Staten Island.

Local community support to further educational initiatives for children of freight Traffic Club of New York Scholarship Fund 150 transportation industry

1Loca1 commumty suppon wr orgamzatton near tne ul"/1:l to encourage 01cyc11sts Transportation Alternatives 5,000 to safely use the Bridge.

United States Airport and Seaport Police 950 Fred Morrone 9/11 memorial. (Total $1,950. NJ to pay $1000.) Vaughn College 1,000 Support for "Women in Aviation" day. School is located near LGA. Waterfront Museum 1,000 Funding to advance the Maritime Education Initiative 2010

New York Payments 182,300


2010 ACTUAL PAYMENTS- NEW YORK (Page 2 of2)

Lower Manhattan

Battery Park City Community Emergency Response Team 3,500 Support local organization to further emergency response

Caring Community, Inc. 2,500 Support social services provided near Holland Tunnel and World Trade Center.

Support for Church which has provided venue for 1993 bombing and September Church of Saint Peter 5,000 1 1 memorial services. Seamen's Church Institute 250 Support for National Maritime Day

Lower Manhattan Payments 11,250

Other 0



Summarv Actual Bud!!et New Jersev 2,250 $300,000 Teterboro -

Other -Total $ 2,250 $300,000

Payments to O~ganlzadons '. .. ..

Amount ; ,:• ". . Sutlnorf Purgose . ·C ·i, :.c ·. :;,.

New Jersey

American Association of Port Authorities 2,000 Support towards the AAPA's centennial celebration, to aid in the development of a multi-use video and conduct industry awareness events. Support for a wide range of programming and support services for mariners visiting the Port of NY/NJ, including chaplaincy, legal aid, and continuing

Seamen's Church Institute 250 maritime education.

New .Jersey Payments 2,250

Teterboro 0

Other 0


2011 ACTUAL PAYMENTS - NEW YORK

Summarv Actual Bud1>et New York $ 127,600 $300,000

Lower Manhattan 9,500 Other -Total $ 137,100 $300,000

Payments to Organizatforis. · . .....

Amount · .

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New York Payments approved by Tina Lado: Armo,y High School Sports Foundation 2,500 Sponsor annual "Coogan's Run" event in Washington Heights

Curtis High School 2,700 '11 Robotics competition. School located in Staten Island.

Francis Lewis High School 2,700 '11 Robotics competition. School located in Fresh Meadows Queens.

Martin Van Buren High School 2,700 '11 Robotics competition. School located in Queens Village Queens.

Morris Academy for Collaborative Studies 2,700 '11 Robotics competition. School located in the Bronx.

New York/New Jersey Harbor Coalition (Payee: National Support for Coalition's efforts to advocate in support of investments to protect and Park Conservation Association) 75,000 restore the NY /NJ Harbor, waterfront and ecosystem.

Newtown High School 2,700 '11 Robotics competition. School located in Elmhurst Queens. Assistance towards NE W's efforts to increase the number of tradeswomen in New

Nontraditional Employment for Women (NEW) 700 York.

North Shore Rescue Squad 2,500 Provide funds to purchase supplies and make repairs to emergency vehicle.

Port Richmond Community Emergency Response Team 2,500 Provide funds to purchase supplies and repairs for mobile support unit E47.

Queens HS for Information, Research & Technology 2,700 '11 Robotics competition. School located in Far Rockaway Queens.

Queens Vocational & Technical High School 2,700 '11 Robotics competition. School located in Long Island City Queens.

Ralph R. McKee Career and Technical High School 2,700 '11 Robotics competition. School located in Staten Island. Support/sponsorship for events sponsored by the Alliance, including "Earth Day

Rockaway Waterfront Alliance 2,000 Rockaway" and public school environmental workshops.

South Queens Boys & Girls Club, Inc. 2,700 '11 Robotics competition. School located in Richmond Hill Queens.

Staten Island Technical High School 2,700 'I I Robotics competition. School located in Staten Island.

Thomas A. Edison Career & Technical High School 2,700 '11 Robotics competition. School located in Jamaica Queens.

Tottenville High School 2,700 '11 Robotics competition. School located in Staten Island.

Payments approved by Brian Simon: Astoria Performing Arts Center 2,500 Support towards Summer Stars youth program.

King Manor Museum 2,500 Support for their 2011 History Education Programs.

Transportation Alternatives 5,000 Funds to offset education campaign on "safe cycling" at the GWB.


Lower Manhattan Payments approved by Tina Lado:

Support towards the replenishment of CERT's supplies and volunteer training

Battery Park City Community Emergency Response Team 2,000 programs.

Payments approved by Brian Simon: Urban Assembly New York Harbor Schoool (Payee: New Support will develop a relationship with the Harbor School as part of a long term York Harbor Foundation) 2,500 strategy to ensure a viable workforce pool with maritime industry focus.

Provide funds in anticipation of their continuing hospitality for future PA WTC

Church of Sa int Peter 5,000 remembrance ceremonies. (Dollars accrued and payment made in 2012).



2012 ACTUAL PAYMENTS- NEW JERSEY

Summarv Actual Bud!!et New Jersev $ 97,750 $300.000 Teterboro -

Other -Total $ 97,750 $300,000

Payments to Organizations Ainount Support Purpose .·

New Jerscl'

Support towards the purchase of equipment in return for a commitment from the Borough to provide emergency response services for incidents at Teterboro and

Borough of Hasbrouck Heights 3,000 other facilities. Voices of September 11 250 Support towards the establishment of the 9/11 Living Memorial.

Support for progranm1ing costs in connection with the NY-NJ metropolitan region lronman Foundation 65,000 lronman Triathlon event.

Support of training programs for EMTs offered at its Institute of Healthcare Trinitas Regional Medical Center 29,500 Community Education.

New Jersey Payments 97,750

Teterboro 0

Other 0


2012 ACTUAL PAYMENTS - NEW YORK (Paget of2)

Summarv Actual Bud"et New York $ 156,300 $300,000

Lower Manhattan 8,500 Other (251,289.70) Confidential MA Total $ 164,800 $300,000

Pa:yments to Organization·s Amount .·

Sunnort Pur~ose . · ····· . ..

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New York Astoria Performing Arts Center 5,000 Support towards Summer Stars youth program.

Curtis High School 2,700 '12 Robotics competition. School located in Staten Island.

Francis Lewis High School 2,700 '12 Robotics competition. School located in Fresh Meadows Queens.

Frederick Douglass Academy 2,700 '12 Robotics competition. School located in New York City.

George Westinghouse High School 2,700 '12 Robotics competition. Schoool located in Brooklyn. -----------

Long Island City High School 2,700 '12 Robotics competition. School located in Long Island City Queens.


Morris Academy for Collaborative Studies 2,700 '12 Robotics competition. School located in the Bronx.

Newtown High School 2,700 '12 Robotics competition. School located in Elmhurst Queens.

Organization of Black Maritime College Graduates, Inc. 1,000 Provide funds in support of their scholarship fund.



Ralph R. McKee Career and Technical High School 2,700 '12 Robotics competition. School located in Staten Island.

Rockaway Waterfront Alliance 2,000 Support for local Port Distric organization - Earth Day 2012.

Staten Island Technical High School 2,700 '12 Robotics competition. School located in Staten Island.

Thomas A. Edison Career & Technical High School 2,700 '12 Robotics competition. School located in Jamaica Queens.


Working Harbor Committee 5,000 Support for their educational programs. Aviation High School 3,000 '13 Robotics competition. School located in Long Island City Queens. Curtis High School 3,000 '13 Robotics competition. School located in Staten Island.

Francis Lewis High School 3,000 '13 Robotics competition. School located in Fresh Meadows Queens. Frederick Douglass Academy 5,000 '13 Robotics competition. School located in New York City. John Adams High School 5,000 '13 Robotics competition. School located in Ozone Park Queens. John Bowne High School 3,500 '13 Robotics competition. School located in Flushing Queens.

King Manor Museum 5,000 Support of its 2013 History Education Programs.

Long Island City High Schoool 5,000 '13 Robotics competition. School located in Long Island City Queens.


Morris High School Campus 3,000 '13 Robotics competition. School located in the Bronx.

Newtown High School 3,000 '13 Robotics competition. School located in Elmhurst Queens.

NYC FIRST 5,000 Support for its '13 engineering and robotics education programming.

Queens Botanical Garden 5,000 Support the Green Jobs Training Program



Ralph R. McKee Career and Technical High School 5,000 '13 Robotics competition. School located in Staten Island. Support of its mission to provide needed services to your within the Red Hook

Red Hook Initiative 20,000 Community and for its local business restoration efforts post-Hurricane Sandy. Thomas A. Edison Career & Technical High School 5,000 '13Robotics competition. School located in Jamaica Queens.


Townsend Harris High School 4,000 '13 Robotics competition. School located in Flushing Queens.

Staten Island Technical High School 4,000 '13 Robotics competition. School located in Staten Island. Support for its Annual Fund, which provides essential support for student

Vaughn College of Aeronautics 5,000 scholarships, lab equipment and academic services.



2012ACTUALPAYMENTS- NEW YORK(Page2 of2)

Lower Manhattan

Battery Park City Emergency Response Team 3,500 Support for emergency response team near the WTC.

Urban Assembly New York Harbor School 5,000 Support for its college preparatory curriculum.


Other Confidential MA (98,522.79) Confidential MA Confidential MA (152,766.91) Confidential MA

Other Payments (251,289.70)


2013 ACTUAL PAYMENTS- NEW JERSEY

Summal'v Actual Bud!!et New Jel'SCV $ 10,000 $300,000 Tetel'bOl'O -

Othel' -Total $ 10,000 $300,000

Pal'.ments to 01·ganizatio11s . · ..

Amount · .. ·· .

. Su1mort Puruose .. . New Jerse:i:

Support towards renovations to the helipad at the Palisades Medical Center, Palisades Medical Center I0,000 including new lighting, repaving and repainting.

New Jersev Pavments 10,000

Tetel'boro 0

Other 0


2013 ACTUAL PAYMENTS - NEW YORK

Summarv Actual Bud!ret New York $ 73,000 $300,000

Lower Manhattan 13,500 Other $ (48,710.30) Confidential MA

Total $ 86,500 $300,000

Pa~ments to Organizations :

A!llilli.!!.t .:

Support Purpose

New York

American Assoc of Airport Executives Foundation, Inc. 1,000 Support for Scholarship Program

Rockaway Waterfront Alliance 2,000 Sponsorship for Earth Day Rockaway

Boys & Girls Club of Metro Queens, lnc. 4,000 Support for its programs for residents within the JFK airport community

Support in connection with rental and production costs for their Summer Stars Astoria Performing Arts Center 3,000 youth program

Queens Botanical Garden 5,000 Provide funds for its World's Fair Anniversary Celebrations in 2014

Provide funds in suppo1i of the 2014 youth educational activities and family and King Manor Museum 5,000 community programs

---~----Queens High School for Information, Research and Technology 3,000 2014 FIRST Robotics Competition

Queens Vocational and Technical High School 3,000 2014 FIRST Robotics Competition

Frederick Douglass Academy 3,000 2014 FIRST Robotics Competition

Long Island City High School 3,000 2014 FIRST Robotics Competition

Townsend Harris High School at Queens College 3,000 2014 FIRST Robotics Competition

Morris Academy for Collaborative Studies 3,000 2014 FIRST Robotics Competition

Ralph R. McKee Career and Technical Education High School 3,000 2014 FIRST Robotics Competition

John Bowne High School 3,000 2014 FIRST Robotics Competition

Staten Island Technical High School 3,000 2014 FIRST Robotics Competition

Thomas A. Edison Career & Technical High School 3,000 2014 FIRST Robotics Competition

Francis Lewis High School 3,000 2014 FIRST Robotics Competition

Curtis High School 3,000 2014 FIRST Robotics Competition

Martin Van Buren High School 3,000 2014 FIRST Robotics Competition

Newtown High School 3,000 2014 FIRST Robotics Competition

Tottenville High School 3,000 2014 FIRST Robotics Competition

Aviation High School 3,000 2014 FIRST Robotics Competition

Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club 5,000 Support of its youth education and development progranuning.


!Lower rv1annarran Provide funds in anticipation of their continuing hospitality for future PA WTC

Church of Saint Peter 10,000 remembrance ceremonies.

Support of its operations and continued disaster preparedness and emergency Battery Park City Community Emergency Response Team 3,500 response training and coordination efforts.


Other Confidential MA (48,710.30) Confidential MA

Other Pavments (48 710.30)



Summarv Actual BudP'et New Jersey $ - $300,000 Teterboro -

Other -Total $ - $300,000

Pa:yments to Ol'ganizations ·.•· Aritount · ...• ...

Sunnort Purnose .•

New Jerse:y

New Jersey Payments 0

Teterboro 0

Other 0


2014 ACTUAL PAYMENTS· NEW YORK

Summarv Actual Budi,et

~. New York $ 182,500 $300,000 Lower Manhattan 13,500

Other 5,000

Total $ 201,000 $300,000

Payments to Organizations ........ .

Amount. . ... . .. .. .

Support Purpose . .. .. ··.• ·.· .

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Support for the development of a multi-partner project led by The Urban Assembly New York Harbor School to operate and fund a "teaching flagship" of the Port of New York and New Jersey. The ship would serve as a classroom to educate students from New York and New Jersey about the history of the Port, as

New York Harbor Foundation 50,000 well as related industrial and environmental sustainability concerns. City Parks Foundation 5,000 Support for its World's Fair Anniversary Festival in 2014.

Support towards its new USO Center in Terminal 5 at John F. Kennedy USO of Metropolitan New York 5,000 International Airport (JFK).

Queens Historical Society 5,000 Support for its World's Fair Anniversaiy Celebrations in 2014.

Queens Theatre 5,000 Support for its World's Fair Anniversary Celebrations in 2014.

Support for ancillaiy insurance costs incurred to support community use of small Hell's Kitchen Neighborhood Association 2,500 plots of Port Authority-owned land.

Support of the museum's core programming of operating the historic house and Louis Armstrong House Museum 3,000 maintaining Louis Armstrong's archives.

Support for the production of their American Masters Series documentary entitled: WNET 5,000 Eero Saarinen: The Architect Who Saw The Future .

King Manor Museum 5,000 Support for the museum's 2015 history education programs.

Support of its Green Youth Internship Program, which provides job and skill training for more than 150 teenagers and young adults from Queens and the

Queens Botanical Garden 10,000 surrounding area.

Support for RHI's mission to provide needed services to youth within the Red Hook, Brooklyn community and for its continued local business restoration efforts

Red Hook Initiative 20,000 post-Hurricane Sandy.

Support for the Poppenhusen Institute (AKA) in order to pmiially restore their youth services program, which is located in College Points, Queens, in the

Conrad Poppenhusen Association 5,000 immediate vicinity of LaGuardia Airport.

Support for the Foundation's workforce development initiatives to provide jobs Queens Chamber of Commerce Foundation 5,000 and training to residents of underserved communities of the Borough of Queens. Sutphin Boulevard Business Improved District 1,000 Support of its annual Adopt-a-Family program.

Support of their educational programs to promote public appreciation for the heritage and future of the Harbor of New York and New Jersey and the maritime

Working Harbor Committee 3,000 industry.

Support for its continued efforts to educate and create awareness among the general public about the New York Harbor and its importance to the economy of

Waterfront Museum 3,000 the New York-New Jersey region.

Provide general financial support in connection with the RPAs various initiatives to enhance and modernize the infrastructure and mass transit systems of the New

Regional Plan Association 50,000 York City metropolitan region.


Lower Manhattan Support in anticipation of the Church's continuing hospitality for future Port

Church of Saint Peter 10,000 Authority World Trade Center remembrance ceremonies. Provide funds in support of its operations and continued disaster preparedness and

Battery Park City Community Emergency Response Team 3,500 emergency response training and coordination efforts.


Other

I Support of its operations and assistance programs for those affected by the

Voices of September I Ith 5,000 terrorist attacks of September 11, 200 I.

Other Payments 5,000



Summarv Actual Bud!!ct New Jersey $ - $200,000 Teterboro -

Other -Total $ - $20,000

Pa:rments to Organizations "

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Surmort Puruose

New Jersey

New Jersey Payments 0

Teterboro 0

Other 0

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2015 ACTUAL PAYMENTS- NEW YORK

Summarv Actual Bud<ret New York $ 47,000 $200,000

Lower Manhattan 18,500 Other 5,000

Total $ 70,500 $200,000

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Paxnients to Organizations Amfilill! .Siil!iiortPni'l!ose

Support towards sponsorship for Earth Day Rockaway and Living Classroom Rockaway Waterfront Alliance 3,000 environmental school workshops in Queens, New York.

Support for the Borough of Staten Island's financial commitment toward the cost of a fireworks event on Independence Day weekend entitled, "Celebrate the

CPA - Celebrate our Stars and Stripes 5,000 Amboys," held above the Raritan Bay on July 2, 2015.

Support for the Museum's continued efforts to educate and create awareness among the general public about New York Harbor and its importance to the

Waterfront Museum 3,000 economy of the New York-New Jersey region.

Support for its STEM Enrichment Program, which encourages youth to engage in _B__?~~& G!rls Club of Metro Queens

-------------5,000 Science, Technology, Engineeringand Mathematics programming._

Queens Theatre 5,000 Support for its Worlds Fair Anniversary Celebrations in 2015.

Support of their educational programs to promote public awareness of the heritage Working Harbor Committee 3,000 and future of the Harbor of New York and New Jersey and the maritime industry.

Support towards the costs associated with operating its youth programs at the West 181 st Street Beautification Project, Inc. 3,000 George Washington Bridge Park (a/k/a "Dolphin Park").

King Manor Museum 5,000 Support for the Museum's 2016 history education programs.

Support towards the purchase of updated personal protection equipment for three Oceanic Hook and Ladder Co. No. I 5,000 volunteer members of the department.

Queens Historical Society 5,000 Support for its historical exhibition on LaGuardia Airport.

Support of the school's college preparatory curriculum, which specializes in maritime stewardship by utilizing the Port of New York and New Jersey's

The Urban Assembly New York Harbor School 5,000 waterways.


Lower Manhattan Support in consideration of the Church's continuing hospitality for the Port

Church of Saint Peter 10,000 Authority's World Trade Center remembrance ceremonies. Support for its 50,000-volume poetry library, literary center for adults and children

Poets House 5,000 and visual exhibition space headquartered in Battery Park City.

Provide funds in support of its operations and continued disaster preparedness and Battery Park City Community Emergency Response Team 3,500 emergency response training and coordination efforts.


Other

Support of its operations and assistance programs for those affected by the Voices of September 11th 5,000 terrorist attacks of September 11, 200 I.

Other Pavmcnts 5,000

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