Infrastructure & Safety Grants
Infrastructure & Safety Grants
Supporting area nonprofits in maintaining their operations.
Nonprofit organizations focus tremendous energy and resources on fulfilling their mission. Meanwhile, many struggle to cover needs that are less visible – such as office equipment, technology upgrades, and building repairs. The Broadview Infrastructure Grant was created to help fill the gap.
Since the Infrastructure Grant was established in 2021, we have gained valuable insights from applicants to identify a need we are passionate about advocating for, Safety. We believe that safety is a basic human right and that is why we are proud to offer the Broadview Safety Initiative Grant.
Keep an eye out for our next set of applications launching August 17th.
Hear from some of our previous recipients below!
“Thanks to Broadview, our victim services staff have the technology necessary to respond quickly to incidents and keep survivors safe.”
- Kyla M., YWCA-NENY
“We really appreciate the support and generosity of Broadview, particularly for funding something that isn’t generally covered by other funding sources.”
- Fern H., CAPTAIN Community Human Services, Inc.
Congratulations to our Latest Winners
Infrastructure Initiative Grant Recipients:
Buffalo Region:
- Veterans One Stop Center is making IT hardware, software, and cybersecurity upgrades to protect sensitive veteran data.
- Buffalo Arts and Technology Center (BCAT) is expanding workforce training capacity through permanent instructional equipment and soundproof testing rooms.
- FeedMore WNY Foundation is modernizing food safety inspections with tablets and mobile data‑entry tools.
- Buffalo Urban League is making WiFi infrastructure upgrades to support workforce, youth, and reentry programming.
Syracuse Region:
- Joseph’s House for Women is building a Workforce Development Technology Center.
- PGR Foundation, Inc. is creating a safe mentoring environment through furniture replacement, secure storage installation, and flooring upgrades.
- PEACE, Inc. is migrating to a secure, cloud‑based file system to improve collaboration and data security.
Capital Region:
- Unity House of Troy – is replacing failing refrigeration critical to food pantry and meal programs.
- Center for Disability Services is installing automatic doors and access controls for a dental suite to improve accessibility, privacy, and safety.
- To Life, Inc. is expanding wig and mastectomy boutique inventory to better serve underinsured individuals and communities of color.
- Capital Region Youth Tennis Foundation (15‑LOVE) is conducting facility repairs addressing water intrusion and mold to maintain safe youth programming.
- Wildwood Foundation is making network infrastructure upgrades to support agencywide operations.
- YWCA Northeastern NY is replacing a roof at Navias House to protect 24/7 victim services and permanent supportive housing.
- Bring On The Spectrum (BOTS) is conducting an interior upfit of a mobile sensory van delivering inclusive, sensory‑safe community spaces.
- Eden’s Rose Foundation is replacing a produce distribution tent critical to food access in a neighborhood food desert.
- Ronald McDonald House Charities – Capital Region is replacing unsafe water heaters to protect medically vulnerable families.
- Things of My Very Own is purchasing a forklift to improve safety and efficiency when handling donated items for children in crisis.
Safety & Security Grant Recipients:
- Upper Hudson Planned Parenthood is upgrading security cameras at Albany and Troy health centers to improve patient and staff safety.
- In Our Own Voices, Inc. is installing a comprehensive security system at a new LGBTQ+ Community Empowerment & Equity Hub.
- Jowonio School is replacing an outdated surveillance system with a modern, high-resolution solution.
- Elmcrest Children’s Center is implementing an electronic ID badge access system for medical and clinical areas.
- Schenectady Inner City Ministry (Sycamore Collaborative) is installing locally managed security cameras at a food distribution and social services campus.
- Friends of Little Portion Friary (Buffalo Region Little Portion Friary) is expanding internal and external security cameras at an emergency shelter serving individuals experiencing homelessness.
- Big Big Table Community Café is making security infrastructure improvements to protect donated commercial kitchen equipment at Buffalo’s first pay‑what‑you‑can café.
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