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Among our promises to donors is that grants will be made in their names—forever. As a further memorial, we also write biographical sketches of donors who have set up permanent funds.
The sketches are available below as PDFs, or we can also send you hard copies of your choice of sketches. Order them online or contact Amy Wolf at (212) 686-0010 x234.
Biographical sketches are available for the following donors:
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- Adler, Frederica M. & Morton L.
- Alexander, Oakey Logan & Ethel Witherspoon
- Altman, Benjamin
- Arnhold, Esther Jean
- Astor, Brooke
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- Bailey, Samuel Prentiss
- Barber, Peleg S.
- Barstow, William S. & Françoise Duclos
- Bartlett, Harriett M.
- Belmont, Eleanor Robson
- Berri, William H.
- Bloom, Albertina
- Bonynge, Robert W.
- Browning, Edward W.
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- Delacorte, George T.
- Delany, Sarah Louise & Annie Elizabeth
- Di Mattina, Eugene
- Dickler, Ruth Crohn and Gerald
- Dumpson, Dr. James R.
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- Fahs Beck, Dorothy and Beck, Hubert
- Falk, Carolyn Rosenstein
- Finck, Simon
- Flagstad, Kirsten
- Fokine, Michel
- Ford, Walter B.
- Frank, Abraham B. & Sarah
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- Goldring, Judith Ann
- Greene, Orland Smith
- Gregg, John Robert
- Griffith, Linda Arvidson
- Griggs, Herbert L.
- Guggenheimer, Sydney A.
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- Leffler, Ruth Adel Torgerson
- Lerch, Reba Q.
- Lewis, Wadsworth Russell
- Little, Edward H.
- Loeb, John Langeloth and Frances “Peter” Lehman
- Loewenstein, Wilhelm
- Lorentz, Elizabeth Meyer
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- MacMahon, Lloyd F.
- Madden, John Beckwith
- Marks, Royal S.
- Maverick, Edward
- McCoy, Henry Bayard & May Dorland
- McKenzie, Isabel C.
- Merck, George W.
- Merrill, Helen
- Mertz, LuEsther T.
- Merz, Charles Andrew & Evelyn Scott
- The Moles
- Morris, Robert Clark
- Mueller, Frieda
- Murphy, Thomas W. & Florence Tobey
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- Page, F. LeMoyne
- Pakas, Manfred A.
- Park, Katharine A.
- Perry, Richard L.
- Preiskel, Barbara Scott
- Prince, Sidney S.
- The Pringle Memorial Home (Thomas Pringle)
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- Rand, Addison C.
- Reichhold, Henry Helmuth
- Rice, Grantland
- Rockefeller, Laura Spelman
- Rogers, Sarah & Harry
- Rossin, Clara Lewisohn
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- Sacks, Samuel
- Schiff, Jacob H.
- Schoen-René, Mme. Anna E.
- The Sewards of Auburn & William Henry Seward IV
- Shaw, George Hamlin & Florence B.
- The Squadron A Fund
- Stephens, Kate
- The Stettheimer Sisters
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- Wallace, DeWitt & Lila Acheson
- Warfield, David
- Watts, Samuel Hughes
- West, Herbert Buell
- Whipp, Paul C.
- Williams, Mildred Anna & Henry K.S.
- Williams, Oscar & Gene Derwood
- Wilner, Sam
- Winthrop, Nathanial T.
- Wurzler, Seymour B.
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- Long Island Sound Report Card
- Closing the Gaps: An Executive Summary of Two Reports on Developing Talent to Meet Labor Market Needs
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Building Opportunity and Growth (FutureWorks 2018) examines long-term economic projections and labor market data.
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Education, Employment & Opportunities for Young Adults Aged 16-25 in Mount Vernon New Rochelle, and Yonkers (JobsFirstNYC 2019) focuses on critical gaps for young residents in those cities.
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Connecting to Promising Careers: Middle-Skill Jobs in the Lower Hudson Valley (Westchester Community College and NYC Labor Market Information Service 2016) identified promising middle-skill fields in the Lower Hudson Valley.
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Readers are encouraged to consider the findings in these reports in conjunction with the Westchester County Housing Needs Assessment (Hudson Valley Pattern for Progress 2019), the U.S. Private Sector Job Quality Index (Cornell Law School 2019), and the A.L.I.C.E. (Asset Limited Income Constrained Employed) data for Westchester and Putnam counties (United Way of New York State 2018).
- Stand Up and Be Counted a 2018 report evaluating the unmet needs of the LGBTQ+ community in Westchester County.
The Trust produces a variety of other publications including reports on funder collaboratives and the state of philanthropy.
Read some of our reports:
Contact us for complimentary print copies of any of the publications above.
