Our Funds

A field-of-interest fund established in memory of Catherine H. Streichert to benefit and enhance the lives of residents of the City of Utica.

A field-of-interest fund established through the dissolution of the Swancott Home to support women's shelters.

A field-of-interest fund established to support refugees' essential needs, including housing, food, clothing, healthcare, and case management services, as The Center navigates organizational funding shifts. This assistance is vital to ensure that individuals and families can continue to integrate into the community, without the financial instability that would otherwise compromise their well-being.

A field-of-interest fund established through the dissolution of the Utica Dispensary to provide medicine and medical and surgical aid to sick and indigent persons in the City of Utica.

A field-of-interest fund established through the Estate of Vera S. Brindisi for general charitable purposes.

A field-of-interest fund established from a trust created by W. B. "Bus" Romeling, an artist and Van Hornesville teacher, for the support of painters and sculptors, enriching the work of Upstate artists and students who love and live art as he did.

A field-of-interest fund established through the estate of Wesley P. and Marison S. Small to benefit Herkimer County.

A field-of-interest fund established by William and Gladys Becker for the purpose of teen and pre-teen education to promote reproductive responsibility.

A field-of-interest fund established through the estate of Venturia I. Wiley in memory of her father to support the welfare and happiness of boys and girls residing in the City of Utica.

A field-of-interest fund established by William L. Boyle, Jr. for general charitable purposes.