Health Foundation for Western & Central New York

A regional health foundation funding racial and socioeconomic health equity across western and central New York, concentrating on older adults, young children living in poverty, community health capacity, and advocacy.

Financial profile

Health Foundation for Western & Central New York · EIN 22-3804398 · 501(c)(3)

Fiscal yearTotal revenueContributionsProgram servicesTotal expensesNet assetsYear end
FY2023$2,425,062$6,857,088$148,776,672Dec 2023
FY2022$13,896,071$9,627,337$136,090,305Dec 2022
FY2021$7,953,359$7,313,356$150,155,880Dec 2021
FY2020$4,209,409$10,222,130$133,815,581Dec 2020
FY2019$2,965,846$7,164,823$129,547,307Dec 2019
FY2015$6,268,058$6,788,021$112,365,684Dec 2015

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Peer societies

Five societies Health Foundation for Western & Central New York is read alongside.

Who backs HFWCN

No public supporter list found as of September 2026.

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The outside view

A regional health foundation funding racial and socioeconomic health equity across western and central New York, concentrating on older adults, young children living in poverty, community health capacity, and advocacy.

  • Consensus
  • Build
  • Outward
  • Operational

Their shape

The Movement

Gathered around a cause, and built to move.

The Movement is mission-led and built to mobilize, organized around changing something in the world. Its gift is passion and external impact, its challenge is turning momentum into something that lasts.

Also reads toward The Frontier, The Legacy and The Village.

Strengths

→Real influence on the wider field.
→Members are motivated by a clear why.
→Quick to rally around what matters now.

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