Field Hall Foundation has awarded $321,382 in grants to nonprofit organizations through its Fall 2026 grant cycle. Together, these grants will help older adults remain healthy, safe, independent, and connected by expanding access to emergency assistance, mental health and caregiver support, technology, nutritious food, and other essential services.
Fall 2026 grant recipients include, but are not limited to, the following organizations:
Emergency Financial Assistance
Community Action Partnership for Dutchess County, Inc. — $40,000
To provide emergency financial assistance to low-income older adults facing unexpected expenses and financial hardship
Westchester Residential Opportunities, Inc. — $30,000
To provide emergency financial assistance and counseling to help older adults maintain housing stability and financial security
Mental Health, Caregiver Support, and Digital Inclusion
The STEM Alliance of Larchmont-Mamaroneck, Inc. — $30,000
To help bridge the digital divide by providing low-income older adults with technology, training, and access to online resources
Greater Mental Health of New York, Inc. — $25,000
To provide group-based mental health support for older adults and their caregivers, helping reduce isolation and improve emotional well-being
Lifespan of Greater Rochester — $10,000
To provide respite assistance to family caregivers, offering much-needed relief from caregiving responsibilities
Food Security and Nutrition
Recognizing the growing challenges of food insecurity among older adults, particularly those living on fixed incomes, the Foundation awarded additional grants to organizations providing nutritious meals, groceries, and other food assistance.
Hillside Food Outreach—$30,000
North East Community Center, Inc.—$23,000
Caring for the Hungry & Homeless of Peekskill—$15,000
Church of the Good Shepherd—$15,000
Fareground Community Kitchen—$15,000
Pawling Resource Center—$15,000
YWCA Yonkers—$13,382
Giving Tree Global—$10,000
Meals on Wheels of Wappingers—$10,000
Saint Thomas Episcopal Church—$10,000
Field Hall Foundation is dedicated to improving the lives of older adults and their caregivers in Dutchess, Putnam, and Westchester counties. The Foundation supports nonprofit organizations and local government agencies that provide essential services to help older adults remain healthy, safe, independent, and engaged in their communities. Grants are awarded three times annually through the Foundation’s winter, spring, and fall grant cycles.