2007 Fund Grantees: Multidisciplinary
- Center for Democracy in Africa, The Mafrika Music Festival)
- To support a daylong festival in Marcus Garvey Park in Harlem showcasing the rich tradition of African art and culture
- Columbia University Press (Barbara Mensch)
- To support the publication of a photographic oral history of the waterfront beneath Brooklyn Bridge before it disappeared as big developers came in and homogenized the neighborhood
- Dr. Georgina Falu Foundation Inc (Diogenes Grassal Rodriguez)
- To support four one-hour bi-weekly lectures on Emily Dickinson's Black and Civil War Poems culminating in a modern/classical concert of fourteen newly composed songs
- Experimental Theatre Project
- To support ten-months (ten productions) of Rivers of Honey, a performance cabaret for women and trans playwrights, dancers, directors and performing artists of color
- Fall Collection, The
- To support a three week festival of film, theater and music from around the world show-cased in the Lower East Side of New York City
- Friends of Morningside Park (The Historic Harlem Parks Coalition)
- To support a five-week (ten-night) free outdoor film festival with live music and dance in Harlem
- Friends of Morningside Park (NYC KidsFest)
- To support a free-to-the-public children's festival in Morningside Park featuring two performing arts groups (Batoto Yetu and Dancing Through Barriers Ensemble)
- Groove With Me, Inc.
- To support the one dance class that has a curriculum of multiple art forms to explore making a difference to others
- Japanese Folk Dance Institute of New York, Inc., The
- To support the staging of an original multimedia dance and music performance in 2 acts with lanterns and incense, showcasing traditional and contemporary treatments of Bon folk festival (festival of reunification of family spirits) of Japan at Riverside Church on the Upper West Side
- Keitrik Productions
- To support three one-night events (collectively known as ARTalk: The Theater Series) that is a series of discussions between seasoned and successful theater people with a new, upcoming generation of producers, playwrights and actors
- Rev. Linnette C. Williamson Memorial Park Association, Inc., The
- To support art staff salaries, art and gardening supplies and trip expenses to art-related sites in and outside New York City for the Art and Garden Summer Youth Enrichment Program 2007
- Sixth Street and Avenue B Garden, Inc.
- To support the multi-disciplinary 2007 season of events programs at 6th and B Community Garden in Manhattan
- Treehouse Shakers, Inc.
- To support Lost Arroyos, an original multi-disciplinary dance-play that follows several chharacters as they explore class struggles, race boundaries and blurred identities woven within the American cultural tapestry
- ZEYBRAH
- To support two months of rehearsals culminating in an African and Afro-Cuban dance/music/drama to be featured at the 7th annual "Moment in Time Event" dedicated to a cultural hero who has passed on
