Since inception, The Long Island Community Foundation has operated as an affiliate of The New York Community Trust.
As part of our centennial celebrations, we are creating a single, unified organization to more powerfully advocate for our region with one voice.
We will still maintain our physical offices in Long Island with the same dedicated staff who will continue to honor and build upon our relationships with local nonprofits and communities.
You can now find us at: https://www.thenytrust.org/long-island/
The New York Community Trust. For Long Island. Forever.
Protect the environment, provide opportunities to children, support artists, improve Long Island. Whatever you choose to support through your permanent fund in the Long Island Community Foundation, you will be remembered as a champion of the causes dear to you.
The future is unpredictable. the Long Island Community Foundation was built for that. Through our deep expertise, sound investment, and careful oversight, we will ensure your charitable gift meets tomorrow’s challenges, as we’ve been doing for nearly 100 years.
Contact Marie Smith for a consultation: msmith@licf.org or (631) 991-8800, ext. 223.
We believe in the power of community. Our Legacy Society brings together donors who want to make a permanent impact on the causes they care about most. The charitable goals of members of our legacy society are as diverse as the people of New York, but they are linked together by their desire to create a better world for generations to come.
UNRESTRICTED FUNDS provide maximum flexibility to address Long Island’s needs—today and tomorrow. Your gift will support effective nonprofits working on the most pressing problems.
FIELD-OF-INTEREST FUNDS focus on your particular areas of charitable interest, such as hunger, education, or health care. You define the purpose(s) and we find and fund the best nonprofits to advance your philanthropic goals.
DESIGNATED FUNDS allow you to name the charity, or charities, that you want to support. We invest the money, regularly make grants in your name, and monitor these organizations.