that influence the well-being of New York City's young children, especially those from low-income families. Foster Care Excellence Fund was established in 2017 to improve foster care services and outcomes in New York City. It makes grants to ensure more children in foster care live with relatives, recruit and retain qualified foster parents, and provide young people with the comprehensive services they need to thrive as adults. Fund for New Citizens helps immigrants in New York City. It was started in 1987 and makes grants to strengthen immigrant-led organizations, challenge punitive immigration laws, promote pro-immigrant policies at the State and City levels, foster coalitions of immigration advocates and others with shared concerns, and support partnerships among legal services organizations and community groups. Mosaic Network and Fund was established in 2018 to direct more resources to arts groups led by, created for, and accountable to African, Latinx, Asian, Arab, and Native American (ALAANA) people. It fosters a learning community of arts funders and practitioners, makes flexible, multi-year grants to City-based ALAANA arts groups, and connects funders with new grantees. New York City Workforce Development Fund was established in 2001 by the NYC Workforce Funders, a group of foundations interested in employment issues. It makes grants for technical and financial assistance to youth and adult employment organizations, and sector-focused strategies. The funders work closely with the city's Department of Small Business Services, which houses the New York Alliance for Careers in Healthcare, an effort started by the trust and the Workforce Funders. New York State Census Equity Fund was established in 2018 to ensure a fair and accurate census count for New York State. The Fund will make two rounds of grants in 2019—one for training and technical resources to prepare organizations planning census-related work, and another to support get-out-the-count activities in the months and weeks leading up to Census Day on April 1, 2020. The NYC COVID-19 Response & Impact Fund was created in March 2020 to aid nonprofit service providers struggling with the initial health and economic effects of the coronavirus pandemic. It raised $112 million from more than 1,300 donors. It distributed nearly $73 million in grants through the trust and $37 million in no-interest loans through the Nonprofit Finance Fund to NYC-based nonprofits. Recipient organizations included human service and arts and cultural nonprofits. The fund helped with needs including protective equipment, cleaning supplies, technological assistance to work remotely,