and support to reduce the impact of financial losses. Learn more about the fund and its donors here. See a list of grantee organizations here. The fund was created to provide short-term emergency relief and terminated in 2021. GoVoteNYC was created in January 2021 in anticipation of that year's local elections. New Yorkers elected a new mayor, public advocate, and comptroller; five new borough presidents; and 35 (out of 51) new City Council members; and the city implemented ranked choice voting for the first time. Long-term, nonpartisan civic engagement goals include: to increase voter participation and narrow participation gaps; increase the capacity of grantees to educate, engage, and mobilize voters; strengthen coordination among organizations building a more engaged citizenry; foster a “voter-friendly,” fair, and barrier-free election system; and engage the philanthropic community to bolster civic participation in NYC. Special programs In 2015, anticipating the need to train a diverse new generation of nonprofit leaders, the organization created The New York Community Trust Leadership Fellows program at the Austin W. Marxe School of Public and International Affairs at Baruch College. Fellows attend classes at Baruch and graduate with a certificate in Nonprofit Management. A book was written that provides a new leadership framework for the next generation of nonprofit professionals based on five years of data collected from the New York Community Trust Leadership Fellowship. The free book is called Leadership Standpoints: A Practical Framework for the Next Generation of Nonprofit Leaders, was published online by Cambridge University Press in 2021 The trust provides additional support to grantees through recurring grants to technical assistance groups, including Lawyers’ Alliance, Community Resource Exchange, Support Center for Nonprofit Management, and Cause Effective. Workshops on topics including program evaluation and racial equity also are available to grantees by invitation. Publications The trust publishes the following periodicals. They are free and subscribers can receive them by mail or email. Grants Newsletters highlight stories of impact, and are issued four times a year. Tax and Estate Planning Professional Notes is a newsletter produced for attorneys and other professional advisors. Annual Reports are available online. It has also published the following reports Power of Permanence analyzes 20 years of philanthropic data from New York City to understand the causes donors care about most, alongside the various trends in philanthropy over time. The Power of Funder Collaboration explores 40 years of collaborative funds, efforts designed to combine philanthropic power