Dutchess County > Pine Plains
The Urban Forestry Organization in Pine Plains has supported arbor projects in cities such as Seattle, New York, Baltimore and Providence.
School districts: Pine Plains Central School District
Libraries: Pine Plains Free Library
Emergency services: Pine Plains Fire Department
Fraternal organizations: American Legion, Lions
Not-for-profit cemeteries: Evergreen Cemetery
Change agents:
Grants to local organizations have funded technology upgrades at the library, a community kitchen at Stissing Center, and other initiatives.
Recent grants:
GRANT KEY:
Evergreen Cemetery
Bentley Fund - Roxbury, NY - $1,000 (2023)
First United Presbyterian Church
Bentley Fund - Roxbury, NY - $1,000 (2023)
Pine Plains Fire Department
Bentley Fund - Roxbury, NY - $1,000 (2023)
Sky High Farm
Ascienzo Family Foundation - Lake Katrine, NY - $7,500 (2023)
Sky High Farm
La Fondation Cuvelier - New York, NY - $5,000 (2023)
Stissing Center (formerly Pine Plains Memorial Hall)
New York State Council on the Arts - New York, NY - $10,000 (2024)
Largest nonprofits in Pine Plains (by assets) include:
Pine Plains Memorial Hall
Mashomack Fish & Game Preserve Club
Sky High Farm
Evergreen Cemetery
Mad Rose Foundation
Urban Forestry Organization
Pine Plains Educational Associates Benefit Trust Fund
Friends of Stissing Landmarks
Pine Plains Free Library
Willow Roots
Sheldon H Lischin Foundation
Pine Plains Local Journalism Project
Merison Family Foundation