We’ve Built a Foundation on Investing in Positive Outcomes.

Our $1.5 Million Commitment to Innovation

Our new fund focuses on three issue areas affecting children and their families: mental health, early intervention efforts in schools, and public health approaches to reducing gun violence.

Supporting Future of Blood Cancer Research

The Tow Foundation has committed $2 million to support multiple myeloma research at Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center at the University of Miami. The work will be led by Dr. C. Ola Landgren  and will focus on studying early detection and predisposition for multiple myeloma, a form of blood cancer.

What We're Saying

Happy to see Michelle Anderson, President of @BrooklynCollege, on @CityAndStateNY's list of most influential higher education leaders, with a mention of the Tow Mentoring Initiative! Our own @emilytowfdn also makes the list! https://bit.ly/3ZouGwv

A professor from @ColumbiaMSPH asks if higher rates of diabetes, hypertension and other causes of death for incarcerated people in New York State correctional facilities might be linked to low access to fresh produce. https://bit.ly/3TQbA18

A look inside grantee partner @fountainhouse and the "clubhouse" model it pioneered to provide social support for severe mental illnesses. https://bit.ly/3lOy1qZ