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John D. Wheeler Fund
$80,034
Est. 1982 by transfer of assets for
Saint John’s Church.
The Michael & Ann Marie Wheeler
Fund
Est. 2005 as a Donor Advised Fund
by Michael & Ann Marie Wheeler.
Arthur H. White “Making A
Difference” Fund
Est. 2004 by honorary gifts to
recognize and celebrate the
extraordinary contributions to society
made by Arthur H. White on the
occasion of his eightieth birthday.
Vivien White Fund
$69,934
Est. 2004 as a Donor Advised Fund.
Ruth Whittemore Fund
$289,927
Est. 2006 by bequest to benefit the
health and welfare of children and
adolescents.
Alexander Whitton Fund
$123,989
Est. 1969 by bequest for the benefit of
persons suffering from cancer, heart
disease and blindness.
Wilbur Fund
$317,814
Est. 1998 as a Donor Advised Fund by
an anonymous gift.
Wilder Family Fund
Est. 1997 by bequest of their daughter,
Isabel Wilder, for organizations in the
New Haven area performing services
in the areas of mental health,
battered women, family planning
and child services.
The Williams Family Fund
Est. 2007 as a Donor Advised Fund
by Robert R. and Courtenay S.
Williams.
Louise F. Wilson Fund
$91,519
Est. 1955 by bequest for United Way
of Greater New Haven.
Donald & Charlotte Wing Fund
$111,300
Est. 1974 by bequest of Donald G.
Wing for broad charitable purposes.
Woman’s Choral Society Fund
Est. 1959 by gift from the Society for
Neighborhood Music School.
Woman’s Seamens Friend Fund
$19,586
Est. 1961 by gift in memory of Betsey
Bradley for broad charitable purposes.
Women’s Health Services Fund
$60,528
Est. 1990 by donors in honor of
Virginia Stuermer, MD and Susan
Williamson, MD, in recognition of
more than twenty years of combined
service to Women’s Health Services,
its patients, and the New Haven
community.
Women’s Health Research at Yale
Fund
$153,316
Est. 2001 by transfer of assets for the
benefit of Women’s Health Research
at Yale.
Yale University Women’s Organization
Scholarship Trust Fund
$41,835
Est. 1998 by transfer of assets from the
Yale University Women’s Organization
for the purpose of awarding
scholarships to women associated
with the Yale community.
Yale/Seton Book Awards Endowed
Fund
$75,514
Est. 2001 by transfer of assets for the
benefit of Yale/Seton Book Awards
program to honor promising
Juniors or Seniors from each of the
high schools in the Greater New
Haven area.
Jim Yergin Memorial Scholarship
Fund
Est. 2000 to benefit students
attending NEAT for the purpose of
training and education of actors
outside a degree granting program.
Robert M. & Ada W. Yerkes Fund
$668,698
Est. 2001 by Roberta Yerkes Blanshard
for broad charitable purposes.
Young Men’s Institute Library, Alfred
P. Goodyer Scholarship Fund
Est. by bequest of Alfred Goodyer.
Transfer of assets in 1998 by New
Haven Savings Bank for scholarship
awards to residents of New Haven
who show an interest in or wish to
pursue studies in library science
and/or literature.
Youth of Color in the Arts Fund
Est. 2006 by proceeds from Take 6
concert for the purpose of
scholarships for African-American
and Latino youth.
Yudkin Family Fund
$131,972
Est. 1999 by Richard A. Yudkin to
benefit the Ansonia Public Library,
Griffin Hospital, Hospice Inc.,
Jewish Community Center of Greater
New Haven, Peabody Museum of
Natural History, Valley United Way
and Woodbridge Town Library.
Ruth & Sherman Zudekoff
Scholarship Fund
$28,978
Est. 2000 by Ruth & Sherman
Zudekoff to provide college
scholarships based on financial need
to students graduating from
secondary school in regions served
by The Foundation.
Albert Zunder Fund
$519,983
Est. 1951 by bequest of Fanny
Fern with a preference for aiding
blind people.
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