What kinds of organizations does Excess Line Association of New York fund?

It funds emergency relief and victim-support organizations, plus insurance-industry charitable infrastructure. Recent grants include support for hurricane response, wildfire relief, earthquake aid, war-related humanitarian assistance, and services for people affected by mass shootings.

What is the typical grant size?

The reported grant-size distribution is tightly grouped at $10,000 for the 25th percentile, median, and $15,000 for the 75th percentile. Recent grants also include some $7,500 awards.

Does it make repeated grants to the same organizations?

Yes. The Insurance Industry Charitable Foundation appears in the recent record in 2023, 2024, and 2025, which shows recurring support rather than one-time giving only.

What geographic pattern shows up in the recent grants?

The recent sample is entirely U.S.-based. California recipient cities appear most often, including Los Angeles, Santa Barbara, and Palo Alto, while New York recipients include Buffalo, Elmsford, and New York City.

Are there any stated application opportunities?

Yes. The ELANY Sponsorship Program is listed as accepting unsolicited requests for New York education, events, and industry programs.

Excess Line Association of New York

Name: Excess Line Association of New York — grants, 990 financials & funding data
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NEW YORK, NYWebsite6462925575

About Excess Line Association of New York

The Excess Line Association of New York focuses on rapid-response disaster and victim relief, funding both domestic emergency needs (floods, hurricanes, mass shootings, wildfires) and international humanitarian crises (earthquakes, war zones). They support a mix of sector-specific philanthropic infrastructure tied to the insurance industry and frontline emergency organizations, often giving moderate unrestricted or program-support grants to operational relief groups. Grants frequently target immediate relief for affected communities and mental-health or local victim support following mass casualty events.

Focus Areas

Rapid-response disaster relief for U.S. natural disasters (hurricanes, floods, wildfires)Humanitarian aid to conflict-affected populations (Ukraine, Israel/Hamas)Support for emergency logistics and shelter NGOs (e.g., ShelterBox, All Hands and Hearts)Victim support for mass casualty events and local mental-health services (e.g., Buffalo shooting response)Insurance-industry charitable infrastructure and sector philanthropy (Insurance Industry Charitable Foundation)

Who They Fund

households and residents affected by natural disasters (U.S. states, Puerto Rico)

About Excess Line Association of New York

Excess Line Association of New York’s recent grants are built around rapid-response relief, with repeated support for disaster recovery, mass-casualty victim services, and humanitarian aid in war-affected areas. The foundation’s largest recent grants are $15,000 awards, including multiple grants to the Insurance Industry Charitable Foundation for insurance-industry charitable work and to emergency-response organizations tied to hurricanes, wildfires, and earthquakes. That pattern places the foundation in a short-term relief role rather than a long-term programmatic one. Across the recent grant list, the foundation backs organizations that can move quickly after a crisis. Examples include ShelterBox USA for earthquake relief in Turkey, Feeding Westchester for flood victims in New York, and FeedMore WNY for support after the Buffalo terrorist shooting. The mix also includes both local New York victim support and broader national or international humanitarian responses, showing a grantmaker that funds immediate needs across different kinds of emergencies. A sponsorship program is also listed for education, events, and industry programs in New York, linking the foundation’s grantmaking to the insurance sector as well as relief work.

What Excess Line Association of New York Funds

A major theme is disaster response. The foundation gave $15,000 to Volunteer Florida Foundation Inc for victim relief after Hurricane Idalia, and $10,000 to Convoy of Hope for victims of Hurricane Ian in Florida. It also supported All Hands and Hearts with $10,000 for Hurricane Helene relief, plus $7,500 to Water Mission and $7,500 to God's Pit Crew for the same storm. Humanitarian aid is another recurring lane. In 2024, it gave $10,000 to Anera for victims of the Israel-Hamas war and $10,000 to Isra Aid US Global Humanitarian Assistance Inc for the same purpose. In 2023, it granted $10,000 to International Medical Corps and $7,500 to Direct Relief for humanitarian aid to victims of the war in Ukraine. Victim services after violence and local crises also appear in the record. FeedMore Wny Inc received $15,000 for victims of the terrorist shooting in Buffalo, and Mental Health Advocates of Wny received $10,000 for the same event.

How Excess Line Association of New York Gives

Typical grants cluster tightly: the reported p25, median, and p75 are $10,000, $10,000, and $15,000. The recent record shows repeated awards to some organizations across multiple years, including the Insurance Industry Charitable Foundation in 2023, 2024, and 2025. Grantmaking appears to favor short-term, event-linked support rather than large multi-year commitments. The foundation also operates an ELANY Sponsorship Program for New York education, events, and industry programs, and it accepts unsolicited requests in that program.

Financial Snapshot

Annual Giving

$63K

Total Assets

$48.1M

Total Revenue

$15.9M

Total Expenses

$14.6M

Typical Grant Size

Most grants fall between $10K and $15K, with a median of $10K.

25th Percentile

$10K

Median

$10K

75th Percentile

$15K

Geographic Reach

National13 states funded

About 18% of grants go to recipients in CA.

Funding intensity

Low

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Headquarters

Leadership

JANET PANE

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Recipient	Location	Amount	Year	Purpose
INSURANCE INDUSTRY CHARITABLE FOUNDATION	LOS ANGELES, CA	$15,000	2025	INSURANCE INDUSTRY CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION
SBP INC	NEW ORLEANS, LA	$15,000	2025	VICTIM RELIEF - HURRICANE MILTON
ALL HANDS AND HEARTS	MATTAPOISETT, MA	$10,000	2025	VICTIM RELIEF - HURRICANE HELENE
THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF SOUTHERN NEW MEXICO	LAS CRUCES, NM	$7,500	2025	HUMANITARIAN AID - SOUTHERN NM WILDFIRES & FLOODS
GOD'S PIT CREW	DANVILLE, VA	$7,500	2025	VICTIM RELIEF - HURRICANE HELENE
WATER MISSION	NORTH CHARLESTON, SC	$7,500	2025	VICTIM RELIEF - HURRICANE HELENE
FEEDING WESTCHESTER INC	ELMSFORD, NY	$15,000	2024	VICTIM RELIEF NEW YORK FLOODS
SHELTERBOX USA	SANTA BARBARA, CA	$15,000	2024	HUMANITARIAN RELIEF EARTHQUAKES IN TURKEY
VOLUNTEER FLORIDA FOUNDATION INC	TALLAHASSEE, FL	$15,000	2024	VICTIM RELIEF, HURRICANE IDALIA
INSURANCE INDUSTRY CHARITABLE FOUNDATION	LOS ANGELES, CA	$15,000	2024	INSURANCE INDUSTRY CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION
HAWAII COMMUNITY FOUNDATION	HONOLULU, HI	$15,000	2024	VICTIM RELIEF MAUI WILDFIRES
ISRA AID US GLOBAL HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE INC	PALO ALTO, CA	$10,000	2024	HUMANITARIAN AID VICTIMS OF ISRAEL-HAMAS WAR
ANERA	WASHINGTON, DC	$10,000	2024	HUMANITARIAN AID VICTIMS OF ISRAEL-HAMAS WAR
FEEDMORE WNY INC	BUFFALO, NY	$15,000	2023	VICTIMS OF TERRORIST SHOOTING IN BUFFALO
INSURANCE INDUSTRY CHARITABLE FOUNDATION	LOS ANGELES, CA	$15,000	2023	INSURANCE INDUSTRY CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION
CHRISTIAN APPALACHIAN PROJECT INC	PAINTSVILLE, KY	$10,000	2023	VICTIMS OF FLOODING IN KENTUCKY
INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CORPS	LOS ANGELES, CA	$10,000	2023	HUMANITARIAN AID VICTIMS OF THE WAR IN UKRAINE
CONVOY OF HOPE	SPRINGFIELD, MO	$10,000	2023	VICTIMS OF HURRICANE IAN IN FLORIDA
MENTAL HEALTH ADVOCATES OF WNY	BUFFALO, NY	$10,000	2023	VICTIMS OF TERRORIST SHOOTING IN BUFFALO
HISPANIC FEDERATION INC	NEW YORK, NY	$10,000	2023	VICTIMS OF HURRICANE FIONA IN PUERTO RICO
DIRECT RELIEF	SANTA BARBARA, CA	$7,500	2023	HUMANITARIAN AID VICTIMS OF THE WAR IN UKRAINE
SAVE THE CHILDREN FEDERATION INC	FAIRFIELD, CT	$7,500	2023	HUMANITARIAN AID VICTIMS OF THE WAR IN UKRAINE

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