Mayor Eric Adams’ office told amNewYork Tuesday morning that the city would provide over $5 billion in advance payments to city-contracted nonprofit organizations for Fiscal Year 2026 in a move set to rehabilitate the relationship between the city and its nonprofit partners.
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