The Charles H. Revson Foundation operates grant programs in Urban Affairs, Jewish Life, Biomedical Research, and Education.
Seven Gothic Tales
by Isak Dinesen
The Patrick Melrose Novels
by Edward St. Aubyn
Dusty Answer
by Rosamond Lehmann
Lady at the O.K. Corral
by Ann Kirschner
El amor en los
tiempos del cólera
by Gabriel García Márquez
Crabgrass Frontier
by Kenneth Jackson
NYPL President Anthony Marx Discusses E-Books, Libraries, and Democracy in the New York Times
May 1, 2013
"Over a quarter of New York City’s 8.2 million residents borrow books from the city’s three public library systems. For those who cannot afford to buy downloads, digital books from libraries are essential to improving literacy, civic engagement and the technological facility necessary for economic success."
Four Revson Grantees Make the 2013 List of Most Influential Rabbis
March 21, 2013
Every year, The Daily Beast shines a light on fifty American rabbis who are "influencers on a grand scale [and] effective at bringing ideas, innovations, and inspiration to large numbers of American Jews."
Pi Roman Interviews Center for an Urban Future's David Giles on MetroFocus
February 28, 2013
“[M]ore and more people are going to libraries to better themselves intellectually, and to pick up the skills they need to succeed in this economy.”



