Non-Profit & Community

Parks, sidewalks and shopping corridors are set to get a refresh during a volunteer cleanup this weekend.

Advocates and politicians gather to oppose the Trump Administration's termination of Temporary Protected Status for Haitian immigrants, as the policy affects staffing at Brooklyn's Maimonides Medical Center.

With one month left until the school year, here’s where to find free school supplies in Brooklyn.

The Brooklyn Botanic Garden recognizes Brooklyn's most vibrant gardens, tree beds and community streetscapes for bringing neighborhoods together and beautifying local blocks.

Brooklyn Org is entering its new fiscal year with a leadership transition aimed at guiding its next phase of community investment.

CUNY Beyond integrates career planning into students' academic experience through advising that connects career and academic goals, career-infused degree maps and expanded access to paid internships with businesses and government agencies.

The Learning Gardens program through the City Parks Foundation provides hands-on lessons for high school and college interns over the summer to learn about community gardening, growing food and understanding urban biodiversity.

With $4 million in funding from the City Council, the 478-acre cemetery is reimagining its borders to include seating on sidewalks, new plantings, public artwork and more.

A long-underused section of Marlboro Houses has been reimagined as a welcoming green space shaped by residents and built to better withstand flooding.