Non-Profit & Community

Indian Larry is preparing to close its doors on Wythe Street by the end of the year. One elected official is thrilled, as Greenpoint continues to shed its punkier past.

"Migration," a heritage walk composed of 35 artworks, marks the second phase of the broader cultural initiative at the NYCHA Kingsborough Housing complex in Crown Heights.

The Brooklyn Waterfront Artists Coalition is hosting a Holiday Bash fundraiser as it works to rebuild after the fire that displaced its longtime Red Hook gallery.

The Reentry Services Unit will aid New Yorkers returning from incarceration with personalized plans for housing, health care, employment and community connection.

New fundraising data from the New York Attorney General's office reveals fewer dollars reaching charities.

Brooklyn College President Michelle J. Anderson joined CUNY Chancellor Félix V. Matos Rodríguez for a visit to Yeshivah of Flatbush Joel Braverman High School to highlight the expansion of CUNY’s dual enrollment "College Now" program to include independent religious schools.

Students, families and staff at P.S. 58 in Carroll Gardens are creating a reading garden to honor Eliana Zakhnini-Messineo, who passed away from cancer in 2024.

With costs climbing and funding cuts growing, Brooklyn Org is urging Brooklynites to directly donate to borough-based organizations.

Brooklyn Public Library’s PowerUP competition awarded more than $40K to local entrepreneurs, with Viva Art Studio winning the $20K grand prize.

With distinctive homes set along tree-lined streets, Beverley Square West Historic District and Ditmas Park West Historic District appear much as they did a century ago, according to the Landmarks Preservation Commission.