Non-Profit & Community

Members of the nonprofit New Yorkers United for Child Care collected signatures for 2-Care, which would provide free child care for two-year-olds.

The early childhood center introduced a specialized play space to support sensory development.

Jeanette Bigelson, who celebrated her 105th birthday on Feb. 7, credits her long life to not smoking, enjoying an occasional drink and not holding grudges.

Re-rental units, or apartments that become available after an initial lottery, can sit vacant for months, according to the nonprofit New York Housing Conference.

Emerging and mid-career artists in contemporary art, film, TV and video art can apply for the residency, which offers funding, mentorship and professional development.

Coney Island’s beloved performing arts school moves to a larger space at 1515 Surf Ave., continuing nearly two decades of community impact.

Residents from 225, 227 and 229 23rd St. say their landlord, Shea Segal, is abusing their human rights.

A member of Housing not High Rises, a group opposing the two proposed 13-story developments on Prospect Park Avenue, said the development would look like a "couple of big middle fingers.”

The nonprofit group the Flossy Org is looking for funding to build a community center in Canarise, a neighborhood that is often overlooked.

The Wednesday collision between an airplane and an Army helicopter claimed 67 lives, making it one of the deadliest air-carrier crashes in the United States in decades.