Non-Profit & Community

One veterinarian said Prospect Park and Fort Greene Park are hot spots for pets to be exposed to discarded cannabis products.

The new garden will have seating, interactive installations, climbing paths, group meeting spots and will also be ADA accessible.

Get a free backpack and more for your young student at these local giveaway events.

For 16 years, a defense attorney from Brooklyn has helped the next generation of Black and brown students become certified wilderness guides in Alaska.

The sushi restaurant helmed by chef and owner Cheng Lin will feature an expanded celebratory menu on August 14 and 15.

The building of a memorial park remains years away, but local community members are invested in having a say in what the park looks like and how it will honor the site's history.

Brooklyn design and fabrication studio Collab-Orators unveiled the sculpture bound for the Bronx and Paris with a huge party.

Brooklyn nonprofits are encouraged to submit applications to the Funds for the Newest New Yorkers program by September 16.

The cemetery was awarded funding to plant 1,500 new trees over three years.

Organizations hosting community baby showers can request up to $5,000 in funding from Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso.