Non-Profit & Community

The cuts will reportedly reduce the Women's Center's full-time staffing by 40%.

The free daffodil bulbs serve to honor the countless New Yorkers who were lost due to the 2001 attack on the World Trade Center and the pandemic.

The $20K award was granted to five change-makers dedicated to equity and racial justice in Brooklyn, including BK Reader's Founder and Editor-in-Chief C. Zawadi Morris. 

The former Brooklyn Historical Society has had a makeover and is now open to the public as a branch of the Brooklyn Public Library.

Once completed, the project will create 85 new affordable residential apartments for Brooklynites.

A community land trust is a nonprofit organization that buys land off the private market and gives communities control over its use and development.

University Open Air offers free educational courses that are taught by various professors and experts from around the world.

The list of nominated books cover a wide range of topics that reflect Brooklyn's diverse community, including novels, short stories, poetry, memoir and nonfiction. The winners will be announced in November 2023.

To celebrate the new campaign, City Harvest will launch its second Brooklyn Mobile Market at the nonprofit’s Cohen Community Food Rescue Center in Sunset Park, which will run every second Friday and fourth Saturday of the month.

This year, the Prize recognized visionaries who have radical initiatives to improve New York City.