Non-Profit & Community

The nonprofit organization celebrated the expansion of its Save for College program by ringing the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange.

Without two additional full-time hires, the Women's Center at Brooklyn College does not have enough staff members to oversee program implementation, the director says.

The Gowanus-based nonprofit, Powerhouse Arts, provides an affordable space for art production in a redesigned warehouse once known as the "batcave."

The 43,830-square-foot industrial property sold for $9.5 million.

A section of Keap Street in South Williamsburg has a new street name: Detective Wilbert Mora Street. Here's what neighbors think of the new sign.

Design Works High School, a collaboration between Bank Street College of Education and Pratt Institute, opens this September in a collaborative effort to reprioritize the arts and equity in primary education.

The event took place at the iconic "Soul in the Hole" park to commemorate the life of Davell Gardner, a 1-year-old who was fatally shot at the playground in 2020.

LevelUP is a new program designed to assist Black women in Brooklyn to advance professionally and build wealth.

Met Council is the largest charity in the Congress Member's district and the nation's largest Jewish charity.

A group of Bushwick residents have reignited the campaign for a dog run at Irving Square Park, saying there’s no solution in sight to accommodate the growing number of dog owners in the neighborhood.