Non-Profit & Community

The Fort Greene-based theater company EPIC Players will partner with Broadway stars to bring a neurodiverse cabaret performance to 54 Below

The food rescue organization wants to ensure Jewish families in Brooklyn have enough food to celebrate the holiday.

The newly-erected residential buildings are part of the redevelopment of the historic Bedford Union Armory.

The Brooklyn Gigabit Center recently opened in the Major R. Owens Health & Wellness Community Center.

Pawsability is a non-profit dedicated to helping create a neurodiverse workforce, empowering autistic adults with real-life training in the pet care industry.

Called “Iftar On The Go”, the newly-announced event will distribute numerous zero-cost halal meals at Brooklyn’s Muslim American Society Youth Center over the course of four evenings in March and April.

The Pratt Institute is opening new facilities at The Brooklyn Navy Yard in order to expand its ongoing environmental and technological research.

The clinics will be managed by youth basketball coaches from the two respective organizations and will teach students about the fundamentals of the sport, in addition to important leadership and life skills.

Started in 2016, the travel club is helping underserved student populations discover the world beyond the traditional classroom

Affirmative Action in higher education could soon be a thing of the past. The Kaplan Educational Foundation is prepared to combat this by strengthening the community college to a four-year institution pipeline.