Non-Profit & Community

The New York Restoration Project plans to hand out 3,500 trees to New Yorkers located across the five boroughs in this year's giveaway

A new art exhibition celebrates the residents and neighbors of the Jackie Robinson Housing Complex, and all they are doing for the Bed-Stuy community. 

A literature-loving pooch is helping to give Brooklyn kids a love of reading through a monthly program where children can come and read aloud to him from their favorite book.

The Brooklyn Public Library unveiled a new sculpture, “Something Borrowed, Something Blue” at its Brooklyn Heights location for its 125th anniversary.

A new bakery is ruining the air and life quality of Bushwick residents and the city has been slow to help.

Two new resident-powered audits will examine the repair process and eviction rates in NYCHA developments.

Among the various subjects slated to be taught this upcoming semester are music, architecture, social media, French literature, meditation and more.

The new exhibition celebrates the plants and history of the Caribbean and Brooklyn’s Little Caribbean.

A total of 13 Brooklyn public schools will be receiving the brand new hydroponic systems for their respective science curriculums.

History repeats itself, as a community fights to protect an environmental treasure.