Non-Profit & Community

This Giving Tuesday, please donate to one of the many Brooklyn-based nonprofits and service organizations that have shown up for Brooklyn through thick and thin.

A recently published article claimed Medgar Evers College Preparatory School was in trouble, citing a drop in math scores, safety concerns and overcrowding. The school’s community insists it is a misrepresentation.

Five winners will be selected by a committee to receive $100,000; in addition, all 20 finalists will receive $5,000 via a donation match from the Brooklyn Community Foundation's Giving Tuesday campaign

Mural presented ahead of Brooklyn Nets’ AAPI Heritage night celebration on Monday, Nov. 28

Lesbian Herstory Archives is the first individual landmark in Brooklyn designated for its LGBTQ+ associations.

Little Tariq, alongside the Green Giant mascot, helped to unload a truck full of canned corn at City Harvest’s brand new Cohen Community Food Rescue Center.

Among the free services that will be offered at the event are food and clothing, housing support, legal assistance, and more

Governor Kathy Hochul announced $21.4 million in federal funding will be distributed through 17 service providers.

The seventh annual event was a journey through time, with music experiences dedicated to the various eras of The Brooklyn Academy of Music's long history

Students enrolled in the NY Sun Works program are more likely to score higher on the 4th grade science achievement test scores, according data acquired by the nonprofit.