Non-Profit & Community

Three organizations from Brooklyn were chosen amongst 12 winners for creating vibrant street life in neighborhoods hard-hit by the pandemic.

The Walt Whitman Library is due for some major renovations and the Brooklyn Public Library is making sure the community is involved.

The overnight basketball camp will take place at a state-of-the-art facility that offers the best a premier camp experience off the court

New underwater habitat will support a variety of marine life while improving the overall health of the Hudson River ecosystem

S.7859-A/A.8612-A requires NYCHA to have a searchable database of ticket numbers; S.72-A/A.9387-A relates to maintaining public data of open code violations in NYCHA developments

With pass rates of 93% and above, SA eighth graders earn four out of five Regents Diploma requirements before reaching high school

Basketball star Niesha Butler pivoted to tech after professional sports. Now, she's opening a STEM Education center to give Brooklyn's kids a head start in learning coding, robotics, and app development.

Already located within the Park Slope Historic District, the Lesbian Herstory Archives will now be considered for landmark designation.

The Central Brooklyn Food Cooperative is preparing to open a member-operated grocery store to sell fresh and affordable food to local residents.

"What’s summer without bikes? Our scholars are beyond excited to test them out.” said Sharon Content, Children of Promise founder and president.