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Undocumented Workers in NY Can Soon Apply for $15.6K Aid Payment

Undocumented Workers in NY Can Soon Apply for $15.6K Aid Payment

The $2.1B Fund for Excluded Workers could open as soon as August 1. Here's what you need to know.
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Brooklyn Cyclist on a Mission to Get Free Bikes to BIPOC Kids

Brooklyn Cyclist on a Mission to Get Free Bikes to BIPOC Kids

John Shackelford of the “Smiles 4 Miles” nonprofit hopes to empower kids of color by giving them free bikes and insight into the world of cycling
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Four Brooklyn Organizations in the Running to Win $100K for Community Justice Work

Four Brooklyn Organizations in the Running to Win $100K for Community Justice Work

Votes are now open for Expensify.org’s Community Justice Grant Challenge
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Rethink Food Is Delivering Free Meals to Five Brooklyn Schools This Summer

Rethink Food Is Delivering Free Meals to Five Brooklyn Schools This Summer

Meals on the Move is distributing 4,000 meals per week to ten schools across Brooklyn, Queens and the Bronx
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Brooklyn Communities Collaborative Hits $3M in Donations to Local Nonprofits During the Pandemic

The agency has awarded grants to 44 nonprofit organizations that serve communities most impacted by COVID-19
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Miss USA Surprises Kids at Bed-Stuy Org for Children With Incarcerated Parents

Miss USA Surprises Kids at Bed-Stuy Org for Children With Incarcerated Parents

Miss USA Asya Branch made a surprise visit to kids of incarcerated parents in Bed-Stuy Wednesday, to let them know they're not alone
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New York's Billion Dollar Problem Hits Brooklyn Artists

New York's Billion Dollar Problem Hits Brooklyn Artists

New York City's arts organizations lost nearly $1 billion in income this past year. Here's how Brooklyn organizations are bouncing back.
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East Flatbush's Rugby Library Reopens After $10M Upgrade

East Flatbush's Rugby Library Reopens After $10M Upgrade

The library, which has been closed since 2017, now includes 22,000 books and a new area for kids and teens.
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Introducing Brownsville's 'LOVE Zone,' a Place for Meditation, Education and Peace

Introducing Brownsville's 'LOVE Zone,' a Place for Meditation, Education and Peace

Spread LOVE — that's Legacy, Ownership, Vocation and Education — it's the Brownsville way
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Kingsboro Psychiatric Center Campus to Be Transformed Into Affordable Housing Complex With 900 Homes

Kingsboro Psychiatric Center Campus to Be Transformed Into Affordable Housing Complex With 900 Homes

The $400 million redevelopment is part of Governor Andrew Cuomo’s Vital Brooklyn Initiative
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