Non-Profit & Community

The award recognizes emerging and inspiring leaders from around the world who are developing model programs and moving libraries forward for the next generation

The wife and son of a Brooklyn teacher killed in an accident in his hometown of Annapolis, Maryland have received an outpouring of community support since his tragic death.

Cheryl Toussaint trains girls and young women, to bring out their inner spark and compete in a free, pre-Olympic track and field program.

The nonprofit, Extreme Kids and Crew, has had a positive impact on many disabled children since its founding over a decade ago.

A pilot program made possible by a trio of non-profits is trying to make solar energy easy to understand and access for low-income communities in Brooklyn

The JASA Senior Alliance Center in Manhattan Beach offers meals, housing, computer training, and even zumba classes.

During National Volunteer Month, Jerry Nurse is recognized for his unwavering dedication to serving New Yorkers facing food insecurity.

The partnership with the nonprofit provides the students with long-term career development assistance and guidance.

Local residents submitted a request for landmarking of 411 Willoughby Ave in January. Now, the historic building has been sold, and permits have been filed for a full demolition.

The news comes as Mayor Eric Adams' administration enters its third week of clearing homeless encampments around the city, as more homeless advocates call for him to stop