Non-Profit & Community

Created by renowned artist Richmond Barthé, the frieze "Exodus and Dance" was installed at the Kingsborough NYCHA complex in 1941. It depicts scenes of biblical imagery and dance motifs to convey spirituality, community and joy.

The Leonard Library, which has been serving the Williamsburg community for nearly 120 years, received an extensive renovation.

The Brooklyn Botanic Garden awarded the Greenest Block in Brooklyn to Eastern Parkway, between Franklin and Bedford Avenues, in Crown Heights.

"Celebrate the Caribbean" is an all-day festival with live music, dance, food, workshops and family fun on Aug. 9.

Residents of two proposed historic districts in Flatbush are bewildered that some streets didn’t make the cut and are asking for the New York City Landmarks Commission for an explanation.

TerraCRG's $10,000 donation will help Brooklyn Org to focus on affordable housing, job creation, economic opportunity, and civic engagement.

Brooklyn Children’s Museum is continuing its legacy of joyful learning with help from a $25,000 grant from the Nissan Foundation.

Young Brooklyn residents are making an impact by running a market that combines food access with workforce development.

A celebration of legacy and local resilience took center stage in Flatbush as Brooklyn’s Phi Beta Sigma chapter recognized BunNan, a Haitian restaurant.

Phil Buehler, a photographer and artist, created the art installation "Wall of Shame," a public protest message against fascism and the attack on the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021.