Non-Profit & Community

The Bed-Stuy nonprofit has provided a vital service to thousands of New Yorkers in need during the pandemic

A 34-unit building in Bushwick was meant to be transferred to a non-profit after 15 years. But the company doesn't want to give it up now Bushwick is gentrifying, a lawsuit alleges.

The organization hosted a discussion Thursday as part of its CLT 101 series, aiming to educate the community on cooperative economics.

The parks department has released a new plan that expands the planned restorations at Fort Greene Park

Two longstanding Bushwick tenants are accusing their landlord Deodat “Rupert” Lowtan of years of negligence and discrimination

MEC begins a new chapter in its history.

A portion of the safety alarms will be donated to senior community centers and pharmacies in Chinatown and Flushing

Jackie Robinson Day has been celebrated on April 15 since 2004

Almost 4,500 halal meals will be distributed across the five boroughs during Ramadan

Apartments are available for families of up to seven people, earning between $14,915 and $118,400 a year.