Non-Profit & Community

The exhibit highlights the garden's collection of plants species and how a proposed development may threaten its survival

Myrie and Richardson have sponsored legislation to rename stations near Medgar Evers College; it now awaits the governor's signature.

The added book drop location is the newest component in a series of literacy programs for the hospital's pediatric patients

Two Brooklyn girls are using their voices to help the city's homeless, lobbying politicians and leaders for a shower bus.

The gardens want to send a resounding message that New Yorkers stand in solidarity with immigrants across the country

Playstreets get Brooklyn kids engaged in physical activities, teach positive life choices and provide helpful resources in their communities

Lawmakers and advocates are sharing information and raising funds to let Brooklyn's immigrant communities know that they have rights and support.

Seeds in the Middle has been running recreational soccer programs since 2009; now, the nonprofit is taking the game to the next level.

The Incubator Project boosts emerging social justice organizations by providing them with a $5,000 grant, free co-working space and professional development support. 

The free 12-week class empowers previously absent dads to become a strong and caring presence in their children's lives