Non-Profit & Community

The nonprofit TechFIN bridges the digital divide by providing free computers to low-income families in New York City.

Brooklyn teenagers Ava-Nicole Fincher and Alannah Vass were recognized as one of the top young dancers in the nation.

Federal funding will support the development of up to 100 permanently affordable housing units in East New York and Bedford-Stuyvesant.

The People’s Pulse survey highlights financial strain, rising safety concerns and mental health challenges across the five boroughs.

The award-winning step team from Launch Expeditionary Learning Charter School is fundraising to compete at a national step competition in Charlotte, N.C. on May 3.

A new report reveals alarming financial struggles among New York's older adults, with poverty rates surging and many forced to work past retirement age.

The historic Red Hook cultural center completes major upgrades, enhancing inclusivity and expanding community programs.

Business owners on Ralph Avenue in Bedford Stuyvesant have joined forces to create the Ralph Avenue Businesses (RAB) coalition, to increase foot traffic and preserve the community's identity.

The 18th-century Dutch colonial home in Marine Park will soon welcome visitors inside for the first time with modern upgrades and historical exhibits.

Members of the nonprofit New Yorkers United for Child Care collected signatures for 2-Care, which would provide free child care for two-year-olds.