Non-Profit & Community

What began as a simple prom night became a quiet reminder of how connection can reshape everyday life in senior housing.

Silence does not disappear; it reshapes itself into memory, waiting to be named. Some histories survive not in archives, but in the voices that refuse to fade.

Through fair wages, OSHA training and community support, Construction Workers United is reshaping day labor in New York City.

“Father’s Day” is coming a little early this year, at least for just over four dozen families in Brooklyn.

Through Brooklyn Public Library initiatives, Larrier has helped transform libraries into hubs for digital support and community access

A new foundation for aging in place.

Strong families begin with shared outdoor moments.

In Bed-Stuy, the next generation was celebrated not just for achievement, but for promise.

What unfolded in Brooklyn was less a ceremony than a collective arrival, years of effort meeting a future now fully within reach.

The fellowship offers $12,500 and mentorship to emerging Black women and nonbinary jazz musicians.