Non-Profit & Community

New York Attorney General Letitia James said her annual 'Pennies for Charity: Fundraising by Professional Fundraisers' report can help guide New Yorkers where and how they donate to charities.

This year's Lightscape features brand-new light installations by artists from 10 countries across three continents.

Shore Road Park and the promenade, Vinland Playground, John Paul Jones Park, Leif Ericson Park and Owl's Head Park will all see some improvements.

Enjoy photos of Brooklyn giving back, as dozens of local nonprofits, elected officials, religious organizations and residents helped those in need ahead of Thanksgiving.

Brooklyn Org has named Brenda Catalano as its first Chief Development Officer.

Assemblyman William Colton (D–Gravesend, Bensonhurst, Bath Beach, and Dyker Heights) joined the Bainbridge Adult Day Care Center on November 18 to celebrate the 100th birthday of Boris Sirota, a local resident, World War II veteran, and Ukrainian immigrant.

When tenants at 441 Wilson Ave. lost their homes after multiple fires, Councilmember Sandy Nurse said she is considering legislation that would ban private equity landlords from owning rent stabilized buildings.

The programs will focus on content creation and digital literacy.

It all started to unravel for Monsignor Jamie Gigantiello after pop star Sabrina Carpenter was allowed to film a video inside Our Lady of Mount Carmel-Annunciation Parish in Williamsburg.

Brooklyn rapper Maino is among six men who will be celebrated at the fourth annual Extraordinary Men Awards by the nonprofit, B.R.O. Experience Foundation.