Non-Profit & Community

As the museum awaits news about possible additional funding from the City Council, the union and cultural organization came to an agreement where workers will get health insurance and other compensation.

The Fired Department battled high winds as it controlled a brush fire on Saturday.

Facing a $10 million budget shortfall, the museum is hoping funding from the City Council comes through so it does not have to fire 47 full- and part-time employees as planned.

Rising grocery prices are straining household budgets, worsening health and fueling calls to protect food assistance programs.

An internship program at Our Temenos is providing hands on training for the next generation of green thumbs.

A 70% rent increase may shutter the United Senior Citizens of Sunset Park at the end of June.

The nonprofit empowers residents with free culinary training and nutritious meals, fostering health, careers and community in Brooklyn.

Residents demand immediate repairs and guarantees for future housing as the complex faces redevelopment.

Community Help in Park Slope (CHiPS) supports Brooklyn’s vulnerable population with free meals, pantry services and housing for expectant mothers.

Duncan helped the cultural organization grow its audience and increase the number of performances after the pandemic.