Non-Profit & Community

Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso teams up with Brooklyn for All, Inc., Brooklyn Public Library, Brooklyn Book Bodega and Target.

Nearly 300 volunteers help ensure the city’s most vulnerable receive a nourishing meal and friendly check-in on the holiday.

Say goodbye to your live Christmas trees at Mulchfest 2022 and drop your tree off at any of two-dozen sites in Brooklyn.

The United Order of Tents, a secret society of Black women, is fighting to save their headquarters in Bedford-Stuyvesant.

Brooklyn's tenants are taking to the streets to push back against the region’s landlords.

The Brooklyn Children’s Museum is celebrating its 15th annual Kwanzaa celebration with five days of inclusive programming.

New York State of Pine is giving away free trees Friday and Saturday before Christmas, in solidarity with working class families struggling with higher rent and bills.

Author and New York State Poet Laureate Willie Perdomo will be a faculty member at February’s Wild Seeds Retreat for writers of color at Medgar Evers College.

Through the organization’s Invest in Youth grant-making initiative, it has distributed $2.5 million to 56 organizations in 2022.

The Brooklyn Bridge Park Conservancy has announced the election of Hilary Jager to the organization’s Board of Directors.