Non-Profit & Community

Households eligible for the $30 discount to their home internet bill include all NYC Public School and most Charter School families, as well as participants in various government assistance programs and families living at, or below, the federal poverty line.

This past Sunday, hundreds of locals gathered in support of the Walk to End Alzheimer’s at the Korean War Veterans Park.

Seventeen organizations to support the City’s youngest in reaching reading proficiency.

​Dusty Doggerton, dressed up as a daredevil in a cloud car, won the costume contest.

Nineteen people at the protest on Fifth Avenue were arrested.

Community Board 18 convened on Wednesday night to vote on licenses, new bylaws and other business concerning southern Brooklyn.

The Brownstoners of Bedford-Stuyvesant will hold their 45th annual house tour on Oct. 21 to showcase some local architectural gems and provide attendees with homeownership resources.

Funding will be used to upgrade heating, ventilation and air conditioning system and roof.

The brand-new center provides local teenagers with access to various technologies as a way to explore their passions.

The workshops aim to minimize the digital divide that New Yorkers experience due to not having access to at-home internet.