Non-Profit & Community

Bed-Stuy’s The Hart and Flatbush’s Bethany Senior Terraces will get money from the state to build more than 100 affordable apartments

Tenants and advocates rallied in Foley Square, demanding action from elected leaders

Anarchists were behind New York City's first community fridge, and now support a network of more than 100 friendly fridges in NY and NJ, plus advise on many more nationwide and beyond.

The New York City District Council of Carpenters partnered with Catholic Charities Brooklyn and Queens to distribute almost 10,000 meals to families in need

Rents in Brooklyn fell 10% year-on-year in the first quarter of the 2021, new data from Streeteasy shows

The City has released a Request for Proposals for minority and women business-owners to develop two sites in Brooklyn into affordable housing

Success Academy East Flatbush Middle School claimed first place in the 53rd New York State Scholastic Chess Championships over the weekend

Rubbish bins were overturned in Prospect Park on overnight Tuesday, spreading rubbish across the park

The Bed-Stuy nonprofit has provided a vital service to thousands of New Yorkers in need during the pandemic

A 34-unit building in Bushwick was meant to be transferred to a non-profit after 15 years. But the company doesn't want to give it up now Bushwick is gentrifying, a lawsuit alleges.