Help us build a solar-powered greenhouse and expand our community compost operation! Our goal is to increase support to our network of community gardeners through expanded seedling and compost distribution.

Nonprofit organization raising funds to provide enriching, productive and positive alternatives to screen time to children in pediatric care within hospital systems.  

Good soil makes healthy plants I Good soil makes strong communities I Good soil makes our city ecologically strong

Help us safely provide monthly groceries and PPE to older adults in Flatbush, Brooklyn

The Hattie Carthan Herban Farm seeks resources for valuable work rooted in care for the Earth and its people

Help to provide #TechForHOPE this Giving Tuesday!  Support some of the communities hit hardest by the COVID-19 pandemic in gaining greater access to critical technology.  

Help Dances for Solidarity and Re/Creation provide technology for our community of returning citizens. 

The Doe Fund's 5-week Career Success Strategies class culminates in a virtual mock interview event where each trainee needs audio equipment to participate in the virtual event. 

Support compost drop-off for the whole community at the East 4th Street Community Garden

We are a small volunteer team that have been delivering PPE and groceries to seniors in need every week since April. We need your support to continue.

Our goal is to raise $50k for one month of free, individualized therapy for 200+ Black people. All funds will pay BIPOC therapists who are healing the community while also facing collective trauma.

This project has been retired and you can now find our donation page at tiny.cc/RHMAdonate.

Our website is redhookmutualaid.info - please join or support us!

In memory of Alan, please help us bring good food and good jobs to those in need

Preserving the Caribbean culture of Flatbush Brooklyn by supporting our entrepreneurs.

Empowering voiceless writers of color sharing life-changing stories of triumph. 

Restuarant service workers raising funds for weekly grocery stipends and monthly rent relief, prioritizing those who cannot access unemployment benefits.

Help support our young "Light Workers" this summer as we work together to create a healthier, empowered, equitable community.  

This is a hard time for so many: imagine stuggling with the US asylum process on top of everything. Help support those fleeing danger by covering living costs until they can legally earn money to support themselves.

FIG is providing meals and groceries to out-of-work food workers in our restaurant network, domestic workers, LGBTQ+ youth, and other at-risk folks in NYC's communities hardest hit by COVID-19.

Nourish our healthcare workers, save local restaurants.

Help transform Gertie into a soup kitchen to feed those on the frontlines of the COVID-19 crisis: healthcare workers, the homeless, unemployed and hungry.  Let's come together and tackle this crisis.

Help the Wyckoff Farmhouse team cultivate our 3,000 square-feet of growing space to provide produce for our local community in East Flatbush and Brownsville. 

Help us pave a path to health with good food and good jobs 

Help us fund art and gardening classes for every student, bees, a more spacious Green Arts classroom and much more!

Support arts and culture programming for immigrant youth and communities in our first neighborhood plaza in Kensington, Brooklyn! 

Youth In Charge are working to make sure that Black youth culture, community, and history stay put in rapidly gentrifying Central Brooklyn.  

Support our students to launch the BUGS Community Market that will feature projects, performances, and local produce to connect with people of all ages about growing an equitable, healthy, and sustainable community.

Open Trash Lab aims to understand how the lack of standardized expiration labeling raises obstacles to reducing food waste by collecting data on retailers' uses of dates and language on food packaging.

Help us sustainably water the garden and grow veggies for you!

When the body feels good, the mind feels good, and what better way to feel good than to dance away your afternoon under the sun? From Afro Latino music to jazz, come enjoy at our music fest!

Support our 6th grade students in a project that will educate the community about environmental sustainability and food justice, and encourage interest in our urban garden and locally sourced food.

Our objective is to do our part in the community to be a clean, green and beautiful place where weary individuals can come and relax, children can play, informative and beneficial information can be communicated. 

     a Multilingual Storytelling Festival and Podcast Series

Help us expand our youth garden programming with a new garden design and curriculum!

Help expand the successful Green Arts program for more bees, plants and recycling

Help We Run Brownsville fund our program growth in 2019!

Helping parents access their trusted care network when they need it most.

Help fund the translation and printing of a Spanish language pocket guide helping individuals navigate the bail system.

Support PTA and School initiatives providing an enriching academic and sustainability education.

Join the fight for racial and economic justice; stand with Enlace. 

Help us continue and expand the Green Arts program to include composting and beekeeping

The Brownsville Community Race will be the first ever community run to be held in Brownsville in order to raise awareness around existing health disparities and to celebrate grassroots efforts to transform the community.

Chess in the Garden introduces the game of chess to students at PS 5 in Bedford Stuyvesant.

Love Your Garden, and Love Your Trees....  Lets work together to make the neighborhood green and colorful!

Community-Supported Culinary Education at P.S. 21/Crispus Attucks School in Bed Stuy. Local Restaurants help us bring our healthy, hands on cooking curriculum into the school day. 

We Run Brownsville is a grassroots effort to encourage women who are living and working in Brownsville to take ownership of their physical, mental and emotional wellness.

Catalyzing conversation about climate change and infrastructure issues that are critical to areas like Red Hook.