Help us maintain a beautiful Parkside! We need your support to continue to keep the plaza and its flowers, benches, tables and programming running for 2021.
Help us safely provide monthly groceries and PPE to older adults in Flatbush, Brooklyn
Support winter local & student-run farmstands for real food justice, equity in Brooklyn. Get new PS 38 market, heat, shelter, coupons, EBT/SNAP. Fight Covid-19 with nutrients!
The Hattie Carthan Herban Farm seeks resources for valuable work rooted in care for the Earth and its people
A grassroots mutual aid network supporting the most vulnerable and at-risk members of our community during the COVID-19 crisis– immigrant and undocumented families.
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.
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.
Your contribution buys fresh food for low income families and the elderly who have lost income as a result of COVID-19. A two week care-box of items worth $50 provides 60 pounds of food.
In response to COVID-19 and the related economic upheaval, GPHMA is providing direct material support to neighbors in need and working to strengthen relationships between community members and institutions.
Clinton Hill Fort Greene Mutual Aid is a coalition of neighbors organizing to support each other through the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond.
Crown Heights Mutual Aid is a network of neighbors supporting one another through this pandemic and the ongoing crises of climate change, state violence, and inequality, with a focus on addressing food insecurity.
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.
We are a small corps of concerned Red Hookers committed to making supplies, resources, and information as accessible, inclusive, and comprehensive as possible.
Formed in response to the COVID-19 crisis, Bed-Stuy Strong is a mutual aid network of neighbors from all walks of life that support each other in solidarity.
Restuarant service workers raising funds for weekly grocery stipends and monthly rent relief, prioritizing those who cannot access unemployment benefits.
We're building solidarity not charity and supporting our communities in South Brooklyn during the COVID-19 crisis.
We deliver groceries or free to our neighbors affected by COVID-19 in East Brooklyn.
Jeremiah Program Brooklyn is proven organization whose mission is to disrupt poverty for single mothers and their children, two generations at a time, through education, safe housing, and early childhood development
Enriching Coney Island's commercial landscape with public art that expresses its vibrant history, culture, and diversity through the creative eyes of the community artists - past, present and future.
3 Black Cats Cafe has come to a crossroad and needs your support to determine its future in Brownsville.
A dog friendly space where everything that's grown is pet friendly. Creating a garden to bring dog owners together in a safe space.
El Puente's ¡WEPA! Festival is a Latino community festival in the Southside of Williamsburg, Brooklyn produced by El Puente's Green Light District and CADRE (Community Artist Network).
A youth operated, state of the art, community music studio and industry incubator creating youth led community change, innovation, and cultural investment.
We need your help to pay legal fees. Help us overturn LPC's decision to permit contruction of a residential building over the garden of the Historic 1870 Dean Sage Residence.
Purchase 3 Dog Waste Disposal Systems, Quell Summonses received by Dog Owners, Repair and Encourage relations between Non-Dog Owners/Dog Owners in 'Common Areas' in Lincoln Terrace Park.
A rain garden, alive with hardy native plants, could bring this Brooklyn street to life and spark an affordable, replicable model of beauty, sustainability, and resiliency.
We hope that our garden will flourish for years to come and become an integral part of the curriculum at PS 705 and Exceed Charter school, and inspire our community to beautify other areas of our campus.
Support the subsidized share program for Crown Heights Farm Share, to bring healthy, fresh food to more families. If every member of the CSA gives $25, we can reach 50 families in our neighborhood next season.
BKROT employs youth to collect compost from Bushwick residents. It is designed as a local opportunity for community-wide education and economic empowerment for local youth.
The rain garden and water harvesting system will help to secure the health of a community garden and neighborhood.
The Fire Escape Club will unite and support fire escape gardeners in Crown Heights!
The Yellow Hook CSA and Narrows Botanical Gardens will build and maintain a community compost collection site to turn residential food scraps and wastes from the NBG into compost to be used at the NBG.
Help GCF get wheels, supporting Corps Members as they provide low-income residents with low-cost measures and education that can lower utility bills, while simultaneously reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
We will open up the rooftop, basement, backyard and storefront of our headquarters in South Willamsburg for green building education!
A Small Green Patch: Raising money to help maintain A Small Green Patch, maintaining the garden and booking musical guests throughout the summer.
We will organize residents and collaborate with other volunteer groups and build tree guards and start taking care of the trees on our block.
Join us on Earth Day to make Plumb Beach a cleaner, better place for humans and wildlife.
We will be workshop facilitators and panelists, discussing food justice issues and how NYC’s faith community can engage with issues surrounding food justice.
Build an Electric vehicle for the delivery of raw ice cream. A local ice cream manufacturer in New York.
We envision an ultra-creative street sign project that marries destination pointers and green infrastructure elements such as stormwater management, green energy, alternative transportation.
The Chicken Apprenticeship will teach community members the basics of raising hens in the city. The Apprenticeship includes hands on workshops independent work with the hens, readings and field trips.
Access to fresh produce is severely limited in the Bed-Stuy/Brownsville/Ocean Hill area.
Global warming is demanding that humans acquire new consumption habits fast.
