Find non profit organizations in Brooklyn, NY. Listings include Multi-Ethnic Alliance of New York, National missing and exploited children NY, Presidents' Council District 21, A Village It takes Corporation, The Brooklyn Homies Inc., Windsor Terrace Safe Streets.
Center for Family Life, is a neighborhood-based family and social services organization serving Sunset Park since 1978. Learn more at centerforfamilylife.org/?utm_medium=facebook
NYC Infantry Basketball Inc. NYC premier non-profit Basketball program
Established in 1958, the Fulton Art Fair (FAF) annually exhibits fine visual art of both renowned and emerging artists from the USA, Africa & Caribbean.
276 Fenimore St., Brooklyn, NY 11225 | Pastor: Rev. Roger Jackson |Sunday Service 11AM | Intern
2024-2025 Co-President - Cheryle Co-President - Jason Recording - Daphney Treasurer - Amy VP - Sonia CS - Violeta VSL - Michele
The Collective Focus Resource Hub is a community space that redistributes food and clothing, facilita
We Create Community Inc. was created to help and support all people, regardless of their nationality, race, creed, religion, age, or gender identity. Our goal is to become an advoc...
Liberated Success is a youth career development nonprofit based in Brooklyn for students 14 - 24 years old.
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The Williamsburg Biannual, a new artist space in Brooklyn, celebrates the diversity and creativity of the artists and designers practicing in New York City through programs and exh...
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Our College Persistence Program provides year-round support services to help our students persist in college and graduate.
Reading is Right! We’re just some moms who LOVE promoting literacy! ALL kids deserve books! 📚❤️
REVA BRINGS ART TO THE PEOPLE. WE DEVELOP CREATIVE ART EXPERIENCES THAT EDUCATE, INSPIRE AND HEAL
We're building a youth-led movement to repair past harms, remove ongoing barriers to equality, and realize a future where freedom is for all.
The FreshOil movement was birthed out of a vision to see people, especially women, experience the type of anointing that would permeate the exterior and produce inward supernatural...