Non-Profit & Community

From major exhibitions to seasonal festivals, Brooklyn Botanic Garden’s 2026 calendar celebrates community, culture and urban greening.

Purpose Talks at Brooklyn Children’s Museum brought together inspiring women to share stories of resilience, culture and community impact.

The state is opening a new $5 million funding round to support community programs funded by cannabis revenue focused on equity, housing and mental health.

Veteran Jesse Figueroa, who serves as commander of VFW Brooklyn Post 546 in Windsor Terrace, was honored for improving the quality of life for fellow veterans in Brooklyn.

Themed “IMPACCT. Ignite. Inspire,” the evening honored transformational leaders in central Brooklyn.

The new program is funding 38 small, community-based organizations across Brooklyn with up to $10,000 each, supporting grassroots leaders and neighborhood initiatives that often miss traditional funding.

McCraw's extensive experience in the arts and longstanding connection to BAM positions her to help define the organization’s evolution at a pivotal moment for cultural institutions nationwide, according to board directors.

The Gowanus art museum appoints Liz Munsell as VP of Curatorial and Arts Programs, expanding exhibitions, education and community-focused initiatives.

Marie Theodore is appointed Housing Committee Chair for Brooklyn’s Community Board 17, focusing on tenant rights and community engagement.

Hundreds of Brooklyn high school students gathered for the “Beyond High School” summit, gaining real-world skills in mental health, careers and financial literacy.