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Brooklyn Gives Big On GivingTuesday: Top Neighborhoods

Dec 4, 2024

A person smiling and waving, wearing a denim jacket. The text reads "Brooklyn Gives on Giving Tuesday" and "The Bklyn Mavens. — Brooklyn Org teamed up with The Brooklyn Mavens to spread the word about our platform!

Brooklyn, you came out to give big this GivingTuesday! Over 2,500 donors have given $850,000 and counting to our communities through our Brooklyn Gives on GivingTuesday crowdfunding campaign, truly embodying our message to Show Brooklyn Some Love this giving season.

We ranked Brooklyn’s most generous neighborhoods on GivingTuesday by unique donors per zip code. Here’s who came out on top:

Gowanus, Park Slope, South Slope & Windsor Terrace (11215)
Clinton Hill & Prospect Heights (11238)
Boerum Hill, Brooklyn Heights, Cobble Hill, Downtown Brooklyn, DUMBO & Vinegar Hill (11201)
Boerum Hill, Park Slope, & Prospect Heights (11217)
Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brownsville, & Crown Heights (11233)

Let’s keep that neighborhood pride going – if yours didn’t chart, you can still support local organizations on our platform at bkgives.brooklyn.org until midnight on December 31st, or give directly to Brooklyn Org to support your community year-round.