As presenting sponsor of the 2026 Brooklyn Org Spark Breakfast, NewYork-Presbyterian Brooklyn Methodist Hospital collaborated with Brooklyn Org to strengthen their reach beyond healthcare delivery and help support innovative, grassroots solutions to community challenges.
We spoke to Katharina Goetz, Founder of Brooklyn Bridge Parents, about her partnership with Brooklyn Org, her passion for creating inclusive family events, and what makes Brooklyn such a special place to raise kids.
We partnered with Da Spot NYC to produce merch for our “Show Brooklyn Some Love” Awareness Campaign, with a portion of proceeds benefitting our work to support the borough. With a shared mission to uplift and empower the creative community in Brooklyn, our collaboration highlights the best of what we both stand for.
As the borough’s go-to giving partner, Brooklyn Org is proud to collaborate with local businesses to spread love across our communities. We were thrilled when Samantha Scupp, Founder/CEO of hot yoga studio Heatwise, approached us to dedicate proceeds from special classes to support our work.
Brooklyn Made was founded as part of the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce’s ongoing efforts to uplift and empower small businesses across the borough, and Brooklyn Org has been a key partner in helping amplify this mission.
In Spring 2025, TerraCRG donated all profits from their Only Brooklyn.® Real Estate Conference to benefit our work for a more fair and just Brooklyn.
Alan and Judy Fishman have more than earned their reputation as “Mr. and Mrs. Brooklyn” over the years, thanks to their unmatched commitment to their home and its nonprofit community.
Having worked in the nonprofit and public sectors for almost a decade, Vivian Liao Korich knows how much of New York City philanthropic funding is focused on Manhattan.
Beyond building her own nonprofit to invest in Brooklyn’s future leaders, Katrena also wanted to give to other organizations championing change in the borough – especially those led by BIPOC community members.
For Susannah and Phil, philanthropy is an important way for their family to give to the community and bolster nonprofits advancing racial justice across Brooklyn.
Rabbi Timoner is no stranger to justice, and over many years she has strengthened the borough through her work as a spiritual leader and community advocate.
Tarik sees his Donor Advised Fund as a “ready-made vehicle” that helps make giving as easy as possible while also maximizing impact.
Emily Berger honors her family’s past by supporting immigrants today, partnering with organizations like Ruth’s Refuge, a nonprofit that provides furniture to refugees and migrants in Brooklyn.