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The Brave House

The Brave House

Supports young immigrant women and girls transitioning to life in the US through peer mentorship, legal advocacy, mental health support, job programs, and parenting assistance to bolster their independence.

  • Total Awarded $135,000
  • Award Years 2021–2024

Breaking Ground

Strengthens communities by developing and sustaining supportive and affordable housing and provides formerly unhoused New Yorkers with supportive and transitional housing.

  • Total Awarded $90,000
  • Award Years 2023–2025

Brooklyn College Community Partnership

Connects Brooklyn College with the broader community through a youth development program that co-creates a safe space for personal development and community empowerment through college access, STEAM, and health and wellness programs.

  • Total Awarded $135,000
  • Award Years 2021–2024

Brooklyn Community Housing & Services

Provides transitional and permanent housing and holistic services to domestic violence survivors, unhoused older adults, veterans, justice-involved individuals, and low-income adults.

  • Total Awarded $217,500
  • Award Years 2022–2025

Brooklyn Movement Center

Invests in Brooklyn’s Black communities by creating quality job opportunities, expanding health and housing access, improving the quality of schools and education, and putting an end to policing and incarceration through public policy and holding leaders accountable.

  • Total Awarded $450,000
  • Award Years 2021–2026

CABS Health Network

Provides personal care, home health, and housekeeping services through a care management approach to older adults and residents with disabilities in Bedford-Stuyvesant.

  • Total Awarded $135,000
  • Award Years 2023–2026

CaringKind

Delivers and promotes comprehensive care and support services for individuals and families affected by Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias, and advances research to eliminate Alzheimer’s disease.

  • Total Awarded $90,000
  • Award Years 2023–2025

CASA-NYC

Ensures that young people involved in the NYC child welfare system have their needs met and rights protected through personalized case management with social workers, attorneys, and volunteer advocates.

  • Total Awarded $135,000
  • Award Years 2021–2024

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