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Brownsville Community Culinary Center (BCCC)

Brownsville Community Culinary Center (BCCC)

Increases access to healthy food, nutritional education, and career and personal development opportunities, and provides free, culinary vocational training to Brownsville residents through its culinary training program. The Center’s multi-week culinary workshops provide neighborhood youth with the opportunity to learn culinary skills alongside industry professionals. And it provides a safe, comfortable space where neighbors can access fresh, healthy, affordable, culturally relevant foods.

  • Total Awarded $100,000
  • Award Years 2025–2025

Bushwick Housing Independence Project

Provides grassroots housing advocacy to defend low-income residents from displacement and promote equitable development in Bushwick, a rapidly gentrifying community.

  • Total Awarded $42,000
  • Award Years 2024–2025

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

Center for Community Alternatives

Supports justice-involved individuals with reentering their communities through workforce programs, advocacy, and public policy development in pursuit of civil and human rights.

  • Total Awarded $135,000
  • Award Years 2022–2025

Children’s Defense Fund-New York

Champions policies and programs that lift children out of poverty, protect them from abuse and neglect, and ensure their access to healthcare and quality education.

  • Total Awarded $72,000
  • Award Years 2022–2025
Community Help in Park Slope (CHiPS)

Community Help in Park Slope (CHiPS)

Fosters a welcoming space for people experiencing food insecurity by serving hot meals at its location on 4th Avenue, and running pantry and breakfast programs. All CHiPS food services maintain a policy of feeding “anyone who comes to our door,” without asking for any form of identification or “proof of need.” They also created and operate the long-standing Frances Residence, which provides fully furnished studio apartments to single, expectant, and new mothers and their young children.

  • Total Awarded $100,000
  • Award Years 2025–2025

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