asian americans for equality
If you are a business owner or homeowner still struggling to get back on your feet after Superstorm Sandy, there is help available to you to ease the recovery process. Asian Americans for Equality and the Kings Bay YM-YWHA will present a “Post-Sandy Recovery Resource Seminar” for business and homeowners,
Brooklyn Community Foundation
The Brooklyn Community Foundation [http://www.brooklyncommunityfoundation.org/brooklyn-recovery-fund/apply-funding] is now accepting applications from local residents looking for funding to rebuild and repair their homes damaged by Superstorm Sandy. This latest effort by the BCF, known as the Community Grant Rebuilding Program, is focused on physically improving homes and
Brooklyn Community Foundation
The Brooklyn Community Foundation is well on its way towards providing relief for those devastated by Hurricane Sandy, having raised over $1 million dollars [http://www.brooklyncommunityfoundation.org/news/publications/1-million-and-counting] in charitable contributions, and announcing its first requests for proposals [http://www.brooklyncommunityfoundation.org/apply-funding] from Brooklyn non-profits looking
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Source: DoGoodRightHere.orgIt looks like Steve Barrison [/big-barrison-nominated-for-do-gooders-award/] isn’t the only Sheepshead Bay resident vying for the Brooklyn Community Foundation’s Do Gooders award [http://www.dogoodrighthere.org/]. Manhattan Beach resident Sue Yellin got in touch to tell us about Pam Laskin and her work at the City College