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Several Local Organizations Receive Grants From Brooklyn Community Foundation

The Brooklyn Community Foundation [http://www.brooklyncommunityfoundation.org/] announced the recipients of 54 new grants as part of its Invest in Youth initiative [http://www.brooklyncommunityfoundation.org/news/in-the-news/brooklyn-community-foundation-awards-2-million-2015-nonprofits-empowering-boroughs] last week, awarding over $2 million in total. Two local organizations, Council of Peoples Organization and DRUM, received grants. The

5ks

Here’s What We Love About CAMBA (Partner)

We count ourselves lucky all the time to have an organization like CAMBA [https://www.camba.org/] in our community, which is why we have partnered with them this year for the CAMBA Healthy Way 5K [http://camba.org/Support/HealthyWay5k/tabid/571/menuheader/101/submenuheader/101/Default.aspx] fundraiser.

Jim Brennan

Next Week, Assemblymember Brennan's Nonprofit Forum Can Help Your Organization Flourish

Assemblymember Jim Brennan [http://assembly.state.ny.us/mem/James-F-Brennan/bio/] will be hosting a nonprofit forum at Temple Beth Emeth [http://www2.bethemeth.net/] (83 Marlborough Road on the corner of Church Avenue) next Tuesday, November 12, from 6-8pm. Featuring Nonprofit Coordinating Committee of New York [http://www.npccny.

3300 coney island ave

Shorefront Y Offering Legal Assistance To Sandy-Impacted Residents

Source: Shorefront YThe Shorefront YM-YWHA is now offering free legal services to victims of Superstorm Sandy through the New York Legal Assistance Group (NYLAG) and UJA Federation of New York. If you sustained damage as a result of the October storm and need legal services and advice on topics such

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Shorefront Y Seeks To Be Central Relief Hub For Future Disasters In Southern Brooklyn

Sandy relief at Shorefront Y. Source: Shorefront YThe Shorefont YM-YWHA (3300 Coney Island Avenue) is a neighborhood organization that’s rising to the challenge of continuous local disaster recovery in the wake of Superstorm Sandy. Currently, they’re responsible for everything from assigning volunteer contractors, to repairing homes and giving