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Grantees
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June, 2009$42,500
For a community-based initiative to educate youth about food justice in Red Hook, Brooklyn.
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February, 2011$45,000
For a women-led organization promoting human rights and social justice in New York's Nepali community.
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February, 2010$45,000
For a women-led organization promoting human rights and social justice in New York's Nepali community.
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February, 2009$45,000
For a women-led organization promoting human rights and social justice in New York's Nepali community.
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February, 2011$42,500
To create a Parent Organizing Collaborative with La Union de la Comunidad Latina and Center for Immigrant Families in Manhattan Valley, Manhattan, and Sunset Park, Brooklyn.
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February, 2011$45,000
To provide health education, immigration, and social support services to meet the needs of the African immigrant population in the New York metropolitan area.
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February, 2010$45,000
To provide health education, immigration and social support services to meet the needs of the African immigrant population in the New York metropolitan area.
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February, 2009$45,000
To provide health education, immigration and social support services to meet the needs of the African immigrant population in the New York metropolitan area.
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June, 2011$42,500
To address the needs of African refugees and immigrants on Staten Island.
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June, 2010$42,500
To address the needs of African refugees and immigrants on Staten Island.
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June, 2009$42,500
To address the needs of African refugees and immigrants on Staten Island.
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February, 2009$45,000
To organize and empower parents, youth, and community organizations to hold the school system accountable for spending new funds secured through the Campaign for Fiscal Equity lawsuit.
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February, 2011$45,000
For a multiservice organization serving South Brooklyn's Arab American community.
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February, 2010$45,000
For a multiservice organization serving South Brooklyn's Arab American community.
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February, 2009$45,000
For a multiservice organization serving South Brooklyn's Arab American community.
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February, 2011$30,000
For the Center for Neighborhood Leadership a joint initiative of ANHD and the New York Immigration Coalition that works to build and strengthen New York City's community organizing infrastructure.
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February, 2010$30,000
For the Center for Neighborhood Leadership a joint initiative of ANHD and the New York Immigration Coalition that works to build and strengthen New York City's community organizing infrastructure.
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October, 2009$45,000
For the Initiative for Neighborhood and City-Wide Organizing, a collaboration between ANHD and the Neighborhood Opportunities Fund to strengthen community organizing in underserved neighborhoods around New York City.
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October, 2011$45,000
To support the organization as it restructures its staff and expands leadership opportunities for members who are survivors of domestic violence.
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October, 2010$45,000
To support the organization as it restructures its staff and expands leadership opportunities for members who are survivors of domestic violence.
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October, 2009$42,500
To support the organization as it restructures its staff and expands leadership opportunities for members who are survivors of domestic violence.
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Posted January 24, 2012
Purpose: The Brooklyn Community Foundation generally supports exceptional local nonprofits that work in the arts, community development, human services, youth development, education and the environment.
Deadline(s) for application: January 31, 2012
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