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PrintTo support the organization as it restructures its staff and expands leadership opportunities for members who are survivors of domestic violence.
Grants
October, 2011
$42,500
For the Liberation Program, a social change training program for youth activists and organizers aged 14-18.
October, 2011
$45,000
To promote the human rights of immigrants and strengthen citizen participation within the Brazilian community through direct services, community organizing, public education, arts and culture.
October, 2011
$42,500
To divert youth from prison, facilitate the well-being of those harmed by crime, and place decisionmaking power in the aftermath of crime into the hands of those most impacted by it.
October, 2011
$45,000
To empower grassroots organizations to develop effective community-driven alternative-to-incarceration programs for youth in the juvenile justice system.
October, 2011
$42,500
For a workers' center, led by immigrant low-wage workers.
October, 2011
$42,500
For expansion of its programs and physical space to serve gay elders of color.
October, 2011
$45,000
To advocate for the rights of immigrant detainees at Rikers Island.
October, 2011
$42,500
To support a legal services and civic engagement program for immigrants.
October, 2011
$42,500
To challenge negative values, hate speech and hostility that Black LGBT people face in the faith community.
Resource Alerts
Periodic announcements for grants, fellowships, and upcoming events.
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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