Grants Won

  • Safe in the City - A NYC grant to incentivize and encourage resident leaders and organizations to promote peace in communities across the city

  • All In Neighborhood Grant from Citizens Committee

  • Partnership grant with Camerados

  • A number of collaboration grants with Lead NYC

A growing list of partnerships and associations

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Recovery House of Worship Brooklyn

at Recovery House of Worship we try our best to serve you and our community by showing you the love and caring of Christ. If someone is going to feel a hug from Jesus, they will feel it through our arms. If someone is going to be fed by Jesus, they will be fed through our giving. If you’re new to RHOW or are considering joining us for a service, we hope you’ll feel welcomed and loved. Whether you’ve been going to church since you were a child or have never attended a service before, we know that you will walk away changed because of the power of Jesus Christ. At our services, we present the ageless truths of the Bible in a practical, easy-to-understand message.

Trinity Grace Park Slope

This Park Slope neighborhood church, serving many of the surrounding Brooklyn communities is part of the Trinity Grace family of neighborhood churches, who's mission is "joining God in the renewal of all things" Trinity Grace has grown from one church in Chelsea, to now include 11 all around NYC.

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Park Slope Christian Tabernacle

The family of Park Slope Christian Tabernacle, part of the Assemblies of God Fellowship, exists to empower all people to celebrate a life in Jesus Christ. To love our city through service and compassion. The fellowship has served the community of Park Slope, Brooklyn for over 50 years. PSCT has been a seedbed of ecclesiastical Leadership producing several Pastors and denominational leaders.

 
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CCDA

CCDA based on the philosophy known as Christian Community Development, is not a concept that was developed in a classroom, nor formulated by people foreign to the poor community. These are Biblical, practical principles evolved from years of living and working among the poor. CCDA pioneer, John Perkins, first developed this philosophy while working among the poor in Mississippi. Over the last forty years, practitioners of Christian Community Development have distilled the philosophy into 8 Key Components. The first three are based on John Perkins’ original “three R’s” of community development: relocation, reconciliation and redistribution. Other components were later added by Christians discovering ways to rebuild poor neighborhoods.

Faith in New York

Faith in New York is a multi-faith, multi-issue, multi-lingual citywide network of over 70 congregations representing over 80,000 residents of New York City. They are committed to the work of justice and faith-rooted community organizing in order to influence politices and systems that will create a more just and equitable New York for all New Yorkers. Faith in New York is an affiliate of PICO National Network, the largest faith-based community organization in the country.

NY Faith Leaders for Criminal Justice Reform Coalition [details coming soon]

Brooklyn Justice Advocacy Coalition

The Brooklyn Justice Advocacy Coalition is an alliance of over 20 faith-based groups, community-based organizations, and front-line service providers committed to transforming the criminal legal system.  We seek to represent the racial, economic, religious, and geographic diversity of Brooklyn.  Our advocacy elevates the voices of impacted communities to foster justice, dignity, and safety for all Brooklynites.

GNCJ

The Gowanus Neighborhood Coalition for Justice formed out of an understanding that city rezoning processes generally, and in our community specifically, privileged voices and real estate interests hold disproportionate power. The Coalition represents a concerted effort by local residents and stakeholders to promote social, economic, and environmental justice as the primary framework under which any rezoning, land use changes and/or public investments occur in Gowanus. The Coalition seeks to specifically elevate the priorities of low- and moderate-income residents, industrial firms and the neighborhood-based organizations and small businesses that serve them, in a crowded rezoning conversation where the survival of the existing community has not yet received serious attention.

Gowanus Houses Art Collective

Located in the Gowanus Houses, GHAC connects local teens with the arts and local artists.