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“Fight Gone Bad” Does Good for Brooklyn’s Communities
November 7, 2017
Jenny Walski
Director of Donor Engagement

On Saturday, November 4th, dozens of brawny Brooklynites formed teams to compete for the top spot in CrossFit South Brooklyn’s annual Fight Gone Bad, raising $21,744 to support high-impact initiatives through our Community Fund!

The Site Visit Experience: Giving Donors a Closer Look at Our Grantees
April 25, 2017

Earlier this month, a few of our staff members and donors had the pleasure of joining our Invest in Youth grantee Footsteps for a special look at artist Sara Erenthal’s solo show Moving On at FiveMyles Gallery in Crown Heights. 

Donor Advised Funds and Your Personality Type
April 7, 2017
Jenny Walski
Director of Donor Engagement

Personality type matters, even when it comes to supporting community causes and especially if you're considering opening a Donor Advised Fund at Brooklyn Community Foundation.

You and Your Community Foundation, Working Side by Side
March 22, 2017

Your community foundation helps you take it to the next level, so both you and your community get the most out of your family's social impact experiences. Here are four steps that make it all work.

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