It is a privilege to invite representatives of the community, businesses, government and media to the press conference announcing the collaboration of the B’Ville Hub to launch the New York Equity + Environmental Justice Center (EEJC) Brooklyn NYC. EEJC is a social equity collective consisting of public-private partners accelerating equity and environmental justice for all. This critical work is accomplished through sustainability, corporate social responsibility and placemaking. The objective of the press conference is to foster engagement and participation among industry leaders, government, and […]

Volunteers needed for trash pickup, sidewalk sweeping, bulb planting, and tree bed mulching! Mother Gaston Blvd btw Glenmore Ave and Pitkin Ave will be closed off for cleaning. Volunteers meet on Mother Gaston Blvd and Pitkin Avenue. First 30 volunteers will receive a free t-shirt Tools, water, and lunch provided This is a great opportunity for students to receive community service school credit.The electronic recycling organization Walter, will be there with their E-waste Truck for recycling pickup of computers, mobile devices, AV equipment, routers, […]

Join Murse Dee and Distinguish this October for their community health fair! The mission is simple: Raise awareness in our underserved communities. We aim to connect our residents with services that will enhance their overall health and wellness, equip them with the right tools that will encourage healthy living, and ultimately decrease generational morbidity and mortality rates. If you would like to support or get involved with this event (including performers) please contact Murse Dee at 718-314-2451 or via email at dsmith@bmsfhc.org.

Hello Neighbors! The Brownsville Hub Cooperative is excited to kick off our first Self-Sufficiency Subcommittee meeting. The goal of this committee is to discuss cooperative economics and creating a self sustainable Brownsville. We want to also discuss food justice, entrepreneurship, and support current community projects. We hope that these recurring discussions will foster solutions that heal folks and lead to greater interpersonal and economic connections. This is an open invitation to all community organizations, residents, and other stakeholders to join each other in the […]

The BHC is a community-member driven initiative designed for Brownsville residents to achieve economic mobility. The BHC will work to generate revenue as a community and to disrupt systems that contribute to a lack of economic progress. This begins with subcommittees in 5 focus areas: Access, Self-Sufficiency, Ownership, Youth Development, and Civic Engagement. In our research, we found that community members, organization leaders and more, found themselves asking: How do we get and keep young folks engaged and in the room? There are many […]

Come help create and atmosphere of economic growth and support small Black businesses in our community!