Citizens Committee for New York City Archives

CitizensNYC Investments In NYC Small Business Owners Make A Difference From Harlem To Hollis

Just in time for Small Business Week, Citizens Committee for New York City (CitizensNYC), a micro-funding organization supporting civic leaders and developing tomorrow’s leaders, is thrilled to announce that Wells Fargo has made another $250,000 investment in New York City’s small business community.Continue reading

CitizensNYC Launches ‘All In for New York City’ Week, Kicks Off With Citywide Day Of Action

Citizens Committee for New York City (CitizensNYC) today announced ‘All In for New York City’ Week, a series of events and volunteer opportunities taking place.Continue reading

Small Businesses From Harlem To Hollis Receive Microgrants From Citizens Committee For NYC

Citizens Committee for New York City (CitizensNYC) announced today the organization awarded.Continue reading

Don’t Get Stuck With What You’re Doing, Take A DIY Bookkeeping Workshop And More

Join Citizens Committee for New York City for training on working with honeybees + identifying and collecting data on butterflies.Continue reading

WE ACT’s Earth Month Uptown

As WE ACT celebrate Earth Month Uptown, their series of Free events across Harlem continues throughout April 2019.Continue reading

Harlem Made Honey With Lawrence Rodriquez

What? Harlem honey made on 119th Street, we love it! We licked our lips when we received an e-mail from the folks at Casa Frela Gallery inviting Harlem World to join their beekeepers for a first hand chance to learn about and (taste!) the Harlem honey harvest for 2015. Continue reading

A&E Real Estate And Citizens Committee Help Renovate School In Washington Heights

On Friday, July 13, 2018, employees from A&E Real Estate, a citywide real estate management and development company, joined Citizens Committee for New York City to work on much-needed renovation and beautification tasks throughout Washington Heights Expeditionary Learning School (WHEELS NYC).Continue reading

Neighborhood Grant Deadline Approaching From Citizens Committee For New York City

Did you know that the Citizens Committee for New York City awards Neighborhood Grants of up to $3,000 to resident-led groups to work on community and school projects throughout the city?Continue reading

Mayor de Blasio And Citizens Committee Cavin Push Residents To Apply For Block Grants

NYC Service and Citizens Committee for New York City launched the 2018 Love Your Block application to support resident-led volunteer projects that transform public spaces, like City blocks or community gardens, and empower residents to be change makers in their neighborhoods.Continue reading

Don’t Throw It Away, Get A Grant For A Repair Project And Reuse It From Harlem To Hollis

Citizens Committee for New York City is partnering with the Manhattan Solid Waste Advisory Board (SWAB) and Manhattan Borough President Gale Brewer to launch our newest grant initiative: NYC Reuse and Repair. Continue reading

Volunteer Groups From Harlem To Hollis Receive “OneNYC Initiative” Neighborhood Grants

The Mayor’s Office of Sustainability and Citizens Committee for New York City (“Citizens Committee”) today announced the first-ever grant recipients like Project Harmony, in Harlem of the 2017 OneNYC Initiative.Continue reading

Webinar Series For Conducting Participatory Action Research

Research for Organizing Webinar Series: This webinar series will unpack the Research for Organizing Toolkit, a website and resource for organizations to conduct Participatory Action Research (PAR). Continue reading

Small Grants For Community Compost Projects In Harlem

Citizens Committee for New York City, the Manhattan Solid Waste Advisory Board (SWAB), and Manhattan Borough President Gale Brewer invite you to apply for grants to start, expand and grow composting programs in all five boroughs of New York City.Continue reading

HW Picks: Gardening D.I.Y. Workshops & Spring Events

The Spring D.I.Y. workshop series is just around the corner - join the Citizens Committee For New York City for a free, hands-on, participatory workshop to pick up some new gardening skills. Continue reading