Funders to approach for East Brooklyn Mutual Aid
During the pandemic, East Brooklyn experienced higher death rates than NYC's average toll. In Ocean Hill and Brownsville, nearly half of the community experience hunger due to lack of income, and East New York is one of the biggest food swamps in NYC. This lack of access to healthy food stands in direct correlation to the community's death toll, and East Brooklyn Mutual Aid (EBMA) is on a mission to transform the food landscape of East Brooklyn to serve its people. EBMA is a volunteer-led initiative run by ordinary people, mostly Black, Latinx, and LGBTQIA+ folks, addressing food insecurity in Brooklyn's eastern neighborhoods. EBMA was organized to support those affected by COVID-19, particularly immunocompromised and unemployed people, by providing free groceries and social support, and we have expanded to strengthen movements for food sovereignty and community-reliance through direct community…
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a funder to approach
Half the value is in your top 7 funders, of 154
- 1Brooklyn Community FoundationGives in New York (333 of 481)Similar grantees: Brooklyn Level Up Inc ($25k/yr), The Campaign Against Hunger Inc ($70k/yr), Food Bank for New York City ($50k/yr)1 in 34$13k
- 2City Parks Foundation IncGives in New York (121 of 142)Similar grantees: The Campaign Against Hunger Inc ($25k/yr), Bronx Land Trust ($20k/yr), United Community Centers Inc ($45k/yr)1 in 42$15k
- 3United Way of New York CitySimilar grantees: The Campaign Against Hunger Inc ($41k/yr), Food Bank for New York City ($74k/yr), North Brooklyn Coalition of Neighbors Helping Neighbors ($6k/yr)1 in 60$34k
151 more funders on the list for East Brooklyn Mutual Aid
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