Neighborhood Resources

Our online Neighborhood Resources is a collection of our favorite how-to guides, grant opportunities, workshops, city services and more. New York City is home to a wealth of resources—gather the tools to better your community here!

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12 Steps to Start a Community Beekeeping Project - Q Gardens

Learn the steps of starting a community beekeeping project from the experiences of Citizens Committee for New York City grantee, Q Gardens!

Type: General Resources

2017 Citizens Committee for New York City Quality of Life Survey

Over the last few months, we asked you, our network of amazing neighborhood leaders,
to share your thoughts about quality of life issues in your communities. Your responses
are in – 247 in total – and we hear you loud and clear! Affordable housing is the issue

Type: General Resources

Farming Concrete

Farming Concrete is an open, community-based research project to measure how much food is grown in community gardens and urban farms.

Type: General Resources

How To Start a Block Association

How do I start a block association? Learn about the steps you can take to build an effective and resilient block association.

Type: General Resources

To Be or Not To Be a 501c3?

See more details about the differences between incorporating, becoming a non profit, getting an EIN, and more.

Type: General Resources

To Be or Not To Be a 501c3?

Should we become a 501c3? Learn about all the options available to your group. 

Type: General Resources

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