Neighbors Together members painted a mural during a "Weekly Get Together" group in late May. Neighbors Together offers members a few different creative workshops, including art therapy and creative writing.

Neighbors Together members painted a mural during a "Weekly Get Together" group in late May. Neighbors Together offers members a few different creative workshops, including art therapy and creative writing.
“I volunteered to serve a meal at the Cafe and fell in love with the place!”
Bruce Springsteen featured Neighbors Together at his concerts on April 23rd and 25th at Barclay's Center in Brooklyn. Thank you to all of our wonderful volunteers who collected donations and to Bruce's generous fans who helped to raise thousands in support of our work...
It's a huge day for the Three-Quarter House Tenant Organizing Project! New York City Council members will be introducing 5 bills to improve the conditions of the three-quarter housing industry, which deliberately preys upon the vulnerability of low-income New Yorkers....
Today, in a moment of housing justice for members of Neighbors Together's Three-Quarter House Tenant Organizing Project, one of the most notorious operators of three-quarter houses was arrested for money laundering and Medicaid fraud charges. From The New York Times:...
We will be fundraising at Bruce Springsteen and the E-Street Band’s sold-out concerts at Barclay’s Center on Sat. 4/23 and Mon. 4/25. Make sure to stop by if you're attending either concert. Bruce will be doing a special shout out to Neighbors Together! Won’t be at...
Nine Neighbors Together members, as part of a regular group meeting, attended a workshop led by a nutritionist about health education facilitated by the Greater Brooklyn Health Coalition. The workshop focused on diabetes, hypertension, and obesity.
“I especially love that the wonderful people who work at Neighbors Together are on the front lines of fighting hunger and poverty daily.”
On Feb. 17, four Neighbors Together members went to The Museum of the City of New York on the upper east side with NT staff member Cassiah Sahl. We saw exhibits about the history of Activism in NYC, art by an artist named Chris "Daze" Ellis who began as a graffiti...
The New York Times reports: Prosecutors have filed criminal charges against a notorious landlord of cramped flophouses in Brooklyn, taking what housing advocates described as unusually forceful action against an operator of so-called three-quarter homes. Read the full...