Each year The Park Slope Civic Council awards community service grants to local organizations. Grants award the work of local community groups and non profits for their work and commitment to improve the health, vitality and diversity of our community. Awards are given for projects in the arts, education, youth programs and civic improvement. Community […]
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From the Civic Council
2019 Community Grant Winners
Each year The Park Slope Civic Council awards community service grants to local organizations. Grants award the work of local community groups and non profits for their work and commitment to improve the health, vitality and diversity of our community. Awards are given for projects in the arts, education, youth programs and civic improvement. Community […]
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We’re Seeking New Trustees!
Start off your 2019 with Park Slope community service!! We are looking for community members to serve on our Board of Trustees. Being a Civic Council trustee provides a great opportunity to work with your neighbors. The Park Slope Civic Council provides outlets for your energy and talents for a good cause. Our mission is […]
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Volunteer with PSCC and Prospect Park Alliance at Mulchfest!
On Saturday, January 12, or Sunday, January 13, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., bring your holiday tree to the Third Street entrance of Prospect Park or the Park Circle entrance at Parkside Avenue and Prospect Park Southwest. Your tree will be turned into environment-friendly mulch, which you can take home free of charge for your own garden.
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2019 Community Grants Application Process
The Civic Council is accepting applications for grants to be awarded to community groups for projects in the arts, education, youth programs and civic improvement. Applications are due on December 14th.
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Annual Park Slope Halloween Parade
Join us for the annual Park Slope Halloween Parade on Wednesday, October 31, 2018
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“Little Fugitive” Screening
On Saturday, October 13th the PSCC Arts Committee will be screening “Little Fugitive,” an award winning (1953) short by Ray Ashley, Morris Engel and Ruth Orkin. Featured at last year’s Shorts in the Slope Festival, “Little Fugitive” was introduced by Gowanus resident, Mary Engel, the filmmakers’ daughter.
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Support Community Service Scholarships – 2018 Food For Thought
PSCC has been able to sustain the commitment to recognize graduates from John Jay School of Law, Secondary School for Journalism, Millennium Brooklyn High School and Park Slope Collegiate for nearly 69 years with donations from neighbors and friends. Your generosity directly supports each student in the pursuit of her or his college goals.
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Fall/Winter 2018 Civic News
We invite you to look over this latest edition of Civic News, PSCC’s award-winning newsletter.
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