Hurricane Help: The 50 for 50 Initiative
Organized by Park Slope Parents, the 50 for 50 Initiative is a family-friendly way to help those struggling after Hurricane Sandy.
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Hurricane Help and Hope: Volunteering and Donating
An update on ways you can help those affected by Hurricane Sandy in Brooklyn and beyond, courtesy of Park Slope Parents.
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Hurricane Help and Hope: Monday, Nov. 5
An update on ways you can help those affected by Hurricane Sandy in Brooklyn and beyond.
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Don’t Forget to Vote — But Check Where to Go First
Due to Hurricane Sandy and the use of local facilities as shelters, some polling sites have been changed at the last minute. Know before you go!
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Red Hook Needs Your Help
In addition to volunteers needed in Park Slope’s local shelters, here’s how you can help our neighbors in Red Hook from Hurricane Sandy.
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Deadline for Community Grants Extended
Due to the impact of Hurricane Sandy on organizations throughout our community, the deadline for the Park Slope Civic Council’s community grants program has been extended. Applications are now due Friday, Nov. 9, 2012.
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Hurricane Sandy: How You Can Help
In the wake of Hurricane Sandy, Park Slope has opened its hearts and doors to people in need from across the borough. There are still many ways to help our Brooklyn neighbors who have been affected by the storm. [UPDATED NOV. 3]
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Hurricane Sandy Update: Nov. 1
Here’s the latest update on Hurricane Sandy passed along from Andrew Olsen, Brooklyn Director of the Mayor’s Community Affairs Unit, courtesy of Park Slope Neighbors.
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Reporting Damage from Hurricane Sandy
If you see any downed trees or other debris from Hurricane Sandy, your first call should be to 311 (If there is an immediate danger to life, call 911 right away).
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Hurricane Sandy Update: Prospect Park
Emily Lloyd, the administrator of Prospect Park and the president of the Prospect Park Alliance, has posted a letter on the park’s website concerning storm damage and how you can help.
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