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Help My Neighborhood resources for NYC

52 programs found

DSNY Volunteer Cleanup
CLEANUP
CLEANUP

DSNY Volunteer Cleanup

Official page for DSNY Volunteer Cleanup, provided by NYC Department of Sanitation.
NYC Department of Sanitation
NYC LiveCLEANUPOfficial information
Brooklyn Bridge Park Coastal and Park Cleanup
CLEANUP
CLEANUP

Brooklyn Bridge Park Coastal and Park Cleanup

Thank you for your interest in volunteering at Brooklyn Bridge Park. Volunteers play a vital role in keeping Brooklyn Bridge Park beautiful and our programs thriving!
Brooklyn Bridge Park Conservancy
NYC LiveCLEANUPOfficial information
Big Reuse Community Composting
GREENING
GREENING

Big Reuse Community Composting

75 Food Scrap Drop-Off Sites across NYC. Compost sites in Queens and Brooklyn. Distributes compost to local community organizations.
Big Reuse
NYC LiveGREENINGOfficial information
NYRP Join a Community Garden
GREENING
GREENING

NYRP Join a Community Garden

Become a cultivator and champion of New York City’s most precious green plots by joining a New York Restoration Project community garden.
New York Restoration Project
NYC LiveGREENINGOfficial information
Governors Island Garden and Island Stewardship
GREENING
GREENING

Governors Island Garden and Island Stewardship

Governors Island relies on dedicated volunteers to keep this incredible public space welcoming and beautiful for all. Our volunteer program has something for ev
Trust for Governors Island
NYC LiveGREENINGOfficial information
NYRP Neighborhood Greening Volunteer
GREENING
GREENING

NYRP Neighborhood Greening Volunteer

Join New York Restoration Project in our parks and gardens. Learn more about our two recurring volunteer opportunities.
New York Restoration Project
NYC LiveGREENINGOfficial information
Queens Botanical Garden Community Volunteer
GREENING
GREENING

Queens Botanical Garden Community Volunteer

Help Keep QBG clean, green, and growing!Make a difference. Be part of someplace special by volunteering at QBG. Led by our knowledgeable staff, volunteers participate in a variety of activities—from seeding to weeding to composting, or supporting our public programming—while gaining new experience and meeting new people.
Queens Botanical Garden
NYC LiveGREENINGOfficial information