Broadway Stages is proud to sponsor the 94th Precinct's National Night Out. Thank you to Elizabeth Hulsen, the 94th Precinct, and its newest member, Captain Peter R. Rose.
The COMPASS after-school program at PS 110 came for a visit to the set of one of our longest-running shows, "Blue Bloods." We would like to thank Katarzyna Selwesiuk (far right) for her dedication working with the kids this summer.
Broadway Stages sponsored 007 (James Bond) and The Monkeemobile for the festival celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the World's Fair in Flushing Meadows Park. A huge thank you to the New York State Parks Department and everyone else who made this event such a big success!
On May 30, Broadway Stages teamed up with the McGolrick Park Neighborhood Alliance for the first cleanup day of the season.
Neighbors, officials, and local businesses all came together early Saturday morning to lend a helping hand. Together, we were able to suggest locations for the placement of new trash cans and collect data to help find the sources of our litter problem.
We are always happy to lend a hand to make Greenpoint a great place to work, play, and live!
Broadway Stages and ExxonMobil partnered once again for another exciting week of Green Science at PS 110, The Monitor School, here in Greenpoint, New York. Thank you to Mad Science, Alley Pond, Queens Botanical Garden, Schmitty the Weather Dog, and Movie Kitchen for a successful week of workshops, shows, and treats!
You know it's a good day when you can rock climb, ride a bike, dance, get your face painted, and eat BBQ... all for free on a Saturday. A huge thank you to the NYPD and sponsors Citi Bike, St. Nicks Alliance, New York City Parks and Recreation, Greenpoint Chamber of Commerce, and Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce. We were happy to do our part to ensure a successful event!
On Tuesday, Broadway Stages and representatives from the tourism community volunteered at St. Nicholas Park. Volunteers painted more than 1,500 feet of fencing and a handball court. They also removed 63 bags of debris from the park and planted 58 shrubs and flowers and six trees. Thank you to NYC & Company for a successful event.
Broadway Stages is proud to support the Federation of Italian-American Organizations of Brooklyn (FIAO). For 36 years, FIAO has provided a gamut of services directed at improving the quality of life of individuals and families in the community, with a focus on the most vulnerable members of society – immigrants, seniors, and youth.
These services include social assistance and educational and recreational programs. They also provide scholarships to high school graduates pursuing higher education and cultural initiatives such as the Brooklyn Columbus Day Parade and exchange programs.
A state-of-the-art cultural center called Il Centro will soon be located at 8711 18th Ave., (Cristoforo Colombo Blvd). This will allow the organization to expand services and will serve as a cultural resource to Italian Americans as well as become a model to all ethnic groups in how to preserve, celebrate, and share one's own heritage in a multicultural society.
Congratulations to the scholarship winners and FIAO for an amazing year. For more information please visit http://fiaobrooklyn.org/.
With school budgets cut each year, extracurricular activities like chess need funding. With help from neighbors like Broadway Stages, the students at PS 34 Oliver H. Perry Elementary School can stay active, learn, and excel in higher learning. This year the school will be sending two students to the nationals for the very first time.
Broadway Stages is proud to support the local arts scene by sponsoring the Astoria Performing Arts Center, Inc. (APAC). The nonprofit organization was founded in 2001 by Sue Scannell (Founding Executive Director, 2001-2005) and Brian J. Swasey (Founding Artistic Director, 2001-2008). Artistic Director Dev Bondarin now leads the organization. APAC's mission is to bring high-quality theater to Astoria, Queens, and to support local youth and senior citizens.
Congratulations to APAC for another successful year and to honorees Ted Chapin, president of Rodger & Hammerstein, and city councilman Jimmy Van Bramer for making Queens what it is today.
For more information please visit http://www.apacny.org/
Broadway Stages provided funding for the St. Stanislaus Kostka Catholic Academy to purchase new audio equipment, giving students the tools needed to express themselves artistically.
Please visit www.ststansacademy.org for more information about the school and to get involved.
For nearly 15 years, the Church of Ascension has been serving meals every Saturday to those in need. Reverend John Marz has been leading the church the last four years and is passionate about community outreach; in return, the community is reaching back.
Josh Cohen, owner of Anella, teamed up with Broadway Stages to provide food, equipment, and time to help the church help the community.
In addition, the church has found support as a filming location. Last year, despite a six-month freeze on filming in Greenpoint, the church took in $36,000 from filming. This funding allows them to support the homeless, run the soup kitchen, and provide aid to those fighting alcohol addiction.
If you would like to volunteer or donate, please visit www.ascensionbrooklyn.org
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