Gina Argento, President and CEO of Broadway Stages, supports the Family & Children's Association in their mission to strengthen Long Island communities. As a contributor, Gina assists Long Island residences by providing financial resources to sustain the Family & Children's Association communal programs.
Gina Argento, President and CEO of Broadway Stages, Brooklyn's largest film and television production company, is excited to complete the next phase of the Kingsland Wildflower Project with our partners at the New York City Audubon and Alive Structures. The Kingsland Wildflower Project is a green initiative project to attract wildlife and support green educational programs year-round through construction of rooftop gardens.
Having already contributed 10,000 square feet in rooftop space for the Kingsland Wildflower Project, Broadway Stages' Gina Argento will continue to contribute areas for the project. Her contributions will include the installation of waterproofing materials to prevent water damage and assessments of the structural integrity to safely sustain the garden's weight. Gina will also provide financial donations required to install the green roof onto one of Broadway Stages' warehouses. The Kingsland Wildflower Project is part of Broadway Stages commitment to create a greener future.
Congresswoman Carolyn B. Maloney publicly recognized Gina Argento's commitment to giving back to the Greenpoint community. Gina is a leader in New York City's sustainable movement. She has helped transform the city into a strong and environmentally responsible community by contributing to green initiatives and funding green education opportunities.
Under Gina's leadership, Broadway Stages has become a leading green establishment committed to solar energy, rooftop farms, and NYC's Cool Roofs program. Gina has raised awareness of environmental consciousness by sponsoring green education programs including Green Science Week at PS 110 and the STEM lab at Kingsborough Community College. These programs educate students with green initiatives and demonstrate how they can contribute to building a greener city.
Gina's support for the community also extends to communal development programs for youths and families. She is involved with the YMCA and the Boys Scouts of America, which promote youth development. Congresswoman Maloney acknowledged Gina's commitment towards the Greenpoint community, describing her as "a successful businesswoman, environmentalist, and fantastic neighbor."
The Times of Israel has highlighted Broadway Stages President Gina Argento as the "embodiment of charity and giving back." Read the full story here.
Broadway Stages welcomed the Williamsburg High School of Architecture and Design's 12th grade environmental science class as they visited our solar rooftop. Thank you to David Buckner of Solar Energy for stopping by to speak and Sarah Tom of Williamsburg High School for having such wonderful students.
Kingsland Wildflowers, built on a rooftop here at Broadway Stages, is a Greenpoint community project committed to expanding natural habitat and green corridors native to the New York City landscape. The vision, conceived through partnerships between local businesses, community voices, and wildlife experts, will provide Greenpoint with living and growing infrastructure to support native New York City wildlife and educational programming focused on sustainable conservation practices and wildlife protection. Learn more at kingslandwildflowers.com.
We are so proud to support this initiative and look forward to hosting events that bring members of the community together for a fantastic cause.
With the help of Cheryl Blaylock, Director of Youth Programs at Trees New York, Broadway Stages staff had a chance to work hand-in-hand with the organization's new interns for a day. We cleaned up garbage, re-mulched, and watered dozens of trees around Kingsland Avenue in Greenpoint. Thank you to everyone who participated! Please visit www.treesny.org for more information on how to get involved.
Broadway Stages had the honor of working with Betty Hulson and the 94th Precinct Community Council to support this year's National Night Out. National Night Out, held annually throughout the United States, brings together local precincts and members of the community to promote awareness of crime and safety.
Thank you to CBS production "BrainDead" for partnering up with the New York Blood Center to host a blood drive. Broadway Stages is happy to join the drive!
Broadway Stages Ltd., one of New York’s premier film and television studio production companies, manages more than 4 million square feet of integrated space, with 60+ soundstages, unique locations, support space, production services, in-house lighting, power, and grip rental services, and over 16 acres of parking. We support initiatives that advance equity – social, economic, and environmental – and provide community value across New York City.
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