Give/Get NYC
LizYour biweekly (at least!) guide to joyful civic engagement and connection in NYC
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 7 | Subscribers | Read | giveget.substack.com |
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Vol. 6: Board service 101, trees + taps, and a network for the city-minded
Welcome back! I’m thrilled to share three opportunities to engage in NYC’s nonprofit/civic sector in the weeks ahead. Reply with any questions or tips!
Vol. 5: Baseball in support of BWI, gardens/beverages in the South Bronx, invitation to chat 1:1, and a push to party more
Check baseball off of your summer bucket list: One of my favorite nonprofits, Brooklyn Workforce Innovations (BWI), trains more than 900 New Yorkers/year in in-demand careers. A portion of tickets sales to the August 3rd Brooklyn Cyclones g...
Vol. 4: An evening in the East Village, a rec for booklovers, and a giving idea for NYC's immigrant community
Make a (Saturday) night of it! Help transport rescued food from a Union Square bakery to a local organization in the East Village with New York Cares on Saturday, August 2nd from 8:15-9pm. Sign up here \- as a reminder, if you’re new to New...
Vol. 3: Primary tips/tricks, bravery nominations, giving circles, an immigration event, and a giving idea in honor of Juneteenth
What a time. My friend Rel of Rel’s Recs shared a quote by Kate Bowler that resonated: “Fear makes us feel small. But democracy needs people who stay big-hearted, clear-eyed, and curious, even when the world feels like it’s closing in.” Wit...
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