Two Bronx groups receive city grants to combat hate, bias and discrimination
Two Bronx organizations, Madison Langford and Kingsbridge Heights Community Center, received city grants to combat hate, bias, and discrimination. They are among 13 citywide recipients sharing $120,000 in total funding. The grants from the Office for the Prevention of Hate Crimes support community-led prevention initiatives.
Two Bronx recipients are among 13 citywide awardees receiving a total of $120,000 in community grants aimed at preventing hate, bias and discrimination, the city announced Wednesday. Madison Langford and Kingsbridge Heights Community Center will each receive funding through the city’s Office for the Prevention of Hate Crimes to support community-led initiatives in the…
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