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Give thanks not just on Thanksgiving Day but every day of your life. Appreciate and never take for granted all that you have. Until supplies last. More information at 347-865-2769 and 929-370-9775

20 years ago, NYPD Detective Dillon H. Stewart was shot in the heart while in the line of duty and suffered a cardiac tamponade. Due to available blood supply doctors attempted to save Detective Stewart’s life. Unfortunately, his injuries were too severe and he died. Det. Dillon H. Stewart unselfishly served the community he worked

Free community meal and winter supply distribution, while supplies last For any questions or concerns please feel free to contact the Office of Council Member Rita Joseph at 718-287-8762

Turkey distribution including nonperishable items and fresh produce While supplies last – first come, first served

A day of learning and empowerment.

Hosted by: Common Justice Join this calming and creative experience that blends mindfulness practices with the soothing art of watercolor painting. This workshop is designed to help you slow down, center yourself, and express your creativity in a supportive environment. No prior art experience needed—just an open mind and a willingness to explore. Why Attend?

Happy Thanksgiving “Give thanks, not hate” COPO will be distributing 4,000 turkeys and chickens, including Halal turkeys, to families in the community who may otherwise be unable to afford or obtain one. This initiative is part of COPO’s continued efforts to combat food insecurity among low-income residents in the Midwood–Flatbush area, especially during the holiday

Courtesy of Alliance for Positive Change Take charge of your health!Confidential, free, and rapid HIV and STI testing—no insurance or appointment needed. (Just bring a valid photo I.D.) ✅ Walk-ins welcome✅ Results in minutes✅ Resources and support available For more info, contact the Literacy Zone Welcome Center at 347.735.8698 | FlatbushLZ@bklynlibrary.org

Come together to express gratitude, share delicious food, and enjoy each other’s company. First come, first served, while supplies last