Avenue D Project 

We are currently in the process of developing a major community project in Brooklyn —      a transformative initiative that includes a new hub for health, economic empowerment, and support services, serving thousands of families annually.

Project Overview

Founded in 2006, Life of Hope (LOH) is a multifaceted community services organization that seeks to positively impact the lives of youth and immigrant families in a manner that reflects both their identity and needs through a range of innovative programs and services. Located in Central Brooklyn, Life of Hope is a hub of hope, access, critical resources, and prosperity for the youth and families of Central Brooklyn. LOH has embarked on developing its new headquarters, the Life of Hope Brooklyn Community Center, located at 4123 Avenue D.
In 2024, Life of Hope acquired a property in East Flatbush to establish its permanent headquarters. 
Located at 4123 Avenue D, the new Community Hub will serve as both the administrative home for the 
organization and the central location for delivering its core services. This facility will be a 
vital resource for the surrounding community, providing programming and support aimed at advancing health, educational and economic outcomes.

Acknowledgments

None of this would be possible without the unwavering support of our government, private sector, and foundation partners. We extend our deepest gratitude to the elected officials and agencies whose leadership and commitment have been instrumental in bringing our vision to life.
Funding Sources:
  • Federal Government:
 HUD Grant from the office of U.S. Senator Charles Schumer
  • State of New York:
 Grant through the Dormitory Authority of the State of New York (DASNY), made possible by the offices of Senator Kevin S. Parker, Former Assembly Member Nick Perry, Assembly Member Rodneyse Bichotte Hermelyn, and Assembly Member Monique Chandler-Waterman
  • City of New York:
 Grant through NYC Economic Development Corporation (EDC), with support from NYC Council Speaker Adrienne Adams, Brooklyn BP Antonio Reynoso, Council Member Rita Joseph, and Council Member Farah Louis

Special Thanks

We are also profoundly grateful to our private sector and organizational partners, whose generosity and expertise have been vital to our progress:

Akerman LLP – Pro Bono Legal Support
FJC – A Foundation of Philanthropic Funds
The Blackmon Organization
B.H.A.L.O. Organization
Adaptiv: Architecture & Planning – Pro Bono Design and Planning Services

Your partnership empowers us to continue building a stronger, more equitable future for our community. Thank you for standing with us.

CONCEPTUAL PROJECT