Chip in. Keep the free stuff free.
The games, the videos, the articles, the family resources: most of the Brooklyn Project costs nothing to use. If it's been useful to you, you can chip in to help keep it that way.
The Brooklyn Project is not a nonprofit or a registered charity. Contributions are not tax-deductible.
Pick an amount.
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Please note: The Brooklyn Project is not a nonprofit or a registered charity. Contributions are voluntary payments to the Brooklyn Project. They are not charitable donations and are not tax-deductible, and you won't receive anything in exchange.
1 What it keeps free
The free side of the Brooklyn Project.
- The Virtual Classroom and the playground games
- The video library
- The article library, for young people and adults
- Family resources and conversation starters
No goals, no countdowns, no pressure. Chip in once, chip in monthly, or don't. The free stuff stays free for everyone either way.
2 Other ways to help
No money? Still helps.
Honestly, these matter just as much.
- Pass it onSend the site to a teacher, counselor, or parent who'd use it.
- SubscribeJoin the newsletter for your track.
- Follow alongOn Instagram and YouTube.
- Tell us what worksEmail [email protected]. Real feedback shapes what gets made next.
Quick answers.
Is my contribution tax-deductible?
No. The Brooklyn Project is not a nonprofit or a registered charity, so contributions are not tax-deductible and we can't issue tax receipts.
Do I get anything for chipping in?
No. It's a voluntary contribution, not a purchase. If you want something to use, the store is where the packs are.
Can I cancel a monthly contribution?
Yes. Email [email protected] and we'll cancel it.
Something else?
Email [email protected].