Service Corps and Board Fellows Applications Now Open – Deadline Extended for Nonprofits!
Net Impact offers two programs – Service Corps and Board Fellows – to provide resources to support nonprofits based in New York …
Brooklyn Brewery Tour with A Clean Future and Net Impact New York
Get a tour of Brooklyn Brewery with an emphasis on Sustainability! See what it takes to make a sustainable brewery hum. The …
A Q&A with Representatives from Global Health Corp, CORO and Echoing Green
Are you interested in public service, international health, or environmental sustainability? Looking for an opportunity to deepen your skill set in these …
Small Dinner Discussion with Erin Barnes and Brandon Whitney of Ioby
Please join us on Tuesday, August 21st when we welcome Erin Barnes and Brandon Whitney co-founders of the innovative environmental development organization, Ioby. Ioby is all about …
Net Impact NYC Hosts John Wood, Founder of Room to Read
Net Impact NYC and the Kellogg Alumni Club of New York are thrilled to co-host a discussion with John Wood, Founder and Board Co-Chair of …
Small Dinner Discussion w/ Social Entrepreneur Michael Dwork of VerTerra
Please join us at Gusto Organics on Thursday, May 10th at 7pm as we hear from social entrepreneur Michael Dwork, founder of VerTerra. …
An Evening with Cheryl Dorsey and Echoing Green, April 18
On April 18, Net Impact NYC will host Cheryl Dorsey, President of Echoing Green, for a great evening at REV. Join us as Dorsey …
Designathon4SI* Call for Participants–Apply by August 8
Are you a leader working to change the world through business? Please join us September 16-17 at the world’s first Designathon for Corporate Social Responsibility …
Impact Session: Social Impact in Fashion on 7/27
Get ready for the next Impact Session! This month’s topic: Social Impact in Fashion. We’ve run into some very cool projects in NYC …
Brooklyn Navy Yard Tours with Urban Oyster
Go behind the walls of the Brooklyn Navy Yard with Urban Oyster. Our bus and bicycle tours of the Navy Yard will not only transport you to the days when Brooklyn was a leading ship building but also to the future as the Navy Yard becomes model sustainable industrial park. Tours run on Sunday afternoons and are 2 hours long. Advanced Reservation Required – Buy tickets and see schedule at www.urbanoyster.com