Brooklyn · NTA BK0801 · read 29 September 2026
Non-profit and community organizations and care facilities in Prospect Heights
3 non-profit and community organizations and care facilities inside the city’s Prospect Heights neighbourhood outline, Brooklyn, as OpenStreetMap maps them: each with its address, phone, website and hours where the map holds them.
The list
3 places, by name
- Places
- 3
- With a phone
- 67%
- With a ZIP code
- 33%
- With hours
- 0%
- Associations, charities and foundations 2
- Food assistance 1
- Seniors 1
- Community centres 1
- Advocacy and rights 1
Beacon of Hope House
Charity office Associations, charities and foundations
- Address
- 647 Vanderbilt Avenue, 11238
- Operator
- Catholic Charities
- OpenStreetMap
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Brooklyn Neighborhood Improvement Association
Association office Community centres Associations, charities and foundations
- Phone
- +1-718-773-4116
- Website
- thebnia.org
- OpenStreetMap
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Hope City Empowerment Center
Social facility: soup kitchen Food assistance Seniors Advocacy and rights
- Phone
- +1-718-857-5698
- OpenStreetMap
- view · Fix on OSM
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What is here
Prospect Heights in figures
Prospect Heights holds 3 of the 262 places filed in Brooklyn (1.1%). Of the borough’s 50 neighbourhoods that hold a place, 24 hold more and 6 hold as many. By need, as the tags and names say: associations, charities and foundations (2); food assistance (1); seniors (1); community centres (1); advocacy and rights (1). Addresses are on Vanderbilt Avenue; ZIP code 11238. 2 give no street. The 3 lie within 0.6 km of one another. The nearest neighbourhood that holds a place is Park Slope, 0.9 km centre to centre, with 13 places.
Also in Brooklyn
Nearby neighbourhoods
Method
Where these records come from
On this page: the 3 places inside NTA BK0801, “Prospect Heights” (BK08 Crown Heights (North) (CD 8 Approximation)). 1 of them gives a city in its address; the page files every one by its point, not by that word. What they are, by their tags: 1 association office, 1 charity office, 1 soup kitchen.
The records are named OpenStreetMap objects tagged office=ngo, charity, association or foundation, amenity=social_facility or amenity=community_centre, read with one Overpass API request (data as of 14:26 UTC on 29 September 2026), each filed in the 2020 Neighborhood Tabulation Area whose outline holds its point. OpenStreetMap records no legal status, so this is not a list of registered charities. The register’s method says what it reads and what it cannot say.
Licence. Records © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL 1.0 (register.json); neighbourhood outlines by the NYC Department of City Planning (NYC Open Data 9nt8-h7nd). Corrections belong in OpenStreetMap: “Fix on OSM” opens the editor beside each place.