Brooklyn nonprofits are facing major headwinds as funding cuts, rising costs and overextend staff struggle to keep up with rising community demand, according to a new survey.

The Brooklyn Backs Brooklyn Nonprofit Survey conducted by Brooklyn Org found that 86% of nonprofits reported higher costs to provide services, with more than half experiencing increases of 10% or more compared to last year.

At the same time, 60% experienced cuts in government funding, with 42% reporting funding cuts of 20% or more. More than half of survey respondents said they are concerned about whether their organizations will be financially stable in 2026.

“Our survey makes clear that just as New Yorkers are struggling to make ends meet, the nonprofits that anchor our communities and provide vital servic

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