We've completed our goal!

Thanks to everyone's support we have SURPASSED our goal of $10K by June 1st. We want to thank all of our generous donors for giving to our cause. We have decided to leave donations open until June 13th in celebration of Men's Mental Health Awareness Month (and Barry Coopers birthday)! Our new stretch goal for the campaign is $15K! Our work wouldn't be possible without your support!

What does it mean to Hug the BRO Space?

Hugging the BRO Space means joining your fellow New Yorkers to support a community that matters. Supporting, donating, and spreading the work is not unlike a group hug, where everyone is supported and everyone rises together. The BRO Experience works with young boys and men, ages 8 and up, during the most vulnerable and important times of their lives. When you Hug the BRO Space, you contribute to making a safe space for these young men of color.

How can you Hug the BRO Space?

Hugging the space can be done in many ways, such as attending events, sharing posts on social media, and letting people who might benefit know about our work. But the biggest way that you can make an impact is by becoming a 100 Strong recurring donor. Being a part of the 100 Strong means giving a recurring donation that allows us to continue to keep the space alive and lets us grow to help even more people in need. The Space isn’t just an idea, it’s a real place in the heart of Brooklyn where young men find a haven to rest and connect. The Space headquarters offers an array of programs and events such as film screenings and discussions, fatherhood mentorship, youth summer camps, and more. Join us for an event and experience it yourself.

Why is it important?

Hugging the BRO Space isn’t only about supporting young men of color, it’s about uplifting the community. When young men are healthy, happy, and vulnerable, we all benefit. Your donation doesn’t just contribute to the betterment of young men’s lives, but the contributions that those men will be able to give back to their communities. Join the family in linking arms around the spaces that matter most.

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