If you think your non-profit can assemble at least 10 people for a tour, that's at least $100 for your organization! Contact us soon to plan and arrange the event.

We take community involvement seriously because it is an essential element in making our tours unique and effective. A SideWalk Fundraiser creates revenue and marketing for your cause, while fostering communication and understanding both within your organization AND in your New York City community.


If your business or organization wants to collaborate with Gotham SideWalks, it can be a great opportunity for cross-promotion and community enrichment. We offer two options:

A tour PARTNER helps develop OR promote the tour.
A tour SPONSOR helps develop AND promote the tour.

Each tour will eventually have 1 Sponsor, and numerous Partners. Some ways to collaborate include:
-Offering hospitality or information during tours
-Offering research or resources that contribute to tour development
-Coordination of your events with our tours

For more information email us today at www.GothamSideWalks.com, or call us at 718-938-1400. We look forward to your ideas!

New News-

We have recently been working with MyHome, Brooklyn in the Southern part of Brooklyn Heights. Stay tuned for more information on this collaboration, or click the link above to check out their blog!

Gotham SideWalks has partnered with Brooklyn Bicycles in Park Slope. There is also an amazing Brooklyn Baseball history  website that compliments our baseball tour quite nicely (with a unique selection of Brooklyn Baseball t-shirts for sale as well): BrooklynBallparks.com. Special thanks to those at the Old Stone House in Park Slope for being excellent collaborators in the BIKE BROOKLYN BASEBALL tour. 

We've also partnered with the Educational Alliance Art School for special Walking Tours of Lower East Side Art Galleries.  For these tours, students of the Art School are FREE!

So far, other partners along our routes include:
-The Inn on Second, a bike-friendly Inn located in a great area of Brooklyn and housed in a fabulous, 19th century Brownstone
-At Home in Brooklyn, a beautiful new B & B housed in a 1919 Tutor-styled shell that faces Prospect Park and Brooklyn Library
-Green Depot, a business dedicated to sustainable living located in an old YMCA on the Bowery in the Lower East Side
-The Fusion Arts Museum, an art gallery showing cutting-edge experimental art on the Lower East Side
-St. Ann & the Holy Trinity Church, an 19th century Episcopal Church dedicated to music and community in Brooklyn Heights 
-Morrison Hotel Gallery, the site of the old CBGB's, and current home to a photography gallery that specializes in rock & roll
-Moscot Eyeglasses, a business that started as a Lower East Side pushcart in 1915, and is now a generous eyeglass shop / gallery