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BRICKELL STRONGER TOGETHER

A 501(c) 4 advocacy NFP organization

About

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Brickell Stronger Together, Inc. is a nonprofit organization founded by Brickell residents.

More than 90,000 people live in Brickell, and the decisions that shape the neighborhood — what gets built, what gets protected, how people move through it — are often made without them. BST exists to close that gap.

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We mobilise residents around five priorities:

  • Preserving Brickell's historic and cultural landmarks

  • Protecting and expanding green space and tree canopy

  • Practical solutions to traffic congestion and mobility

  • Neighborhood safety

  • Transparent, accountable local government

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We work alongside the Brickell Homeowners Association, which has represented Brickell's residents since 1990, and with other organizations that share these aims.

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Brickell's future belongs to the people who take part in shaping it.

Purpose

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Brickell Stronger Together works to make sure residents have a say in decisions about their neighborhood. We amplify resident voices, work to preserve Brickell's historic character and green space, and advocate for infrastructure that serves the people who live here. We partner with aligned organizations to make that work count.

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Brickell should succeed as a place to live, not only as a place to invest.

Mission

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We turn resident concern into effective participation by:

  • Keeping residents informed about decisions affecting the neighborhood

  • Building coalitions with groups committed to responsible development

  • Advocating for solutions that improve quality of life while preserving Brickell's character

  • Creating straightforward ways for residents to take part

  • Treating public safety as a baseline, not an afterthought

Vision

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A Brickell where:

  • Resident input shapes development before decisions are made, not after

  • Historic places and green space are treated as community assets

  • Infrastructure keeps pace with growth rather than trailing it

  • Any resident can participate in decisions about the neighborhood

  • Growth and quality of life advance together

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