QCP’s “Expressions of Gratitude” Art Exhibit Opens at Resorts World NYC

Queens Centers for Progress is very excited to announce that we have once again partnered with Resorts World Casino NYC to have our individuals’ artwork on display at their Red Wall Gallery through the end of November. There will be 25 works of art displayed for guests to view. This year’s theme: Expressions of Gratitude Brushstrokes in warm fall colors combine with words of thanks, expressing gratitude for Thanksgiving, joy for their… Read More

Randy’s Journey: From Work Study to Success in the Kitchen

It’s National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM) and we’re happy to share this amazing story about one of our individuals. Check it out below! Randy is a young man who not only embraced every opportunity that came his way but also developed them into a flourishing career, in the heart of a rehab and nursing home. Randy’s story is a testament to the power of determination, hard work, and the… Read More

CP State Conference to Recognize QCP Staff

Queens Centers for Progress is so proud of our team players. The annual CP State Conference (this year’s football theme is “Tackling Tomorrow!”) is coming up and we are excited to share that QCP Staff – Chauncey B., Michael B., and Cyneatris S., – will receive recognition for their ongoing dedication and professionalism, and Ed W. (QCP’s Director of Operations) will receive the Natalie Rogers Employee of the Year Award.… Read More

Celebrating Our 2023 TeamQCP Marathoners

With the TCS NYC Marathon only  one month away, we’re thrilled to introduce you to the remarkable team of individuals who will be hitting the pavement in support of QCP on Marathon Sunday (November 5th). Click through the photo gallery to meet our runners and to learn why they are running on behalf of Queens Centers for Progress and how YOU can support them and our programs. Make a donation… Read More

Our TeamQCP Running Program is Back!

Thanks to our on-going partnership with the St. John’s University Track & Field and Cross Country, our annual program officially kicked-off last week on Wednesday, September 27th and will commence in six weeks when our participants will participate in a 1-mile race around St. John’s University’s track. Each year, QCP individuals have the opportunity to benefit from the spirit of sportsmanship and camaraderie, while bolstering their self-esteem, and personal achievement.