Queens Centers for Progress (QCP) is excited to announce that Charanjit (Channi) Singh, owner of Mukti Petroleum Management, Inc., proudly presented a generous donation to QCP at their Children’s Center’s Apple Preschool on Wednesday, October 16th. This event marked the culmination of the successful “Giving Pump” fundraiser, a community-driven initiative that ran for several months with incredible support from Mr. Singh, his business, and local residents. As a family-owned business… Read More

In a pivotal milestone for Queens Centers for Progress (QCP), Assemblywoman Nily Rozic visited QCP’s Adult Center on Wednesday, October 9th to announce a $550,000 state grant aimed at restoring and revitalizing the facility. This substantial funding, secured through Assemblywoman Rozic’s dedicated advocacy, will focus on much-needed upgrades to improve the facility’s accessibility, safety, and overall functionality, allowing the center to better serve its participants and continue as a vital… Read More

QCP is partnering once again with the St. John’s University Women’s Track and Field Team this season — allowing our TeamQCP Running Program participants to “hit the ground running” for the 9th year! The program officially kicked-off on Wednesday, September 25th and will run through November 13th when our participants will take place in a 1-miler and receive an amazing gift for their dedication (and accomplishment) towards the program! Special… Read More

QCP was delighted to host representatives of the Columbiettes, the Knights of Columbus’ Women’s group from American Martyrs Roman Catholic Church last month. Introduced by Board Member, Margaret MacPherson, and her husband, Ken MacPherson, the visiting party comprised of Margaret Reyes, Valerie Day, Anne Caruso, and Lillian Santos came to gain insights into the effective programs and services that QCP offers. During their visit, they toured QCP’s facilities, where they… Read More

On June 18, 2024, U.S. Rep. Grace Meng (D-Queens) visited Queens Centers for Progress’ Apple Preschool to celebrate a significant victory for the community. Thanks to her efforts, Meng secured $850,000 in federal funding dedicated to the reconstruction and renovations of the center’s facility which serves children three to five years of age who have intellectual and developmental disabilities. The event was a vibrant celebration as Congresswoman Meng was welcomed… Read More