It’s Growing Season at QCP! 🌱 A big THANK YOU to Bonnie Plants and to Steve for their generous support and green thumbs in helping us plan and plant vegetables in our Giving Garden! We were thrilled to have participants from QCP’s Bellerose Day Services and 164th Street Day Services roll up their sleeves and get their hands dirty. Special thanks as well to our amazing community partner, QSAC, for… Read More
What an incredible day we had at this year’s Footsteps for Progress 5K Run/Walk/Roll! Despite the chilly temperatures, the warmth and enthusiasm of our walkers and runners brought sunshine to Alley Pond Park on Saturday, April 26th. We are absolutely thrilled that our community of over 200 dedicated individuals braved the elements to support Queens Centers for Progress! Take a look at the fun we had!
Queens Centers for Progress welcomed a team of dedicated volunteers from The Home Depot to our Bellerose location, where they rolled up their sleeves to revitalize the Giving Garden—a space that provides therapeutic and recreational gardening opportunities for adults in QCP’s programs. The Home Depot volunteers worked diligently to prepare the garden beds for the upcoming planting season, cleaning out debris, reinforcing wooden structures, and making much-needed repairs to the… Read More
Thank you to everyone who made this year’s event the mist successful Fine Food Ever! Thank you to our Chef’s of the Year- Rhonda Binda and Thomas Rudzewick and our Claire Shulman Spirit of Community Award Winner Drew Kerr. Thank you to the generous sponsors who shattered all previous records: Veronica Tsang , GrubHub, Long Island Employee Benefits Group Ltd., Maspeth Federal Savings & Loan, Mutual of America, Gerald J.… Read More
CALL YOUR LEGISLATORS TO SUPPORT 3 FOR 5! (See information on 3for5 below) As an affiliate of CP of New York State- QCP is working together with all the provider associations in NY State and with the newly formed New York Disability Advocates group (NYDA) on the #3for5 campaign to invest/increase rates by 3% a year for the next five years. We continue to meet with the Governor’s staff, Senate… Read More
