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CPC Nan Shan OAC Partners with Buddha Light Foundation to Serve Laba Porridge Ahead of Lunar New Year
January 22, 2026
On January 22nd, CPC Nan Shan Older Adult Center (OAC) partnered with the Buddha Light Foundation to offer traditional Laba porridge to older adults in preparation for the Lunar New Year. This warm and nutritious dish, made from a blend of grains, beans, nuts, and fruits, symbolizes gratitude, harmony, and good fortune for the coming year. Beyond its physical benefits, serving Laba porridge helps older adults connect with a cherished cultural tradition, evoking memories and reinforcing a strong sense of community and care.
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January 22, 2026
CPC Brooklyn Community Services Partner with Local Leaders to Deliver Free Produce to Community
January 21, 2026
On January 21st, CPC Brooklyn Community Services partnered with Council Member Alexa Avilés and GrowNYC to distribute over 400 boxes of fresh produce to community members. Each box was packed with a variety of vegetables and fruits, providing nutritious ingredients to help families address food insecurity.
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January 21, 2026
CPC Joins Panel to Address New York City's Early Childhood Workforce Crisis
January 14, 2026
On January 14th, CPC’s Director of Childhood Development Services, Mary Cheng, spoke on a panel at CPC One, organized by the Day Care Council of New York (DCCNY). Joined by representatives from DCCNY and the Citizens’ Committee for Children of New York, the discussion centered on the findings of the new report, "Building a Stronger Child Care Workforce for New York City." The report details systemic challenges facing the city's nearly 40,000 child care workers and outlines policy solutions to address the staffing crisis threatening the entire early childhood education system.
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January 14, 2026
New Data: Federal SNAP Cuts Threaten AAPI and Immigrant Families Food Access Across NYC
January 9, 2026
On January 9th, CPC released an analysis on the impact of federal budget cuts on food security for AAPI and Immigrant communities in New York City. The analysis shows that the federal budget passed in July 2025 is already having devastating effects on Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) and immigrant families citywide. These federal decisions are overwhelming food pantries and community providers, even as grocery prices remain high and demand for emergency food continues to surge. We urge state leaders to advance the Protect, Invest, and Expand Food Security Package in this year’s legislative and budget negotiations.
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January 9, 2026
CPC Publishes 2025 Annual Report
December 31, 2025
CPC is pleased to present our 2025 Annual Report. Our theme, “Thriving Across Generations: 60 Years and Beyond,” celebrates six decades of transformative service and collective impact, while looking ahead to meet our community’s evolving needs and empower future generations. As we celebrate this milestone, we recommit ourselves to ensuring every community member has the resources to thrive and to advancing social and economic progress that will carry our mission forward for the next 60 years and beyond.
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December 31, 2025
CPC and Brooklyn Nets Team Up for Holiday Food Distribution Event
December 22, 2025
On December 22nd, CPC partnered with the Brooklyn Nets to distribute 350 shares of fresh, culturally appropriate produce and groceries to the Brooklyn community as part of holiday season support. The event provided families with nutritious staples, including leafy greens, fresh fruit, and eggs. Each share also contained a special holiday gift.
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December 22, 2025
CPC Partners with Community Groups for Holiday Food Drive
December 18, 2025
On December 18th, CPC NY Chinatown Older Adult Center partnered with the office of Manhattan Borough President Mark Levine, Exalt, and Trinity Church, to organize a special holiday food distribution event. A total of 185 bags of food were distributed to older adults and neighbors in Chinatown to ensure they have access to fresh, healthy meals during the holiday season.
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December 18, 2025
CPC Hosts Winter Festival for Over 400 Special Needs Families
December 13, 2025
On December 13th, the CPC Queens Special Needs Program hosted a Winter Festival at our Queens Community Center. The event brought together more than 400 participants, including individuals with developmental disabilities and their caregivers, for a day of fun and support. Attendees enjoyed a variety of festive activities, including arts and crafts, a photo booth, and karaoke. Beyond the festivities, the festival served to connect families with information and support networks.
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December 13, 2025
CPC's Annual Holiday Gathering Celebrates Staff and Community Work
December 12, 2025
On December 12th, CPC hosted our annual holiday gathering to celebrate and recognize the dedicated staff who make our community programs possible. The event served as a platform for team building and appreciation. As a special gesture, Leadership Team members served food to staff to thank them for their year-round contributions, while Board members joined to offer support. The celebration included karaoke and raffles.
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December 12, 2025
CPC Joins Leaders at the Center for an Urban Future’s Policy Forum
December 10, 2025
On December 10th, CPC President & CEO Wayne Ho joined a panel discussion convened by the Center for an Urban Future on "The Affordability Crisis Facing NYC's Older Adults." The forum brought together Queens Borough President Donovan Richards and leaders from major nonprofit organizations to explore how city policies can tackle the unique cost-of-living challenges older New Yorkers face. The discussion focused on the policy actions and investments required to strengthen financial security, stabilize incomes, and expand access to essential supports to address the affordability crisis among older adults.
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December 10, 2025

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