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CPC's Queens AAPI Heritage Month Benefit Celebrates Community Leadership and Creates Pathways to Success

On May 28th, CPC hosted the annual Queens Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month Benefit at Terrace on the Park. The gala was joined by over 400 philanthropic, corporate, government, and community leaders, who came together to celebrate the growing leadership within the AAPI community and raise funds to support CPC’s programs serving 20,000 Queens residents. The evening’s program featured a lion dance performance, testimonials from Queens residents whose lives had been transformed through CPC's services, and a special performance by the Joyous String Ensemble.

CPC Community Member Appointed to the NYS Council on Developmental Disabilities

On May 11th and 13th, Sing Tao Daily and World Journal published an article about Yulin Huang, a member of CPC's Special Needs Program, who was appointed to the New York State Council on Developmental Disabilities (CDD) Advisory Committee. Huang is the first Chinese American with a disability to hold this position. Her journey began when her mother sought support from CPC to access resources for her daughter with special needs. Through CPC-led initiatives, including English literacy classes and advocacy programs, Huang and her family not only acquired essential skills and support but also became active leaders dedicated to empowering other immigrant families facing similar challenges.

CPC Brooklyn OAC Hosts Fun Mother's Day Celebration

On May 12th, the CPC Brooklyn Older Adult Center celebrated Mother's Day with over 150 community members on a fun day trip to Cold Spring. Everyone enjoyed the beautiful scenery and nice weather. The celebration continued with a buffet at a local restaurant, where families and friends came together to share laughter and create memories.

CPC Leaders Recognized Among City & State’s Inaugural Asian Trailblazers List

On May 5th, City & State New York released its inaugural Asian Trailblazers list, spotlighting Asian leaders, including government officials, business executives, nonprofit and labor leaders, academics, and activists, who are driving change in politics and policy across New York State. Among the honorees are CPC Co-founder Virginia Kee and Board Members Veronica Tsang and Pat Wang, celebrated for their impact on the community.