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. 

Press Coverage: NTD TV, Epoch Times, and World Journal.

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.

Press Coverage: City & State New York

CPC Homecrest Students Win NYC Water Resources Art & Poetry Contest

Students from CPC Homecrest’s School Age Child Care Program at PS 153 were honored as one of the winners of the NYC Department of Environmental Protection’s Water Resources Art & Poetry Contest. These students created an impactful video exploring the importance of water and the critical need for conservation. 

CPC Hosts First Early Childhood Resource Day at Hostos Community College

On May 1st, the CPC Early Childhood Learning & Wellness team hosted its first Early Childhood Resource Day at Hostos Community College. The event aimed to connect families with local childcare providers, offer resources for affordable childcare, and provide mental health screenings for youth and adults.

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 Open Door OAC Celebrates Mother's Day and AAPI Heritage Month

On May 11th, CPC Open Door Older Adult Center, in partnership with AM1480 Chinese Radio, hosted a celebration for Mother's Day and AAPI Heritage Month with over 400 older adults at House of Joy. A special highlight of the day was the presentation of the Longevity Achievement Award to over 20 older adults aged 90 and above in recognition of their contributions to the community.

Wayne Ho Named to 2025 AAPI Power Players List by PoliticsNY and amNY

On May 21st, PoliticsNY and amNY unveiled their 2025 AAPI Power Players list, honoring influential leaders driving change in New York City and celebrating the contributions of Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander communities. Among the honorees is Wayne Ho, CPC's President and CEO, recognized for his leadership and impact on the community.

Press Coverage: PoliticsNY and amNY

CPC Statement on the NYS FY 25-26 Enacted Budget

CPC recognizes the passage of New York State’s FY26 $254.3 billion budget, which includes critical investments in Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI), immigrant, and low-income communities. While we are encouraged by these steps, the budget could have better addressed the urgent and long-term needs of our most marginalized communities, particularly amid a rising cost of living, a severe housing crisis, and a growing shortage in the home care workforce.