Our mission is to organize Queens residents to build the power needed to fight for and win justice for themselves and the communities they live in. Our organization is comprised of faith communities, non-profit organizations, schools and unions. The reason we organize is that we have a burning passion for justice and a moral calling to create the power to demand the resources required so that all residents of Queens can live with dignity and have equal access to opportunity.
The Numbers Speak for Themselves
Our Member Institutions
Aids Center of Queens County
Al Arafa Islamic Center
Amalgamated Transit Union Local 1056
Amity Baptist Church
Breaking Ground
Church of the Redeemer
Community Healthcare Network
Dabar Bethlehem Cathedral
Darul Uloom
Elmcor Youth and Adult Activities
First Presbyterian Church Jamaica
Faith Assembly Church
First Presbyterian Far Rockaway
Forestdale
Islamic Circles of North America (Al-Markz)
Jacob Riis Neighborhood Settlement
Living Word Christian Fellowship
Macedonia AME
Majority Baptist Church
Martin de Porres Youth and Family Services
Merrick Academy
Mt. Olivet Gospel Church
Muslim American Society of New York
New Jerusalem Worship Center
New Life CDC
Our Lady of Light Roman Catholic Church
Our Lady of Lourdes Roman Catholic Church
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Roman Catholic Church
Our Lady of the Cenacle Roman Catholic Church
Queens Community House
Sheltering Arms
Sisters of St. Joseph
SCO Family of Services
St. Clare Roman Catholic Church
St. George’s Episcopal Church
St. John’s Episcopal Church
St. Joseph’s Episcopal Church
St. Mark AME
St. Matthews Community AME
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
St. Teresa of Avila & St. Anthony Padua Roman Catholic Parish
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Events
News
A little perspective on housing for Mayor Adams
Every mayor tries to make his own mark on New York — in part by showing how he differs from his immediate predecessor, in part
The People of Queens Need More Power
Thursday night at 7 p.m., we will gather virtually with over 1,000 leaders from 42 congregations, unions, schools and non-profits virtually to launch a new citizens
Black and Latino Churches Offer Prayer, Hope and Coronavirus Testing, NY Times
Testing brought together old friends after months of isolation, so there were a lot of socially distanced hugs. “My church friends are like my extended