YWCA of Queens

Our Story

The Young Women's Christian Association of Queens was founded in 1978 by nine immigrant women who recognized the urgent need for community support. The organization was born from a tragic incident involving a hungry Korean immigrant child, which highlighted the challenges faced by families in the area. Officially established as the Flushing branch of the YWCA of New York City, the YWCA of Queens has evolved to meet the diverse needs of the community. Since opening its current facility in 1995 and incorporating in 2003, the YWCA of Queens has become a vital resource for over 5,000 families annually, providing essential services that promote educational, economic, and personal well-being.

Impact

Serving over 5,000 families each year, the YWCA of Queens addresses the unique challenges faced by low-income individuals and immigrants, fostering a supportive environment for growth and empowerment.

Why Donate?

Your support helps the YWCA of Queens eliminate racism, empower women, and promote peace, justice, freedom, and dignity for all. Every donation directly impacts the lives of those in need.

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