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CPC Releases 2024 Annual Report

Dec
31

The Chinese-American Planning Council (CPC) is pleased to present our 2024 Annual Report. The theme, “Celebrating Our Legacy, Inspiring the Future,” honors the rich history and hard work of those who laid the foundation of CPC while also looking forward to new efforts that will empower future generations to reach new heights. 

2024 marked a significant milestone with the grand opening of CPC One, our mixed-use project that includes our headquarters, community center, and affordable housing in Manhattan. This achievement reflects our continued commitment to addressing the evolving needs of Chinese American, immigrant, and low-income communities and promoting an inclusive environment where everyone can thrive.

As we look forward to 2025, we are excited to celebrate our 60th anniversary. This milestone will celebrate six decades of service and advocacy across New York City and set the stage for increasing our impact among community members.

Click here to read the PDF version of the printed report. 

Here are a few highlights from the report:

EDUCATION

  • 4-star ratings were awarded by QUALITYstarsNY to four Early Childhood Centers.
  • 1,052 children received free or affordable STEM, arts, and recreational programming across six school-age afterschool sites.
  • 1,003 students participated in Project Gateway college access and success programming.
  • 689 community members learned English through the Adult Literacy Program.

FAMILY SUPPORT

  • 12,922 community members made CPC’s older adult centers their second home.
  • 9,317 community members received enrollment assistance or referrals for benefits programs.
  • 8,421 families benefited from CPC’s Early Childhood Learning & Wellness Services, including quality child care, parent education, and training for child care providers.
  • 2,266 community members received home care services through subsidiary CPC Home Attendant Program.

COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT

  • 3,912 young people made a difference through project-based activities and summer internships at more than 600 job sites.
  • 620 community members and staff participated in CPC’s 7th City Advocacy Day, while 330 attended CPC’s 6th State Advocacy Day.
  • 577 COVID-19, flu, and RSV vaccinations were administered.
  • 338 low-income and formerly unhoused older adults continued to age in place at Hong Ning Housing and Norfolk Senior Housing.