QUEENS INTERAGENCY COUNCIL ON THE AGING
EIN 11-2744700 · Senior Centers (P81)
What they do
THE QUEENS INTERAGENCY COUNCIL ON AGING is A NONPROFIT, BOROUGH-WIDE MEMBERSHIP ORGANIZATION THAT SPEAKS WITH ONE VOICE ON BEHALF of SENIORS and THE AGENCIES THAT SERVE THEM. THROUGH ITS MEMBER AGENCIES, QICA STRIVES to INSURE THAT ALL OLDER ADULTS HAVE ACCESS to ESSENTIAL SERVICES NECESSARY to THEIR HEALTH and WELL BEING. QICA ACHIEVES ITS MISSION THROUGH EDUCATION and TRAINING, ADVOCACY and PARTNERING WITH NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS and BUSINESSES. QICA PROVIDES A FERTILE MEETING GROUND FACILITATING, NETWORKING, SOCIAL ACTION and ARTS and CULTURAL ENRICHMENT.
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CHARLES B CUNNINGHAMEXECUTIVE DIR.
LINA SCACCODIRECTOR
ROBERT SALANTTREASURER
PAOLA MICELIDIRECTOR
NICOLE VAUGHN-ROBINSONDIRECTOR
MIRIAM BURNSDIRECTOR
MARY MAYNARDDIRECTOR
MARIAN LEWEKSECRETARY
MARIA CUADRADO PHDPRESIDENT
LUCY GARCIADIRECTOR
ADELE BENDERDIRECTOR
KWANG KIMDIRECTOR
JOYCE LAWRENCEDIRECTOR
JOAN SERRANO LAUFERDIRECTOR
JANICE GOLDHAARDIRECTOR
ESTELA B DIVINODIRECTOR
CHRISTINA YANGDIRECTOR
BARRY KLITSBERGVICE PRESIDENT
About this charity
- Location
- 120-55 QUEENS BLVD, KEW GARDENS, NY 11424
- County
- Queens
- In care of
- ROBERT SALANT
- Primary officer
- ROBERT SALANT, Treasurer
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Filing and classification
- Latest tax year
- 2016
- Tax period began
- July 1, 2016
- Return type
- 990EZ
- Tax preparer
- RICHARD J GREBINGER CPA PLLC
- NTEE classification
- Senior Centers (P81)
- IRS tax category
- Senior Centers
- Revocation date
- November 15, 2022