34TH AVENUE OPEN STREETS COALITION
EIN 93-2150235 · Educational Services (B90)
What they do
The 34th Avenue Open Streets Coalition Stewards 26 Blocks of Public Space In Queens Transforming It Into A Safe Inclusive Outdoor Community Center. Serving Over 10,000 Local Residents Annually Our Comprehensive Year-round Programming Spans Health Education Culture and Environmental Stewardship. Major Programmatic Pillars Include Free Health and Wellness Programs Such As Outdoor Fitness and Dance Classes Youth Development and Kids Activities Adult Education and Large-scale Cultural Festivals That Celebrate The Neighborhoods Diverse Heritage. Additionally The Organization Facilitates Public Space Greening Efforts Seasonal Community Events and Environmental Health Initiatives Including The Deployment of Emergency Cooling Stations During Extreme Heat. These Comprehensive Daily Operations Successfully Eliminate Financial Barriers to The Arts and Recreation Mitigate Urban Health Risks and Cultivate Deep Civic Pride Across Diverse Working-class Neighborhoods.
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ContactNuala ODoherty NaranjoCo-Founder and President
In care of% NUALA ODOHERTY-NARANJO
Mailing address3518 90TH ST, JACKSON HTS, NY 11372-5855
Main phone(419) 971-1372Source: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- November 2023
- County
- Queens
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