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Impactful Community Organization "BlaQue Resource Network" Works With NYPD, Area Restaurants And Faith Groups To Provide Healthy Meals To Queens Residents
THURSDAY,
May 21, 2020, JAMAICA/Southeast Queens, NY – The Future Of Jamaica and Southeast Queens, NY is looking a bit brighter and healthier due to the tireless efforts of Aleeia Abraham, Dante Brown, Dane Chongfucious Chong, and the driven members of the Facebook hosted Group: The BlaQue Resource Network.
The BlaQue Resource Network is emerging as a powerhouse of dedicated people who communicate via social media then in nexus uplifts while sharing in real world charity relief, support of Black culture, and strong community business support to residents in Greater Jamaica and Southeast Queens.
The Network has given numerous meals to essential and front-line health workers during the Coronavirus pandemic. They have also sponsored business crawls and awareness to support Black owned community businesses in the past raising thousands of dollars at various events. Jamaica and Southeast Queens were red zones in Queens, which at one time was the most concentrated area for COVID-19 infections and deaths making BlaQue's contributions all the more important.
The BlaQue Resource Network (BlaQue is short for Black Queens) recently received a $3000-dollar grant from Queens Together to distribute healthy food dishes to families of Southeast Queens. The BlaQue Resource Network is collaborating with the New York Police Department from the 113th, 103rd, and 105th Precincts, Southeast Queens restaurants, community leaders, and local performing artists to assist with the BlaQue Resource Network’s #ShareHealth campaign.
The Network has given numerous meals to essential and front-line health workers during the Coronavirus pandemic. They have also sponsored business crawls and awareness to support Black owned community businesses in the past raising thousands of dollars at various events. Jamaica and Southeast Queens were red zones in Queens, which at one time was the most concentrated area for COVID-19 infections and deaths making BlaQue's contributions all the more important.
The BlaQue Resource Network (BlaQue is short for Black Queens) recently received a $3000-dollar grant from Queens Together to distribute healthy food dishes to families of Southeast Queens. The BlaQue Resource Network is collaborating with the New York Police Department from the 113th, 103rd, and 105th Precincts, Southeast Queens restaurants, community leaders, and local performing artists to assist with the BlaQue Resource Network’s #ShareHealth campaign.
