By QNS News Team
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The Queens Centers for Progress (QCP), along with members of the Jamaica Rotary Club and the New York Police Department, helped “Santa” (Jamaica Rotary President Joe Iaboni) distribute toys to QCP children on Wednesday, December 16.
QCP provides services for children and adults with Cerebral Palsy and other developmental disabilities. To learn more about QCP, located at 81-15 164th Street in Jamaica, visit www.queenscp.org or call 718-380-3000.
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