Polish & Slavic Center
SavePolish & Slavic Center is the largest Polish-American organization on the East Coast, offering a wide range of social and cultural services.
About Us
The Polish-Slavic Center (CP-S) was founded on August 15, 1972, and is the largest Polish-American organization on the East Coast, with around 30,000 members. CP-S serves the Polish and Slavic community by offering a wide range of social and cultural services.
Mission
Since 1972, CP-S has been promoting Polish culture and heritage, supporting over 30,000 members and local communities through social and legal assistance programs and various cultural events.
Programs
- Social Services Program for individuals aged 60 and above
- Immigration and Legal Services Program
- Senior Club „Krakus”, located at 176 Java Street on Brooklyn
- Senior Club im. Jana Pawła II, located at 103 East 7th Street in Lower Manhattan
- English Language Classes
- Art Classes for Children „Little Picasso”
History
The idea of establishing CP-S arose from the needs of immigrants. In 1976, the founders of CP-S created the Polish-Slavic Federal Credit Union, which played a significant role in improving the financial situation of immigrants from Poland and other Slavic countries.
Credibility and Reviews
- Google: 4.5/5 based on 20 reviews
- Yelp: 4/5 based on 10 reviews
- BBB: No dedicated profile for CP-S, but the associated institution, the Polish-Slavic Federal Credit Union, has an A+ rating.
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