Queens · OpenStreetMap · read 29 September 2026
Non-profit and community organizations and care facilities in Queens
109 non-profit and community organizations and care facilities in Queens as OpenStreetMap maps them, filed by the city’s neighbourhood outlines (43 of the borough’s 82 hold one): pick a neighbourhood for its full list, with every address, phone, website and hours.
Neighbourhoods
43 of the 82 neighbourhood outlines in Queens hold a place
- Places
- 109
- Neighbourhoods
- 43 of 82
- With a phone
- 28%
- With a ZIP code
- 58%
- Jamaica 12
- Flushing-Willets Point 7
- Ridgewood 7
- Long Island City-Hunters Point 6
- Forest Hills 5
- Murray Hill-Broadway Flushing 5
- Jamaica Estates-Holliswood 4
- Astoria (Central) 3
- Bayside 3
- Corona 3
- East Flushing 3
- Elmhurst 3
- Pomonok-Electchester-Hillcrest 3
- Queens Village 3
- Queensbridge-Ravenswood-Dutch Kills 3
- Woodside 3
- Baisley Park 2
- Breezy Point-Belle Harbor-Rockaway Park-Broad Channel 2
- Douglaston-Little Neck 2
- East Elmhurst 2
- Fresh Meadows-Utopia 2
- Old Astoria-Hallets Point 2
- Rockaway Beach-Arverne-Edgemere 2
- St. Albans 2
- Woodhaven 2
- Astoria (East)-Woodside (North) 1
- Astoria (North)-Ditmars-Steinway 1
- College Point 1
- Far Rockaway-Bayswater 1
- Glen Oaks-Floral Park-New Hyde Park 1
- Hollis 1
- Howard Beach-Lindenwood 1
- Jackson Heights 1
- Jamaica Hills-Briarwood 1
- Ozone Park (North) 1
- Rego Park 1
- Richmond Hill 1
- South Jamaica 1
- South Ozone Park 1
- South Richmond Hill 1
- Springfield Gardens (North)-Rochdale Village 1
- Springfield Gardens (South)-Brookville 1
- Sunnyside Yards (North) 1
By need
What the places in Queens do
- Seniors 43
- Community centres 32
- Associations, charities and foundations 16
- Housing and shelter 10
- Culture and heritage 7
- Children and youth 6
- Faith-based 5
- Advocacy and rights 4
- Food assistance 3
- Disability 3
- Health 2
- Veterans 2
- Mental health and recovery 1
A place can serve more than one need. Search Queens in the register for the street map, Open now and Near me.
Method
Where these records come from
The records are named OpenStreetMap objects tagged office=ngo, charity, association or foundation, amenity=social_facility or amenity=community_centre, read with one Overpass API request (data as of 14:26 UTC on 29 September 2026), each filed in the 2020 Neighborhood Tabulation Area whose outline holds its point. OpenStreetMap records no legal status, so this is not a list of registered charities. The register’s method says what it reads and what it cannot say.
Licence. Records © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL 1.0 (register.json); neighbourhood outlines by the NYC Department of City Planning (NYC Open Data 9nt8-h7nd). Corrections belong in OpenStreetMap: “Fix on OSM” opens the editor beside each place.