Funded organization
Queens Chamber of Commerce Foundation, Inc
$50,000 received across 1 grant awards
$300,000 in contract value across 1 contract
- Category
- industry
- Grants received
- $50,000
- Grant awards
- 1
- Contract value
- $300,000
- Contracts
- 1
AI read of this organization
Pro · web-augmentedA grounded read built from Queens Chamber of Commerce Foundation, Inc's real MNX funding profile plus live web research: what it does, how its funding stands among peers, and recent developments. Every dollar figure comes from the record above.
Funded across these programs
How this organization's money is labeled in the record: the named city initiatives it is tagged under, and its contracts by agency. Each figure is exactly what the data shows.
Discretionary programs (initiatives)
- CREST$50K · 1
Contracts by agency
- Department of Small Business Services$300K · 1
Who has funded it
Offices and members that have directed money to this organization, ranked by total.
- New York State Senate1 award$50,000
Policy relevant to this work
New York bills and rules in this organization’s sectors, newest first. Matched on the sectors it works in, not a keyword search, so each item bears on the same lines of business. Each links to its official source.
- S 5386: A bill to amend the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938 to provide for increased criminal and civil penalties for wage theft, and for other purposes.United States (federal, NY-relevant) · Economic DevelopmentFederal, relevant to New YorkOfficial source →
- S 5393: A bill to amend the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938 to prohibit employers from paying employees in the garment industry by piece rate, to require manufacturers and contractors in the garment industry to register with the Department of Labor, and for other purposes.United States (federal, NY-relevant) · Economic DevelopmentFederal, relevant to New YorkOfficial source →
- Int 1026-2026: Creating designated curb space for pedicabs.New York City · Economic DevelopmentNew York City (proposed)Official source →
- Int 1050-2026: Traffic congestion near freight terminals.New York City · Economic DevelopmentNew York City (proposed)Official source →
- Int 1021-2026: Safety reports and plans required of third-party food delivery services.New York City · Economic DevelopmentNew York City (proposed)Official source →
- Int 1065-2026: Requiring cost benchmarks for small recurring capital projects.New York City · Economic DevelopmentNew York City (proposed)Official source →
- Int 1058-2026: Attorneys’ fees provisions in commercial leases.New York City · Economic DevelopmentNew York City (proposed)Official source →
- Int 1046-2026: Interest to be paid on late contract payments to non-profit contractors.New York City · Economic Development, Human ServicesNew York City (proposed)Official source →
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Similar organizations funded like this
Other organizations backed by the same funders in a shared sector, ranked by how many funders they share with Queens Chamber of Commerce Foundation, Inc and the money drawn from them. A benchmarking set, not a ranking of quality.
- Long Island Housing Partnership, Inc.1 shared funder$25,150,000
- Luther Forest Technology Campus Economic1 shared funder$23,698,000
- Long Island Forum for Technology, Inc.1 shared funder$15,000,000
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What it has received
| State | New York State Senate | — | DASNY Grant Report (Reviews Completed) | $50,000 | NY State grant report (DASNY) ↗ |
Each award links to its official source. Click a column to sort; use the ⋯ on a header to filter.
Contracts won
Public contracts and procurements awarded to this organization by New York city agencies and state authorities. Amounts are the awarded value or contract ceiling, not dollars paid.
| FY2025 | Department of Small Business ServicesNYC agency | FY25 NDD - QUEENS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE- CDBG | $300,000awarded$195,863 paid | Checkbook NYC contract ↗ |
Who else competes here
Other vendors holding contracts with the same New York agencies, ranked by how many of those agencies they share with this organization. New York publishes the winner of each award, not the losing bidders, so this is the competitive field, not a bidder list.
| Vendor | Shared agencies | Contracts | Contract value |
|---|---|---|---|
| New York City Economic Development Corporation | 1 | 543 | $4,711,197,875 |
| Governors Island Corporation | 1 | 1 | $491,787,395 |
| DB Grant Associates Inc | 1 | 9 | $94,395,090 |
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