Filipino Media, Community and Education in New York City

Bayanihan Filipino Seventh-day Adventist Church is a Filipino faith community in Flushing, Queens. It shares Sabbath School and worship gatherings with the Flushing Seventh-day Adventist congregation.

New York City membership organization established by Filipina domestic workers in 2002. It organizes low-income Filipino workers and trafficking survivors and provides community workshops on workers' rights and access to public services.

Philippine Fiesta USA is a New York-based nonprofit organizing Filipino cultural and business events in the Northeast. Its events include the Fiesta in America expo in East Rutherford and the People's Ball community awards gala.

The Filipino American Lawyers Association of New York supports Filipino and Filipino American legal professionals in the New York metropolitan area. It offers professional development, member gatherings and connections with the wider Filipino community.

Metro New York chapter of the Filipino American National Historical Society, founded in 1991. It preserves and shares Filipino-American history and culture through educational programming and an annual community awards ceremony during Filipino American History Month.

The Filipino Apostolate serves Filipino Catholics in Brooklyn and Queens. It supports parish leadership, Filipino religious traditions and participation in the Diocese of Brooklyn.

The Filipino Apostolate at Mary's Nativity–St. Ann Parish in Flushing brings Filipino parishioners together for Mass, fellowship and religious celebrations. The group meets monthly and celebrates San Lorenzo Ruiz.

Known as FILCA, the Filipino Catholic Apostolate supports Filipino Catholic liturgies, cultural traditions and community outreach in the Archdiocese of New York. Its events include San Lorenzo Ruiz celebrations, Simbang Gabi and Santacruzan at St. Patrick's Cathedral.

Woodside nonprofit founded by Aida Bartolome that supports Filipino cultural and artistic advocacy in New York. Its arts-based activities serve seniors, families and children, alongside community events and fundraising.

Bronx congregation of the Philippine-founded Iglesia Ni Cristo (Church Of Christ), with a house of worship on Fulton Avenue. It marked its 15th anniversary with a special worship service in March 2026.

Forest Hills congregation of the Philippine-founded Iglesia Ni Cristo (Church Of Christ) in Queens. It holds English and Tagalog worship services and hosted the New York district's SCAN Appreciation Day in December 2025.

Staten Island congregation of the Philippine-founded Iglesia Ni Cristo (Church Of Christ), meeting on Cedar Grove Avenue. Members celebrated the congregation's 15th anniversary with a special worship service and get-together in September 2026.

New York City cultural group teaching and performing the indigenous dance, music and living traditions of Mindanao in the southern Philippines. Its classes at La MaMa Galleria explore movement, kulintang music and the ancestral Darangen epic.

Liga Filipina brings together Columbia University students interested in Filipino culture in New York City. Its activities include cultural lessons, social gatherings, educational exchange and general body meetings.

New York City theater company founded in 1989 to develop work engaging with the Filipino-American experience. It now supports Asian-American playwrights more broadly while continuing Filipino-focused productions and public forums.

New York Filipino Seventh-day Adventist Church is a Filipino congregation in Middle Village, Queens. It offers Sabbath School, worship, Bible study, prayer and activities for young people.

New York chamber strengthening business ties between the Philippines and the United States. It works with Philippine trade and consular offices on business briefings, investment discussions and trade missions.

New York City organization behind the annual Philippine Independence Day Parade, cultural celebration and street fair on Madison Avenue. PIDCI brings Filipino-American organizations together to celebrate Philippine heritage and independence.

Filipino-led voter education organization in Queens that holds public candidate forums in Woodside. These gatherings give residents opportunities to ask candidates about local housing, health care, immigration and employment issues.

The Queens Tagalog congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses meets in New York City. It holds weekly Bible-based meetings in Tagalog at a Kingdom Hall.