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Over the years, Queenish Professional Women’s Club has achieved meaningful milestones in the years, we have accomplished many important milestones in our mission to support mental health, including expanding our services and increasing accessibility to mental health resources. 

At Queenish Professional Women’s Club, we are proud to have created meaningful impact through service, sisterhood, and empowerment. Since our founding in 2013, our members have exemplified leadership, purpose, and compassion across a wide range of initiatives.

 Women’s Empowerment & Leadership

• Hosted annual Women’s Empowerment Expos drawing hundreds of women for workshops, vendor showcases, and networking.
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  Launched the Queenish Leadership Development Series, preparing women for roles in business, education, and public service.
   
• Published the motivational journal “QUEENISH: Embracing the Empowerment of Women” to inspire women across generations.
   

 Youth Engagement & Scholarships

• Established the WinnDeeK Scholarship Fund to support young ladies entering college, honoring the legacy of three women impacted by cancer.
   
• Developed mentorship programs for young women ages 16–21, including sessions on college readiness, entrepreneurship, and personal growth.
   
• Coordinated youth entrepreneurship training through the Affirm Merit Institute, equipping teens with business and leadership skills.
   

 Community Outreach & Service

• Fed over 250 people at the Joy at the Table homeless outreach event in partnership with Creative Outreach Solutions.
   
• Created the Winnie Wings of Angels Project to serve the homeless and provide dignity through compassion and care.
   
• Hosted Vision Board and Prayer Gatherings to foster reflection, purpose setting, and support among women of all ages.
   

• Initiated Small Business Showcases to support Black-owned businesses and women entrepreneurs.
   
• Formed the CBAT (Community Business Action Team) to unite residents, businesses, and schools in building economic wealth.
   
• Tracked and reported community spending toward Black-owned vendors to highlight economic impact.
   

• Organized the annual Parade of Umbrellas walk celebrating diversity, unity, and awareness through decorated umbrellas representing causes like cancer, domestic violence, education, and more.
   
• Participated in World Doll Day, gifting dolls to children and spreading love and joy throughout the community.
   
• Hosted Queenish Member Celebrations, recognizing contributions and talents through shared creative experiences like candle-making.
   

• Honored numerous community members with Trailblazer Awards, Leadership Certificates, and Community Impact Awards.
   
• Members have received honors such as the Mr. Juneteenth Award, President’s Volunteer Service Award, and numerous community leadership recognitions.
   

We take a holistic approach to mental health, addressing not only the symptoms of mental illness but also the underlying causes and contributing factors.