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The largest provider of shelter and services for homeless families in NYC. Breaking the cycle of homelessness for women and their children for 40 years.
New York, NY
Joined September 2009
We’re proud that @ChrisCQuinn’s inclusion in this year’s Nonprofit Power Players list reflects not only her work at Win, but her broader role in shaping NYC's housing & homelessness policy landscape — ensuring that families are never left out of the conversation.
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Win is proud to share that President & CEO @ChrisCQuinn has been named one of the PoliticsNY & amNY Nonprofit Power Players 2025. @POLITICSNYNEWS @AMNEWYORK
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When parents can’t access childcare, they can’t work, and too often they fall behind on rent or face impossible choices. With 10K NYC kids now on the voucher waitlist, families need immediate action. Investing in childcare is investing in housing stability and in NY's future.
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NYC’s childcare voucher waitlist has soared to 10,000 children — a crisis pushing working families to the brink. Affordable, reliable childcare is essential to preventing the kinds of financial crises that push families into homelessness.
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The waitlist for child care vouchers swelled to 10,000 children, forcing low-income working parents to rely on unstable care. Can Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani fix the problem?
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Win CEO @ChrisCQuinn recently underscored the urgency of NYC’s homelessness crisis & her expectations for Mayor-Elect @ZohranKMamdani: “There are more children in shelter than there are seats in Yankee Stadium. I believe he is the mayor who can finally put an end to the crisis.”
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Christine is a driving force in NYC housing policy, defending the right-to-shelter, opposing harmful federal cuts, and championing research-backed solutions like rental subsidies (CityFHEPS) and direct cash support. Thank you @CityAndStateNY for recognizing @ChrisCQuinn.
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Her impact goes beyond shelter, ensuring families have access to childcare, academic support, employment training, and financial literacy resources — the tools families need to break the cycle of homelessness.
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As the leader of NYC’s largest provider of family shelter and supportive housing, Christine oversees 16 shelters and 450 supportive housing units serving 12,400+ people each year.
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Win is proud to share that @ChrisCQuinn, Win’s President and CEO, has been named to City & State’s 2025 Women Power 100 — a list honoring the women shaping the direction of New York’s politics, government, and policy.
cityandstateny.com
Leaders determining the course of New York politics and government.
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This funding will help ensure families across New York can access the food they need. We appreciate Assemblymember Septimo’s leadership in advancing support for New Yorkers in need of nutrition assistance to sustain their families.
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Today, Win, alongside @SharingExcess, @CathCharitiesNY, and @FoodBank4NYC joined @AmandaSeptimo as she announced $100,000 to strengthen New York State food systems at a moment when federal support for nutrition programs remains a national focal point.
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CityFHEPS should be a launchpad to independence, not a barrier to stability. Read our full statement here:
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The bills would speed up voucher approvals, fix inspection delays by allowing minor issues to be resolved on the spot, ensure landlords are paid within 7 days, and increase transparency across the CityFHEPS process.
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Win applauds @NYCSpeakerAdams, Deputy Speaker @DianaAyalaNYC, and the @NYCCouncil for introducing three critical bills crafted by Win with input from partner organizations to reform CityFHEPS — the City’s most effective tool to combat homelessness.
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Keeping rent affordable is essential to preventing family homelessness and helping New Yorkers stay housed. CityFHEPS remains one of the most effective tools to help families move from shelter into stable, permanent homes.
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Win CEO @ChrisCQuinn joined @NY1’s The Rush Hour with @AnnikaPergament to discuss Mayor Adams’ veto of the City Council’s anti-rent hike bill. The bill would have stopped a planned increase in rent contributions for CityFHEPS families, from 30% to 40%.
ny1.com
WIN is a supportive housing provider.
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On @CBSNews, a resident of Win’s Supportive Housing shared how the shutdown and delayed SNAP benefits put food security at risk. Wendy’s story is a powerful reminder that federal action to protect food support is vital for NYers striving to make ends meet.
cbsnews.com
Even with a possible end in sight, the longest government shutdown in U.S. history is inflicting harm on millions of Americans across the country. Imelda Avila-Thomas, a furloughed employee for the...
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In behalf of the 98% of @WINNYC_ORG families who receive SNAP benefits - thank you!!! #SNAP #Trump #hunger #foodinsecurity
I've just directed state agencies to fully fund federal SNAP benefits for November. President Trump's actions have been senseless and un-American. I'll never stop fighting for New York's families.
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Nonprofit food and service providers held an emergency meeting at Somos this morning, I’m told. Plan is to push city and state leaders to take more immediate actions to address the SNAP freeze amid the government shutdown.
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At Win, we will continue advocating for bold housing solutions and stronger safety nets that keep families and youth stably housed — because every New Yorker deserves a safe place to call home. #BreakingTheCycle
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