Love Quest received a Small Wellness Mini Grant from the New York State Department of Health for a series of wellness workshops through March 2024 for youth in Dutchess, Orange, Ulster, and Westchester counties . Learn More Here
Join us via Zoom on Wednesday, December 20 at 7 p.m. for an Introspective Rhythm workshop honoring our friend, Meca Cole, our director on a few of our awareness and prevention campaigns. She passed away in August and, in her memory, are holding this virtual workshop. If you’re interested in Read more…
The Love Quest Foundation wishes you and yours a wonderful holiday season!
November is National Native American Heritage Month This month, set aside some time this month to learn more about the many contributions of Native Americans to America. And join The Love Quest Foundation in celebrating the resilience and accomplishments of our Native American brothers and sisters.
on your nomination by Soleya for 2023’s Best Song, Distractions, in collaboration with The Love Quest Foundation! Check out Distractions, The Love Quest Foundation’s latest single, on iTunes.
Join Us on October 10 | October 24 | November 21 | December 5 | December 19 The Love Quest Foundation is joining forces with Save Our Tomorrow to provide collaborative workshops at the Poughkeepsie Underwear Factory at 8 North Cherry Street in Poughkeepsie every other Tuesday from 4:30-6:30 p.m. Read more…
The Love Quest Foundation attended the 2023 Essence Festival of Culture in New Orleans from June 29 through July 3. The trip provided youth participants, instructors and volunteers who participate in our annual awareness and prevention campaigns and aspire to work in the entertainment industry a firsthand experience. We are Read more…
Leaves are an indicator that seasons are changing and can symbolize vitality. Even though they appeal to the eye they can also be hazardous, especially when wet. Leaves can also choke the life out of things that are trying to thrive (swipe left) but a little bit of spring cleaning can remove Read more…
By definition, a work in progress is an unfinished project that is still being added to or developed. For the second spring season, I have been nurturing my gardening skills. As a beginner, I planted annuals literally thinking I only had “to do the job” once and they would grow back Read more…