(Flushing, N.Y.) - On the week following the stellar performance of the Queens College Dance team that saw them finish 20^th nationally, we look back to this past fall and highlight the community service the team did.

In October, the team traveled out to Tanner Park in Copiague, New York to attend the sixth annual Alexander's Angels Buddy Walk.  This marked the third straight year that the team participated in the event.  The walk helps to raise awareness for Down Syndrome.

Inspired by their past experiences with this event, this year's team showed up early to help with the setup of the event; before taking part in the walk itself.  Additionally, several members of the team worked the registration table, welcomed participants and received donations; all in support of the cause.

The team also gave a spirited performance alongside other dance teams and theatrical troupes from around the area and spent time with the familiar faces of the children and contributors from prior years.

The QC dance team left the event high spirited knowing they were able to play a part in bringing forth the greatest attendance this event has yet seen.  Furthermore, a generous donation was given in the name of Queens College in order to foster the foundation's growth.