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At CUSBA, we drive mutual success across business, education, and culture by delivering tailored solutions that empower enterprises to excel across North and South America, Asia, and beyond. We address unique business needs and enable seamless cross-border operations through a blend of policy expertise, market insights, and strategic alliances. With CUSBA as your partner, unlock new growth opportunities and confidently embark on your global journey. We help members transform and grow. CUSBA transcends the definition of a mere business association; we are your trusted ally in expansion. Harnessing our extensive network and resource pool, we offer the essential insights, tools, and connections to navigate the intricate China-US and worldwide business landscapes. Our dedication to innovation, excellence, and integrity, combined with our in-depth local market knowledge, positions us to lead your transformation, converting obstacles into opportunities. Partner with CUBA and do more than survive—thrive on the global stage. Membership Count: 6,000+ Members Strong With a network of over 6,000 members, CUSBA unites diverse businesses, educational institutions, and professionals who are all committed to fostering cross-border collaboration and mutual growth across industries. Established: Founded in 2005 Established in 2005 as a for-profit non-governmental organization, CUSBA is headquartered in the United States and has offices in California and Florida. CUSBA brings nearly two decades of expertise in fostering impactful global partnerships, building trust, and driving cross-border collaboration across diverse industries. Global Network and Impact Backed by a powerful alliance of over 10,000 partners across the United States and globally, we open doors to the dynamic Hispanic and fast-growing Asian American markets valued at $4.5 trillion. CUSBA fuels transformative exchanges in business, education, and culture, building global partnerships that shape the future across these essential sectors.

COFACC is a national association of autonomously operating Filipino American Chambers of Commerce organizations united together with a common mission of uplifting the economic conditions of the Filipino American small and micro businesses and ultimately achieve to be the No. 1 spot as the most Influential ethnic minority group with a significant positive impact to the US economy. The Coalition of Filipino American Chambers of Commerce, Inc. (COFACC) is a not for profit organization incorporated in May, 2018 as a 501C6 under the not for profit laws of California. It is founded by fifteen (15) Filipino American business entrepreneurs and professionals representing five (5) Filipino American Chambers of Commerce in Southern California namely, the Filipino American Chamber of Commerce of Greater Los Angeles (FACC-GLA), Filipino American Chamber of Commerce of Tri County (FACC-Tri County), Filipino American Chamber of Commerce of Hollywood (FACC-HO), Filipino American Chamber of Commerce of Orange County (FACC-OC), and the Filipino American Chamber of Commerce of San Diego (FACC-SD).

The US Pan Asian American Chamber of Commerce Educational Foundation (USPAACC) is the most established and largest non-profit organization representing Pan Asian American and their related groups in business, sciences, the arts, sports, education, public and community services, in collaboration with businesses of all backgrounds. As a thought leader with over 40 years of track record in business matchmaking accomplishments by connecting all businesses to Fortune 1000 corporations, government, non-profits, and small businesses, USPAACC is poised to raise the bar of success to yet another level. Our Mission Our mission is to serve as the gateway to corporate and government contracts and to connect suppliers of all backgrounds including Pan Asian Americans (East, South, and Southeast Asians, as well as Pacific Islanders) with access to information, opportunities, and insights into Asian American communities and the Asia-Pacific and Indian Subcontinent markets. Promote and Propel Economic Growth Our first -to-market business development programs bring in the best and brightest entrepreneurs and innovators, forward-thinking investors, serious buyers from the commercial and public sectors fueling the engine of economic growth. Represent Heritage from 5 Continents Our members trace their heritage to regions across Asia, Europe, Central and South America, Australia, and Africa. Support Contracting Relationships Our goal is to collaborate with each of our members to foster successful contracting relationships and drive business growth in mainstream markets across the U.S., Asia, the Indian Subcontinent, Europe, Central and South America, and Africa. Advocate for All Businesses We train, develop, and empower emerging leaders in business and the professions, while investing in the future of small and medium-sized business communities. Invest in the Future We nurture potential leaders and invest in America's youth through college scholarships and internships. Foster Inclusion and Belonging We cultivate an environment that promotes collaboration, respect, and merit, empowering our members to achieve meaningful economic success. Our Vision The Vision of USPAACC is to be recognized as the premier organization for business education, training, financial literacy, digital competence, and professional networking. Our purpose is to connect businesses with government, corporations, and nonprofits—opening doors to contracts, professional development, and educational opportunities for enterprises of all sizes and backgrounds, and their partners across Fortune companies, public agencies, and the small business community. Our Promise USPAACC pledges to continue to be the single unified voice for equal opportunity for all businesses and to collaborate with other large, medium and small businesses for mutually beneficial growth in the domestic and global economy.

The Ali Akbar College of Music’s mission is to teach, perform and preserve the classical music of North India. The teaching is open to all who wish to learn. AREAS OF FOCUS Arts & Culture SERVING POPULATIONS Bangladeshi | Chinese | East Asian | +5 more

All My Uso’s mission is to provide resources and support to under-resourced and marginalized communities, with a specific focus to serve Pacific Islander families in San Francisco and the greater Bay Area. We do this through programming that strengthens relationships, while cultivating community leadership, and creating lasting change for families. Uso translates to brother or sister in the Samoan language, and represents our Pacific Islander values of compassion, collaboration, and deep respect for relationships. AREAS OF FOCUS Anti-Hate & Anti-Racism | Arts & Culture | Food Security | +2 more SERVING POPULATIONS Filipino | Native Hawaiian | Pacific Islander | +2 more

The mission of the Anderson Munger Family YMCA is to put Judeo-Christian principles into practice through programs that build healthy spirit, mind, and body for all, and strengthen communities through youth development, healthy living, and social responsibility. AREAS OF FOCUS Arts & Culture | Youth Development | Civic Engagement | +6 more SERVING POPULATIONS Bangladeshi | Burmese | Cambodian | +18 more

For all immigrants, descendants, and families, Angel Island is a living landmark that symbolizes diverse experiences of detention, racism, exclusion, hope, and determination. The Foundation protects the historic site, elevates its stories, promotes learning, and celebrates the new beginnings and immigrant contributions that define the strength of the US. We inspire a more equitable and inclusive future; one that embodies how immigrants make nations better. AREAS OF FOCUS Arts & Culture | Immigration | Anti-Hate & Anti-Racism SERVING POPULATIONS Cambodian | Chinese | East Asian | +12 more

Artists at Play produces theatrical programming that explores the Asian American experience. In the presentation of these multifaceted stories, we provide resources and a platform for underrepresented theatre artists while serving audiences within the Los Angeles community. AREAS OF FOCUS Arts & Culture | Anti-Hate & Anti-Racism SERVING POPULATIONS Chinese | East Asian | Filipino | +9 more

The mission of the Asian American Women Artists Association (AAWAA) is to advance the visibility, recognition and documentation of Asian Pacific American (APA) women in the arts. Through exhibitions, publications, historical archives, public programs and a website that features information by and about APA women in the arts, AAWAA is a unique resource and portal for academics, researchers, students, arts and social justice communities and the general public. Driven by a focus on art, empowerment, and women, AAWAA’s programs advocate for inclusion of APA women’s voices in media, arts institutions and American art history. AREAS OF FOCUS Arts & Culture SERVING POPULATIONS Bangladeshi | Bhutanese | Burmese | +29 more

Established in 2013, our mission in serving the Asian American and Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander (AANHPI) communities is to build better equity, inclusion, and diversity through the power of media arts, especially television, film, and new media. We aim to promote commonalities and build cultural bridges amongst all Asian American and Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander communities through educational and media programs and cultural and industry networking events. Our vision is to advance the empowerment of stronger voices in television & film media arts by becoming a center for inspiring culture and media arts advocacy, education, and vocational training. AREAS OF FOCUS Arts & Culture | Civic Engagement | Education Access | +2 more SERVING POPULATIONS Southeast Asian | Bangladeshi | Cambodian | +21 more

Asian Hall of Fame dates back to 1863 when its founding family came to America, established Robert Chinn Foundation in Seattle, and in 2004, started Asian Hall of Fame. It has since evolved into a distinguished platform that attracts patrons and luminaries from around the world, inspired by its lasting legacy and philanthropic impact. By engaging mainstream audiences, Asian Hall of Fame aims to uplift all communities and foster greater cross-cultural content, commerce, and culture. AREAS OF FOCUS Anti-Hate & Anti-Racism | Arts & Culture | Civic Engagement | +2 more SERVING POPULATIONS Bangladeshi | Bhutanese | Burmese | +29 more

Our mission is to cultivate philanthropists to invest in organizations that empower underserved Asian and Pacific Islanders (API) to prosper by building healthier communities, creating a stronger API voice and developing API leaders. Our purpose is to increase philanthropy amongst Asian Americans through personalized donor service and sustain and grow the API nonprofit sector through capacity building programs. AREAS OF FOCUS Other | Anti-Hate & Anti-Racism | Arts & Culture | +14 more SERVING POPULATIONS Cambodian | Chinese | East Asian | +23 more

Our mission is to uplift Bay Area Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders (AANHPIs) by mobilizing resources and amplifying our voices to drive positive change and create an inclusive, thriving society. AREAS OF FOCUS Other | Poverty & Safety Net | Health & Well Being | +21 more SERVING POPULATIONS Pacific Islander | Native Hawaiian | Other Population | +28 more

The API Council advocates for equitable resources that improve the quality of life for San Francisco’s underserved Asian & Pacific Islander residents. AREAS OF FOCUS Anti-Hate & Anti-Racism | Arts & Culture | Civic Engagement | +22 more SERVING POPULATIONS Bangladeshi | Bhutanese | Burmese | +32 more

The APEX mission is to be the premier membership organization for Asian Pacific Americans in Southern California who have a strong commitment to excellence in professional development, community service and cultural awareness. AREAS OF FOCUS Education Access | Arts & Culture | Civic Engagement | +6 more SERVING POPULATIONS Bangladeshi | Bhutanese | Burmese | +31 more

We promote safety for the Asian community by empowering individuals to take action. We strive toward the elimination of hate crimes and negative stereotypes against Asians. We promise to lead by example, and educate community members and allies to feel inspired to stand against anti-Asian racism. AREAS OF FOCUS Anti-Hate & Anti-Racism | Civic Engagement | Elderly Assistance | +5 more SERVING POPULATIONS Chinese | Bangladeshi | Burmese | +29 more

FilAm Arts (The Association for the Advancement of Filipino American Arts and Culture) is dedicated to advancing Filipino-American artists and culture bearers, by sharing resources, providing platforms and building community. AREAS OF FOCUS Arts & Culture SERVING POPULATIONS Filipino

The Center for Asian American Media is a nonprofit organization dedicated to presenting stories that convey the richness and diversity of Asian American experiences to the broadest audience possible. We do this by funding, producing, distributing and exhibiting works in film, television and digital media. For 40 years, CAAM has exposed audiences to new voices and communities, advancing our collective understanding of the American experience through programs specifically designed to engage the Asian American community and the public at large. AREAS OF FOCUS Arts & Culture | Performance Art SERVING POPULATIONS Bangladeshi | Bhutanese | Burmese | +26 more

CERI cultivates the healing, advocacy, and empowerment of refugee and immigrant communities affected by war, torture, genocide, and other life-altering traumas, weaving together their intergenerational resilience into a holistic model of community mental health care. AREAS OF FOCUS Health & Well Being | Immigration | Other | +8 more SERVING POPULATIONS Burmese | Cambodian | Chinese | +8 more

The mission of the Chinese American Museum (CAM) is to foster a deeper understanding of, and appreciation for, America’s diverse heritage by researching, preserving, and sharing the history, rich cultural legacy, and continued contributions of Chinese Americans. AREAS OF FOCUS Arts & Culture SERVING POPULATIONS Chinese | Filipino | Native Hawaiian | +5 more

Chinese Culture Center (CCC), under the aegis of the Chinese Culture Foundation of San Francisco, is one of the leading and most prominent cultural and social centers in the city of San Francisco.The mission of the CCC is dedicated to elevating underserved communities and giving voice to equality through education and contemporary art.Founded in 1965, Chinese Culture Foundation opened its primary program site, Chinese Culture Center in 1973. Our work is based in Chinatown and San Francisco’s open and public spaces, and other art institutions.CCC has five decades of experience embedded in the community leading complex public art projects and events supported by Grants for the Arts, San Francisco Arts Commission, the SF Municipal Transportation Agency, among others. AREAS OF FOCUS Anti-Hate & Anti-Racism | Arts & Culture | Education Access | +2 more SERVING POPULATIONS Burmese | Chinese | East Asian | +14 more

Cinema Sala is a 501(c)3 non-profit and the premier platform showcasing Filipino and Filipino-American work in film and the performing arts through programming, distribution, and education. We are a movement of Filipino filmmakers striving for representation for our stories that are not yet reflected in mainstream media, and who are brimming with talent and original content. Through this, we aim to enrich Philippine culture and unite our communities around the world. AREAS OF FOCUS Arts & Culture | Education Access | Women & Girls | +1 more SERVING POPULATIONS Filipino

CAPE champions diversity by connecting, educating, and empowering Asian American and Pacific Islander artists and leaders in entertainment and media. AREAS OF FOCUS Arts & Culture | Other | Labor and Workforce Development | +1 more SERVING POPULATIONS Bangladeshi | Cambodian | Burmese | +31 more

The East San Gabriel Valley Japanese Community Center (ESGVJCC) is a not for profit organization dedicated to foster and preserve the cultural heritage unique to Japanese American ancestry; and to serve the community through social services, artistic, recreational and educational programs. Accordingly, the ESGVJCC Board of Directors, in January 2012 implemented a 10 year strategic plan anticipating and adjusting for the challenges and opportunities of the emerging horizon. Established in 1936 and incorporated in 1951, we serve over 500 seniors and roughly 1,200 youth weekly who participate in the following classes and programs. Cultural Classes: bonsai (pine tree trimming), ikebana (flower arranging), kime komi ningyo (doll making class), taiko (Japanese drumming), odori (classical dancing), koto (Japanese harp) Martial Arts Courses: aikido, judo, karate, kendo (Japanese fencing), shinkendo (Japanese swordsmanship) Recreational Classes: ballroom dancing, yoga, fitness classes Youth Programs: infant care center, preschool, afterschool program, Saturday Japanese preschool, basketball program, K-12 Japanese language school, youth leadership organization, Camp Chibikko youth cultural camp, Student Exchange Program Young Adult Program: Camp Chibikko camp counselors, Nisei Week Ambassador Program, Internships Senior Programs: senior adult day program, senior computer literacy courses and workshops, senior wellness program, Keepers of the Flame Oral History Project AREAS OF FOCUS Arts & Culture | Youth Development | Elderly Assistance SERVING POPULATIONS Chinese | Filipino | Indian | +8 more

Founded in 1965, East West Players raises the visibility of the Asian American experience by presenting inventive world-class theatrical productions, developing artists of color, and providing impactful youth education programs. AREAS OF FOCUS Anti-Hate & Anti-Racism | Arts & Culture | Education Access SERVING POPULATIONS Bangladeshi | Bhutanese | Burmese | +29 more

The mission of the El Monte Promise Foundation (EMPF) is to create an accessible and seamless cradle-to- college pathway for the children and families of the greater El Monte region of Los Angeles. AREAS OF FOCUS Anti-Hate & Anti-Racism | Arts & Culture | Civic Engagement | +9 more SERVING POPULATIONS Burmese | Cambodian | Chinese | +10 more

To build cultural bridges that celebrate diversity and create compassionate communities through Asian and Asian American stories that reveal our common truths. AREAS OF FOCUS Anti-Hate & Anti-Racism | Arts & Culture | Other SERVING POPULATIONS Cambodian | Chinese | East Asian | +10 more

Collect, record and share Filipino American history, culture and experience of Stockton and San Joaquin County. AREAS OF FOCUS Arts & Culture | Other | Research & Analysis SERVING POPULATIONS Filipino

FACCOC is a non-profit organization for Filipino-American entrepreneurs, business owners, and professionals that are committed to promote domestic and international business interests for its members by providing a host of wide ranging benefits, services, programs, workshops, and training. Our mission is four-fold and serves as the backbone for the growth of our members’ businesses and their respective communities by: Being the voice of businesses in the Filipino-American community and promoting prosperity in the region. Providing timely, relevant, and valuable training and networking opportunities that promote wellness, fellowship, teamwork, leadership development, and entrepreneurship. Championing favorable economic environment and high quality of life through advocacy to foster a dynamic business climate in which our members can grow and prosper. Promoting Orange County as the ideal destination for establishing and growing businesses. History The year 1994 marks a significant year for the Filipino-American business community in Orange County. A cohesive, united and vibrant Filipino-American Chamber of Commerce of Orange County (FACCOC) was formed. The necessity came about as business professionals sought opportunities to network, collaborate and build camaraderie with like-minded individuals. As a realtor, mortgage broker and restaurant owner, Nolan Alejandro got invited and attended the Orange County Minority Business Council Meeting held on October 1994. To his surprise, the Filipino Entrepreneurs were the only ones not represented as a chamber. Upon much prodding and encouragement from all minority council members, the idea of a Fil Am Chamber of Commerce of Orange County was conceived. Nolan called on Dr. Carmelita Co-Casquejo and both started the ball rolling to establish the professional link of the Chamber. The result – a diverse, talented, passionate and highly motivated group of professionals that contribute in adding value to the communities that they serve. The evolution came about immediately as the organization learned to collaborate its efforts with other Chambers, public officials, community leaders and selected sponsors to expand its efforts and reach. Since then, the chamber has conducted educational business seminars, mixers as well as social and family affairs. It has also participated in community service activities benefiting our countrymen. Today, FACCOC continues its traditions of making positive contributions to the communities it serves. FACCOC Is A Proud Founding Member of CoFACC In 2018, the leadership of FACCOC decided to take part in spearheading the effort to unify the various Filipino American chambers of commerce across the country, and banded together with the four other Southern California based Filipino American chambers to found the Coalition of Filipino American Chambers of Commerce (CoFACC). Together, these five organizations provide coverage of the entire Southern California Filipino American business population, with additional founding board members representing FilAm organization in Northern California. With the backing of the Consulate General of the Philippine Embassy in Los Angeles, the Honorable Adelio Angelito Cruz, the Coalition has begun extending it’s reach across the nation as it solidifies itself as a national level organization who interest is to serve the Filipino businesses here in the United States. With FACCOC being a part of this coalition, the network for our members and sponsors to increase business opportunities has grown exponentially, further advancing our mission as a chamber. Come and Join Us! Be Involved! Be a Part of your Community Chamber!

The mission of the FANHS Museum is to enrich American society by educating, enlightening, inspiring, and promoting the appreciation of Filipino American history, art and cultural experiences and contributions through collection, preservation and exhibition. AREAS OF FOCUS Arts & Culture | Education Access | Research & Analysis SERVING POPULATIONS Filipino

FASGI’s mission is to promote the cultural, social and economic advancement of individuals, families and the community by: (1) Providing high quality human, economic and community services to improve quality of life for all; (2) Identifying the community’s needs and mobilizing efforts to address these needs; and (3) Strengthening and enhancing the integration and empowerment of the Filipino American people within the greater society. AREAS OF FOCUS Anti-Hate & Anti-Racism | Housing | Arts & Culture | +2 more SERVING POPULATIONS Filipino

FASO’s mission is to advance artistic excellence and community empowerment by being an avenue of cultural growth for future generations to develop love and pride in their identity through music. AREAS OF FOCUS Arts & Culture SERVING POPULATIONS Chinese | Filipino | Indian | +3 more

We will work for an empowered Filipino community actively engaged in the movement for local and global justice. We aim to educate, organize, and mobilize the low-income and working-class families of the Filipino community in Southern California and addres AREAS OF FOCUS Arts & Culture | Labor and Workforce Development | Food Security | +5 more SERVING POPULATIONS Filipino

Heritage of Aloha Festivals & events, get-togethers for children and cultural activities, benefiting people of Hawaiin origin. AREAS OF FOCUS Arts & Culture | Education Access | Other SERVING POPULATIONS Chinese | East Asian | Filipino | +8 more

To advance disability inclusion and reimagine possibilities, one dance at a time. AREAS OF FOCUS Arts & Culture | Performance Art | Public Arts SERVING POPULATIONS Bangladeshi | Burmese | Bhutanese | +39 more

J-Sei is a multi-generational and multi-cultural organization with its roots in Nikkei values and culture. We leveraged our resources with our supporting nonprofit partner organizations and now provide a culturally sensitive small assisted living facility for seniors and a community center offering educational and wellness classes, cultural events, home delivered and congregate meals, a food pantry, case management, friendly visitors/callers, a caregiver registry, and transportation. We have expanded our services and programs to include families and younger generations. Our pursuit of the expanded mission will be guided by our community values of dignity, Trust, independence, social connection, open communication, and respect for our elders. Our commitment to serving seniors is unwavering, but we are broadening our impact by serving our multi-generational and multi-ethnic community. AREAS OF FOCUS Food Security | Arts & Culture | Elderly Assistance | +1 more SERVING POPULATIONS Chinese | East Asian | Filipino | +8 more

The Partnership was formed in 1995 with a mission to guide collaborative efforts and connect our community to services that promote well-being. Annually, over $1 Million in quality programs and services are provided to the Northern San Mateo County Community through the Partnership’s collaborative efforts. AREAS OF FOCUS Youth Development | Health & Well Being | Arts & Culture | +1 more SERVING POPULATIONS Chinese | East Asian | Filipino | +1 more

The mission of Kapwa Kultural Center (KKC) is to integrate culturally affirming programming for Filipina/x/o youth that combines leadership skills, workforce preparedness, entrepreneurial mentorship, and ethnic studies to support positive cultural identity formation and mental health. AREAS OF FOCUS Arts & Culture | Health & Well Being | Labor and Workforce Development | +1 more SERVING POPULATIONS Chinese | Filipino | Pacific Islander | +4 more

Kizuna’s mission is to build a future for our community through the education, empowerment, and engagement of the next generation. AREAS OF FOCUS Civic Engagement | Youth Development | Arts & Culture | +2 more SERVING POPULATIONS Chinese | East Asian | Filipino | +8 more

The mission of the Korean Language and Cultural Center of Sacramento (KLCCSac) is to create an inclusive and vibrant space where everyone, regardless of their background, feels embraced and excited to explore and celebrate the richness of Korean language and culture. KLCCSac currently serves 180+ students in the Greater Sacramento region through affordable, community-centered programming. Our flagship program, Our Korean School, provides structured language education for students of all ages. We also offer cultural arts programs including Minhwa (Korean Folk Art) and Korean Calligraphy. Additional programs offered include Summer Camp, Future Shapers (project-based youth development for middle and high schoolers), and online 1:1 Korean language sessions for personalized learning. AREAS OF FOCUS Arts & Culture | Youth Development | Education Access | +1 more SERVING POPULATIONS Korean | Multi-racial AAPI | East Asian | +6 more

Established in 1978, the L.A. Chinatown Firecracker Run Committee, Inc. (LACFRC) are a non-salaried group of volunteers who donate their time and energy to organize and stage events and programs; promoting health, fitness, and cultural awareness to the gr AREAS OF FOCUS Arts & Culture | Youth Development | Civic Engagement SERVING POPULATIONS Chinese | Filipino | Japanese | +4 more

Leadership, Education, Activism and Dialogue (LEAD) Filipino is a nonprofit organization that operates out of San José, San Antonio and Las Vegas. Since 2015, we have organized at the intersection of civic innovation, culturally responsive education, grassroots leadership development and local economic development efforts. Rooted in our mission to increase the representation of FilAms in public leadership, we create an environment for our members to engage in community-based campaigns, local cultural and educational programming, and statewide civil and human rights efforts. From curating Filipino cultural events and programs in San Jose to forming strong partnerships across California, we advance issues of civil rights, social justice and economic empowerment for FilAm communities. Through our involvement with the Filipinx Igniting Engagement for Reimagining Collective Empowerment (FIERCE) Coalition, we cultivate statewide frameworks for FilAm communities to engage in social issues around ethnic studies, housing and affordability, mental and behavioral health, and public safety. Each year, we serve thousands of community members locally, regionally and statewide. AREAS OF FOCUS Civic Engagement | Anti-Hate & Anti-Racism | Health & Well Being | +6 more SERVING POPULATIONS Filipino | Southeast Asian

Lavender Phoenix builds queer and transgender Asian and Pacific Islander power to amplify our voices and increase the visibility of our communities. Through organizing in the Bay Area, we inspire and train grassroots leaders, transform our values from scarcity to abundance, and partner with organizations to sustain a vibrant movement ecosystem. Our work is rooted in the many legacies of queer and trans API people who have fought isolation, battled for our rights, and created communities of care. To understand where we’re going, we need to understand the successes and challenges of our elders and ancestors. We want to make new mistakes. We are a political home for QTAPI people to transform. Together, we learn and practice organizing skills, unlearn ancestral and collective traumas, and relearn values of abundance and interdependence. Our organizing is centered on the transformative potential of relationships and organizing. AREAS OF FOCUS Anti-Hate & Anti-Racism | Health & Well Being | LGBT Services & Advocacy | +4 more SERVING POPULATIONS Bangladeshi | Bhutanese | Burmese | +26 more

The Little Manila Foundation advocates for the historic preservation of the Little Manila Historic Site in Stockton, California and provides education and leadership to revitalize our Filipina/o American community. AREAS OF FOCUS Anti-Hate & Anti-Racism | Health & Well Being | Youth Development | +2 more SERVING POPULATIONS Cambodian | Chinese | East Asian | +7 more

By bringing together a broad range of Little Tokyo stakeholders to speak with one voice, the Little Tokyo Community Council protects, preserves, and promotes the character and values of our historic community. AREAS OF FOCUS Arts & Culture | Labor and Workforce Development | Civic Engagement | +2 more SERVING POPULATIONS Chinese | Filipino | Native Hawaiian | +4 more

The mission of the Little Tokyo Historical Society is to honor, preserve, and share the unique history and culture of Little Tokyo; LTHS works with people and organizations who want to be an active part in the continuing efforts in LT to promote justice, AREAS OF FOCUS Arts & Culture SERVING POPULATIONS Chinese | Filipino | Native Hawaiian | +2 more

Makoto Taiko strives to connect and empower people of all backgrounds by advancing the practice of taiko with intention and sincerity. Makoto Taiko’s mission underscores the organization’s commitment to inclusivity, cultural exchange, and the transformative power of music. By promoting the practice of taiko drumming, Makoto Taiko aims to build bridges between cultures, encourage personal growth, and enhance community cohesion. Makoto Taiko shares the spirit of Japanese taiko drumming through performances, classes, and other charitable educational activities. AREAS OF FOCUS Arts & Culture | Youth Development | Health & Well Being SERVING POPULATIONS Chinese | East Asian | Filipino | +7 more

AAIRE’s mission is to establish a research institute fostering the cultivation and dissemination of quantitative and qualitative data regarding Asian Americans, while creating awareness about issues affecting Asian Americans and unifying people of different backgrounds to work together to create positive change. AREAS OF FOCUS Anti-Hate & Anti-Racism | Arts & Culture | Research & Analysis | +2 more SERVING POPULATIONS Bangladeshi | Bhutanese | Burmese | +28 more