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"The 3rd Annual Asian American Festival
- CAANH is proud to co-sponsor the Annual Asian American
Festival again, which will be held on Saturday, May 19th,
2012 at the North Hempstead Beach Park from 12 noon to 6pm.
Come and enjoy traditional arts & crafts, performances,
and culinary delights of many Asian-Pacific countries! The
event is open to the public and admission is free. $5 for
parking" |
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An
Artistic Journey through the Ancient Chinese Legends and
Myths
Student
flyer
Our Chinese American Association of North Hempstead (CAANH)
together with Herricks Fine Arts Department and Manhasset
Art Department are every exciting to announce an art contest:
"An Artistic Journey through the Ancient Chinese
Legends and Myths", this is great opportunity for
the students to showcase their talents and creativity.
Attachment is the student flyer and the supplemental materials
on legends and myths. Please feel free to email to your
friends and neighbors who have childrens attending the
school district.
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Joy
Fu- A Chinese American Senior Program, Jan-June, 2012
CAANH is co-sponsoring the Chinese American senior program
with the Town of North Hempstead and Ray’s Foundation.
The program is FREE to all senior residents of North Hempstead
and free door-to-door transportation is available to Herricks
and Manhasset residents. The program runs weekly at the
Clinton G. Martin Park from 11am-2pm.
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In 1997, the Chinese American Association of North Hempstead
was formed by a group of Chinese American families. Since
its inception, CAANH membership has grown to more than 200
families in the North Hempstead, Long Island area. CAANH
is a non-profit and non-sectarian organization committed
to promoting intercultural exchanges within our communities.
The association’s objectives are:
- To cultivate goodwill and introduce the Chinese culture
and traditions to the community.
- To promote community participation and awareness among
our members.
- To encourage quality education and sponsor scholarship
programs for our children.
- To represent the interests and concerns of Chinese residents
in the community.
To achieve these objectives, the association
organizes and sponsors many social, cultural, and educational
activities that are open to our members and residents in
the nearby communities. The association is also very active
in volunteering and supporting school events held in the
various school districts of our members. Through a lot of
hard work, dedication and the support of our members, the
association has made significant strides in promoting the
image and interests of Chinese Americans.
In 2004, through the generous help of Senator
Balboni, also an active member of CAANH, CANNH has secured
a state grant for promoting our culture in the community.
A large majority of our members resides in the Manhasset
and Herricks school districts, but we are continuously expanding
and looking forward to work with all Chinese families in
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Co-Presidents |
Mrs.Gloria
Juang
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Co-President/Education |
Mrs.Jennifer Chiu |
Vice-President/Education |
Mrs.Michele Sun |
Vice-President/Education |
Mrs.Angela Lee
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Secretary |
Mrs.Lana Choy |
Treasurer: |
Mrs.Ting Ting Dai |
Corresponding
Secretary: |
Mrs.Janis Woo |
Public
Relations: |
Mrs.Shirley Chow
Mrs.Grace Chiu |
Membership: |
Mrs. Cora Yim
Mrs. Salina Wong
Mrs. Christina Cheng |
Activities |
Mrs. Janice Lin
Mrs. Julie Lee
Mrs. Winnie Lee
Mrs. Ying Song
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CAANH
Board Member 2010-2012 |
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CAANH
Board Member 2008-2010 |
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CAANH
Board Member 2008-2010 |
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From Lef to Rightt: Ms. Lana Choy (Co-President), Ms.
Angela Lee(Education), Ms.Linna Wu (Treasurer), Ms. Alice
Chan (Co-President), Ms. Carroll Ho(Activity), Ms. Sonia
Chan(Education), Ms. Shirley Chow(Public Relations), Ms.
Janis Woo (Corresponding Secretary), Ms. Ting Ting Dai(Education),
Ms Cora Yim(Membership), Dr. Gloria Juang(Secretary),
Ms. Joanna Lee(Membership), Ms. Teresa Louie(Vice-President),
Mr. Ping Cheng(Vice President)
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