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This is what a diverse AAPI community looks like! 🗽✨

CACF was honored to host leaders from 60+ community-based organizations across NYC this past Tuesday for our Annual Members Meeting. With over 100 guests in attendance, this was the largest gathering in CACF history!

This space was a powerful opportunity for our community to align on shared policy advocacy priorities and our leadership mindsets.

A special thank you to Commissioner Faiza Ali (@NYCImmigrants) for her moving remarks on the challenges facing immigrant New Yorkers and the vital role of the nonprofit sector.

We were also delighted to have Joon Yong Ahn (NYC Speaker’s Office @SpeakerMenin) and Manvir Singh (@nycmayor) join us for our networking reception.

How is your organization showing up for immigrant New Yorkers this year? Let’s keep the conversation going in the comments! 👇

📷: @kristenblush

This is what a diverse AAPI community looks like! 🗽✨

CACF was honored to host leaders from 60+ community-based organizations across NYC this past Tuesday for our Annual Members Meeting. With over 100 guests in attendance, this was the largest gathering in CACF history!

This space was a powerful opportunity for our community to align on shared policy advocacy priorities and our leadership mindsets.

A special thank you to Commissioner Faiza Ali (@NYCImmigrants) for her moving remarks on the challenges facing immigrant New Yorkers and the vital role of the nonprofit sector.

We were also delighted to have Joon Yong Ahn (NYC Speaker’s Office @SpeakerMenin) and Manvir Singh (@nycmayor) join us for our networking reception.

How is your organization showing up for immigrant New Yorkers this year? Let’s keep the conversation going in the comments! 👇

📷: @kristenblush

This is what a diverse AAPI community looks like! 🗽✨

CACF was honored to host leaders from 60+ community-based organizations across NYC this past Tuesday for our Annual Members Meeting. With over 100 guests in attendance, this was the largest gathering in CACF history!

This space was a powerful opportunity for our community to align on shared policy advocacy priorities and our leadership mindsets.

A special thank you to Commissioner Faiza Ali (@NYCImmigrants) for her moving remarks on the challenges facing immigrant New Yorkers and the vital role of the nonprofit sector.

We were also delighted to have Joon Yong Ahn (NYC Speaker’s Office @SpeakerMenin) and Manvir Singh (@nycmayor) join us for our networking reception.

How is your organization showing up for immigrant New Yorkers this year? Let’s keep the conversation going in the comments! 👇

📷: @kristenblush

This is what a diverse AAPI community looks like! 🗽✨

CACF was honored to host leaders from 60+ community-based organizations across NYC this past Tuesday for our Annual Members Meeting. With over 100 guests in attendance, this was the largest gathering in CACF history!

This space was a powerful opportunity for our community to align on shared policy advocacy priorities and our leadership mindsets.

A special thank you to Commissioner Faiza Ali (@NYCImmigrants) for her moving remarks on the challenges facing immigrant New Yorkers and the vital role of the nonprofit sector.

We were also delighted to have Joon Yong Ahn (NYC Speaker’s Office @SpeakerMenin) and Manvir Singh (@nycmayor) join us for our networking reception.

How is your organization showing up for immigrant New Yorkers this year? Let’s keep the conversation going in the comments! 👇

📷: @kristenblush

This is what a diverse AAPI community looks like! 🗽✨

CACF was honored to host leaders from 60+ community-based organizations across NYC this past Tuesday for our Annual Members Meeting. With over 100 guests in attendance, this was the largest gathering in CACF history!

This space was a powerful opportunity for our community to align on shared policy advocacy priorities and our leadership mindsets.

A special thank you to Commissioner Faiza Ali (@NYCImmigrants) for her moving remarks on the challenges facing immigrant New Yorkers and the vital role of the nonprofit sector.

We were also delighted to have Joon Yong Ahn (NYC Speaker’s Office @SpeakerMenin) and Manvir Singh (@nycmayor) join us for our networking reception.

How is your organization showing up for immigrant New Yorkers this year? Let’s keep the conversation going in the comments! 👇

📷: @kristenblush

This is what a diverse AAPI community looks like! 🗽✨

CACF was honored to host leaders from 60+ community-based organizations across NYC this past Tuesday for our Annual Members Meeting. With over 100 guests in attendance, this was the largest gathering in CACF history!

This space was a powerful opportunity for our community to align on shared policy advocacy priorities and our leadership mindsets.

A special thank you to Commissioner Faiza Ali (@NYCImmigrants) for her moving remarks on the challenges facing immigrant New Yorkers and the vital role of the nonprofit sector.

We were also delighted to have Joon Yong Ahn (NYC Speaker’s Office @SpeakerMenin) and Manvir Singh (@nycmayor) join us for our networking reception.

How is your organization showing up for immigrant New Yorkers this year? Let’s keep the conversation going in the comments! 👇

📷: @kristenblush

This is what a diverse AAPI community looks like! 🗽✨

CACF was honored to host leaders from 60+ community-based organizations across NYC this past Tuesday for our Annual Members Meeting. With over 100 guests in attendance, this was the largest gathering in CACF history!

This space was a powerful opportunity for our community to align on shared policy advocacy priorities and our leadership mindsets.

A special thank you to Commissioner Faiza Ali (@NYCImmigrants) for her moving remarks on the challenges facing immigrant New Yorkers and the vital role of the nonprofit sector.

We were also delighted to have Joon Yong Ahn (NYC Speaker’s Office @SpeakerMenin) and Manvir Singh (@nycmayor) join us for our networking reception.

How is your organization showing up for immigrant New Yorkers this year? Let’s keep the conversation going in the comments! 👇

📷: @kristenblush

This is what a diverse AAPI community looks like! 🗽✨

CACF was honored to host leaders from 60+ community-based organizations across NYC this past Tuesday for our Annual Members Meeting. With over 100 guests in attendance, this was the largest gathering in CACF history!

This space was a powerful opportunity for our community to align on shared policy advocacy priorities and our leadership mindsets.

A special thank you to Commissioner Faiza Ali (@NYCImmigrants) for her moving remarks on the challenges facing immigrant New Yorkers and the vital role of the nonprofit sector.

We were also delighted to have Joon Yong Ahn (NYC Speaker’s Office @SpeakerMenin) and Manvir Singh (@nycmayor) join us for our networking reception.

How is your organization showing up for immigrant New Yorkers this year? Let’s keep the conversation going in the comments! 👇

📷: @kristenblush

This is what a diverse AAPI community looks like! 🗽✨

CACF was honored to host leaders from 60+ community-based organizations across NYC this past Tuesday for our Annual Members Meeting. With over 100 guests in attendance, this was the largest gathering in CACF history!

This space was a powerful opportunity for our community to align on shared policy advocacy priorities and our leadership mindsets.

A special thank you to Commissioner Faiza Ali (@NYCImmigrants) for her moving remarks on the challenges facing immigrant New Yorkers and the vital role of the nonprofit sector.

We were also delighted to have Joon Yong Ahn (NYC Speaker’s Office @SpeakerMenin) and Manvir Singh (@nycmayor) join us for our networking reception.

How is your organization showing up for immigrant New Yorkers this year? Let’s keep the conversation going in the comments! 👇

📷: @kristenblush

As we begin to look back on 2025, all of us at CACF would like to take a moment to thank all of the funders who made CACF’s policy advocacy and leadership development work possible this year.

Please join us in saluting the following incredible organizations:

Annie E. Casey Foundation (@annieecaseyfdn)
Arthur Ashe Institute for Urban Health (@aaiuh)
Asian American Futures (@asianamericanfutures)
The Asian American Foundation (@taaforg)
Cathay Bank Foundation (@cathaybank.us)
Colgate-Palmolive (@colgatepalmoliveco)
Echo Design Group (@echodesigngroup)
Future Hindsight (@futurehindsightpod)
Health Care for All New York (HCFANY) (@healthcareforall_ny)
Jeremy Lin Foundation (@jlinfoundation)
The Joseph Handleman I Believe in You Foundation
Leadership Conference Education Fund (@civilrightsorg)
New York Community Trust (@thenytrust)
New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (@nychealthy)
New York City Department of Youth and Community Development (@nycyouth)
New York State Department of Health (@nysdoh)
New York State Department of State (@nysdos)
New York University College of Dentistry (@nyudentistry)
Ong Family Foundation
Poses Family Foundation
Robin Hood Foundation (@robinhoodnyc)
Tiger Baron Foundation

We’re filled with gratitude to all of the supporters, coalition members, elected officials, and ASAP Youth Leaders (@cacfasap) who joined us for our 2025 Catalyst for Change Awards Gala on Friday!

We’re thrilled to share that, together, we raised $460,000 in support of AAPI youth, families, and diverse communities across New York State.
Thank you to our honorees Mila Atmos (@milaatmos) and NYC Comptroller Brad Lander (@brad.lander) for their powerful remarks on the strength of our community and the need to speak out and be brave.

Thank you as well to our generous sponsors, our amazing gala co-chairs and host committee, and the CACF member organizations whose work brings our mission to life every day.

And, of course, thank you to each and every one of you who continue to build community, strength, and solidarity.

Together, we are too powerful to ignore — and together, we are all Built from Bravery.

We’re filled with gratitude to all of the supporters, coalition members, elected officials, and ASAP Youth Leaders (@cacfasap) who joined us for our 2025 Catalyst for Change Awards Gala on Friday!

We’re thrilled to share that, together, we raised $460,000 in support of AAPI youth, families, and diverse communities across New York State.
Thank you to our honorees Mila Atmos (@milaatmos) and NYC Comptroller Brad Lander (@brad.lander) for their powerful remarks on the strength of our community and the need to speak out and be brave.

Thank you as well to our generous sponsors, our amazing gala co-chairs and host committee, and the CACF member organizations whose work brings our mission to life every day.

And, of course, thank you to each and every one of you who continue to build community, strength, and solidarity.

Together, we are too powerful to ignore — and together, we are all Built from Bravery.

We’re filled with gratitude to all of the supporters, coalition members, elected officials, and ASAP Youth Leaders (@cacfasap) who joined us for our 2025 Catalyst for Change Awards Gala on Friday!

We’re thrilled to share that, together, we raised $460,000 in support of AAPI youth, families, and diverse communities across New York State.
Thank you to our honorees Mila Atmos (@milaatmos) and NYC Comptroller Brad Lander (@brad.lander) for their powerful remarks on the strength of our community and the need to speak out and be brave.

Thank you as well to our generous sponsors, our amazing gala co-chairs and host committee, and the CACF member organizations whose work brings our mission to life every day.

And, of course, thank you to each and every one of you who continue to build community, strength, and solidarity.

Together, we are too powerful to ignore — and together, we are all Built from Bravery.

We’re filled with gratitude to all of the supporters, coalition members, elected officials, and ASAP Youth Leaders (@cacfasap) who joined us for our 2025 Catalyst for Change Awards Gala on Friday!

We’re thrilled to share that, together, we raised $460,000 in support of AAPI youth, families, and diverse communities across New York State.
Thank you to our honorees Mila Atmos (@milaatmos) and NYC Comptroller Brad Lander (@brad.lander) for their powerful remarks on the strength of our community and the need to speak out and be brave.

Thank you as well to our generous sponsors, our amazing gala co-chairs and host committee, and the CACF member organizations whose work brings our mission to life every day.

And, of course, thank you to each and every one of you who continue to build community, strength, and solidarity.

Together, we are too powerful to ignore — and together, we are all Built from Bravery.

We’re filled with gratitude to all of the supporters, coalition members, elected officials, and ASAP Youth Leaders (@cacfasap) who joined us for our 2025 Catalyst for Change Awards Gala on Friday!

We’re thrilled to share that, together, we raised $460,000 in support of AAPI youth, families, and diverse communities across New York State.
Thank you to our honorees Mila Atmos (@milaatmos) and NYC Comptroller Brad Lander (@brad.lander) for their powerful remarks on the strength of our community and the need to speak out and be brave.

Thank you as well to our generous sponsors, our amazing gala co-chairs and host committee, and the CACF member organizations whose work brings our mission to life every day.

And, of course, thank you to each and every one of you who continue to build community, strength, and solidarity.

Together, we are too powerful to ignore — and together, we are all Built from Bravery.

We are 18%, we are growing, and our funding needs to grow too. 📈

As we enter the final weeks of NYC’s budget season, we’re continuing to call on Speaker Julie Menin (@speakermenin) and the City Council to invest in our communities and the community-based organizations that tirelessly provide the services AAPI New Yorkers need.

We are calling on the City Council to enhance the following key initiatives:

⭐ $7.5M for the AAPI Community Support Initiative to expand vital social services.

⭐ $10M for the Communities of Color Nonprofit Stabilization Fund (CCNSF) to build capacity for Black, Latinx, and AAPI-led CBOs.

⭐ $4.5M for the Access Health Initiative to ensure healthcare services are linguistically and culturally accessible.

Our communities can’t wait. Join us in demanding that the City Council support AAPI New Yorkers! 🗳️✨

#18PercentAndGrowing #NYCBudget #AAPICommunity #NYC #AdvocacyInAction #BudgetJustice

After months of dedicated advocacy co-led by @cacfnyc and AAF, we’re excited to announce that the Equity Budget Coalition has secured $30 million dollars for AAPI communities in this year’s New York State Budget! We thank @govkathyhochul, @andreastewartcousins, @cheastie, and our legislative champions @johnliuny and @amgracelee for their leadership—and we look forward to future budgets that scale up to deliver critical services for underserved Asian communities.

Read our full statement through the link in our bio!

After months of dedicated advocacy co-led by @cacfnyc and AAF, we’re excited to announce that the Equity Budget Coalition has secured $30 million dollars for AAPI communities in this year’s New York State Budget! We thank @govkathyhochul, @andreastewartcousins, @cheastie, and our legislative champions @johnliuny and @amgracelee for their leadership—and we look forward to future budgets that scale up to deliver critical services for underserved Asian communities.

Read our full statement through the link in our bio!

After months of dedicated advocacy co-led by @cacfnyc and AAF, we’re excited to announce that the Equity Budget Coalition has secured $30 million dollars for AAPI communities in this year’s New York State Budget! We thank @govkathyhochul, @andreastewartcousins, @cheastie, and our legislative champions @johnliuny and @amgracelee for their leadership—and we look forward to future budgets that scale up to deliver critical services for underserved Asian communities.

Read our full statement through the link in our bio!

🌟SAVE THE DATE: CACF's 40th Anniversary Gala is on November 13 at Tribeca 360 (@tribecarooftopand360)!

Join us in celebrating 40 years of community-driven impact and a future of even greater possibilities at CACF’s annual Catalyst for Change Awards.

Head to cacf.org/catalyst2026 or the link in our bio for tickets, sponsorship information, and more!

Meet Ashwyn! 🫶 @cacfasap

For the last 3 years, Ashwyn has been deeply involved with CACF’s Asian American Student Advocacy Project (ASAP). The program educates, trains, and equips youth leaders like Ashwyn to be self-aware and informed community leaders by enabling them to contribute to real issues and campaigns impacting their communities, and helps shape youths’ perspective on community.

Ashwyn recalled a research project he completed with CACF, around youth access to mental health services. He said, “In my schol personally, we have two social workers for the whole school: around 500 kids. And believe it or not, that’s actually a really good ratio compared to other public schools in the city. One social worker for 500 to 750 kids means that the social worker cannot create an impactful and meaningful relationship with each of the kids. They’re overworked.”

Ashwyn reflected, “By being introduced to the reality of AAPI communities, and how policy decisions that seem abstract on paper can upend someone’s daily life, I’ve realized that there’s a whole new world out there that I didn’t previously see before joining CACF. We need to think and move beyond the individual and our individual experiences to really focus on the larger systematic issues.”

#thrivetogether

Congratulations to ASAP Youth Leader Jason Lee! He has been honored with the 2026 'What's Great in Our State' Youth/Young Adult Award from the NYS Office of Mental Health (@officeofmentalhealth).

Through testimonies before New York City Council, working on ASAP’s advocacy campaigns, and facilitating workshops at CACF's annual AAPI-LEAD youth conference, Jason has worked hard to change the conversation about AAPI youth mental health while also working to ensure public school students in New York State have the support they need to thrive.

Ada Lin, CACF’s Senior Manager of Youth and Family Leadership (@cacfasap), was thrilled to receive the award on Jason’s behalf

Be sure to read these great interviews with Jason in AsAm News (@asamnews) and World Journal (@worldjournalny) at the link in our bio!

Congratulations to ASAP Youth Leader Jason Lee! He has been honored with the 2026 'What's Great in Our State' Youth/Young Adult Award from the NYS Office of Mental Health (@officeofmentalhealth).

Through testimonies before New York City Council, working on ASAP’s advocacy campaigns, and facilitating workshops at CACF's annual AAPI-LEAD youth conference, Jason has worked hard to change the conversation about AAPI youth mental health while also working to ensure public school students in New York State have the support they need to thrive.

Ada Lin, CACF’s Senior Manager of Youth and Family Leadership (@cacfasap), was thrilled to receive the award on Jason’s behalf

Be sure to read these great interviews with Jason in AsAm News (@asamnews) and World Journal (@worldjournalny) at the link in our bio!

Congratulations to ASAP Youth Leader Jason Lee! He has been honored with the 2026 'What's Great in Our State' Youth/Young Adult Award from the NYS Office of Mental Health (@officeofmentalhealth).

Through testimonies before New York City Council, working on ASAP’s advocacy campaigns, and facilitating workshops at CACF's annual AAPI-LEAD youth conference, Jason has worked hard to change the conversation about AAPI youth mental health while also working to ensure public school students in New York State have the support they need to thrive.

Ada Lin, CACF’s Senior Manager of Youth and Family Leadership (@cacfasap), was thrilled to receive the award on Jason’s behalf

Be sure to read these great interviews with Jason in AsAm News (@asamnews) and World Journal (@worldjournalny) at the link in our bio!

The Coalition for Asian American Children and Families (CACF) is incredibly proud to announce our 2026-27 AAPI Community Development Fund awardees! 🎉

This year, we are celebrating a major milestone: this cohort is the largest in the fund’s history, supporting 33 community-based organizations across New York State.

These historic awards would not be possible without the continued support of New York State and the tireless advocacy of the CACF co-led AAPI Equity Budget Coalition.

Congratulations to all of these wonderful community-based organizations! For the full press release, please head to the link in our bio.

CACF and the wonderful community-based organizations that make up the 18% and Growing campaign have been out in full force across the city this month as we raise our voices in support of a fair and inclusive New York City Budget!

Last week, we gathered outside Queens Borough Hall to uplift the linguistic, health, and eldercare needs of the residents of NYC’s most diverse borough.

We’re calling on Speaker Julie Menin and the rest of City Council to support the following crucial budget allocations:

⭐$7.5M for the AAPI Community Support Initiative to expand vital social services.

⭐$10M for the Communities of Color Nonprofit Stabilization Fund (CCNSF) to build capacity for Black, Latinx, and AAPI-led CBOs.

⭐$4.5M for the Access Health Initiative to ensure healthcare services are linguistically and culturally accessible for everyone.

This funding will continue to uplift NYC’s nonprofit sector at a time when our services are needed more than ever

Thank you to our incredible member organizations Caribbean Equality Project, CIANA, Asians Fighting Injustice, Adhikaar, India Home, SACSS and YWCA of Queens for addressing the rally and to all of the members and partners who joined us!

CACF and the wonderful community-based organizations that make up the 18% and Growing campaign have been out in full force across the city this month as we raise our voices in support of a fair and inclusive New York City Budget!

Last week, we gathered outside Queens Borough Hall to uplift the linguistic, health, and eldercare needs of the residents of NYC’s most diverse borough.

We’re calling on Speaker Julie Menin and the rest of City Council to support the following crucial budget allocations:

⭐$7.5M for the AAPI Community Support Initiative to expand vital social services.

⭐$10M for the Communities of Color Nonprofit Stabilization Fund (CCNSF) to build capacity for Black, Latinx, and AAPI-led CBOs.

⭐$4.5M for the Access Health Initiative to ensure healthcare services are linguistically and culturally accessible for everyone.

This funding will continue to uplift NYC’s nonprofit sector at a time when our services are needed more than ever

Thank you to our incredible member organizations Caribbean Equality Project, CIANA, Asians Fighting Injustice, Adhikaar, India Home, SACSS and YWCA of Queens for addressing the rally and to all of the members and partners who joined us!

CACF and the wonderful community-based organizations that make up the 18% and Growing campaign have been out in full force across the city this month as we raise our voices in support of a fair and inclusive New York City Budget!

Last week, we gathered outside Queens Borough Hall to uplift the linguistic, health, and eldercare needs of the residents of NYC’s most diverse borough.

We’re calling on Speaker Julie Menin and the rest of City Council to support the following crucial budget allocations:

⭐$7.5M for the AAPI Community Support Initiative to expand vital social services.

⭐$10M for the Communities of Color Nonprofit Stabilization Fund (CCNSF) to build capacity for Black, Latinx, and AAPI-led CBOs.

⭐$4.5M for the Access Health Initiative to ensure healthcare services are linguistically and culturally accessible for everyone.

This funding will continue to uplift NYC’s nonprofit sector at a time when our services are needed more than ever

Thank you to our incredible member organizations Caribbean Equality Project, CIANA, Asians Fighting Injustice, Adhikaar, India Home, SACSS and YWCA of Queens for addressing the rally and to all of the members and partners who joined us!

CACF and the wonderful community-based organizations that make up the 18% and Growing campaign have been out in full force across the city this month as we raise our voices in support of a fair and inclusive New York City Budget!

Last week, we gathered outside Queens Borough Hall to uplift the linguistic, health, and eldercare needs of the residents of NYC’s most diverse borough.

We’re calling on Speaker Julie Menin and the rest of City Council to support the following crucial budget allocations:

⭐$7.5M for the AAPI Community Support Initiative to expand vital social services.

⭐$10M for the Communities of Color Nonprofit Stabilization Fund (CCNSF) to build capacity for Black, Latinx, and AAPI-led CBOs.

⭐$4.5M for the Access Health Initiative to ensure healthcare services are linguistically and culturally accessible for everyone.

This funding will continue to uplift NYC’s nonprofit sector at a time when our services are needed more than ever

Thank you to our incredible member organizations Caribbean Equality Project, CIANA, Asians Fighting Injustice, Adhikaar, India Home, SACSS and YWCA of Queens for addressing the rally and to all of the members and partners who joined us!

CACF and the wonderful community-based organizations that make up the 18% and Growing campaign have been out in full force across the city this month as we raise our voices in support of a fair and inclusive New York City Budget!

Last week, we gathered outside Queens Borough Hall to uplift the linguistic, health, and eldercare needs of the residents of NYC’s most diverse borough.

We’re calling on Speaker Julie Menin and the rest of City Council to support the following crucial budget allocations:

⭐$7.5M for the AAPI Community Support Initiative to expand vital social services.

⭐$10M for the Communities of Color Nonprofit Stabilization Fund (CCNSF) to build capacity for Black, Latinx, and AAPI-led CBOs.

⭐$4.5M for the Access Health Initiative to ensure healthcare services are linguistically and culturally accessible for everyone.

This funding will continue to uplift NYC’s nonprofit sector at a time when our services are needed more than ever

Thank you to our incredible member organizations Caribbean Equality Project, CIANA, Asians Fighting Injustice, Adhikaar, India Home, SACSS and YWCA of Queens for addressing the rally and to all of the members and partners who joined us!

CACF and the wonderful community-based organizations that make up the 18% and Growing campaign have been out in full force across the city this month as we raise our voices in support of a fair and inclusive New York City Budget!

Last week, we gathered outside Queens Borough Hall to uplift the linguistic, health, and eldercare needs of the residents of NYC’s most diverse borough.

We’re calling on Speaker Julie Menin and the rest of City Council to support the following crucial budget allocations:

⭐$7.5M for the AAPI Community Support Initiative to expand vital social services.

⭐$10M for the Communities of Color Nonprofit Stabilization Fund (CCNSF) to build capacity for Black, Latinx, and AAPI-led CBOs.

⭐$4.5M for the Access Health Initiative to ensure healthcare services are linguistically and culturally accessible for everyone.

This funding will continue to uplift NYC’s nonprofit sector at a time when our services are needed more than ever

Thank you to our incredible member organizations Caribbean Equality Project, CIANA, Asians Fighting Injustice, Adhikaar, India Home, SACSS and YWCA of Queens for addressing the rally and to all of the members and partners who joined us!

CACF and the wonderful community-based organizations that make up the 18% and Growing campaign have been out in full force across the city this month as we raise our voices in support of a fair and inclusive New York City Budget!

Last week, we gathered outside Queens Borough Hall to uplift the linguistic, health, and eldercare needs of the residents of NYC’s most diverse borough.

We’re calling on Speaker Julie Menin and the rest of City Council to support the following crucial budget allocations:

⭐$7.5M for the AAPI Community Support Initiative to expand vital social services.

⭐$10M for the Communities of Color Nonprofit Stabilization Fund (CCNSF) to build capacity for Black, Latinx, and AAPI-led CBOs.

⭐$4.5M for the Access Health Initiative to ensure healthcare services are linguistically and culturally accessible for everyone.

This funding will continue to uplift NYC’s nonprofit sector at a time when our services are needed more than ever

Thank you to our incredible member organizations Caribbean Equality Project, CIANA, Asians Fighting Injustice, Adhikaar, India Home, SACSS and YWCA of Queens for addressing the rally and to all of the members and partners who joined us!

CACF and the wonderful community-based organizations that make up the 18% and Growing campaign have been out in full force across the city this month as we raise our voices in support of a fair and inclusive New York City Budget!

Last week, we gathered outside Queens Borough Hall to uplift the linguistic, health, and eldercare needs of the residents of NYC’s most diverse borough.

We’re calling on Speaker Julie Menin and the rest of City Council to support the following crucial budget allocations:

⭐$7.5M for the AAPI Community Support Initiative to expand vital social services.

⭐$10M for the Communities of Color Nonprofit Stabilization Fund (CCNSF) to build capacity for Black, Latinx, and AAPI-led CBOs.

⭐$4.5M for the Access Health Initiative to ensure healthcare services are linguistically and culturally accessible for everyone.

This funding will continue to uplift NYC’s nonprofit sector at a time when our services are needed more than ever

Thank you to our incredible member organizations Caribbean Equality Project, CIANA, Asians Fighting Injustice, Adhikaar, India Home, SACSS and YWCA of Queens for addressing the rally and to all of the members and partners who joined us!

CACF and the wonderful community-based organizations that make up the 18% and Growing campaign have been out in full force across the city this month as we raise our voices in support of a fair and inclusive New York City Budget!

Last week, we gathered outside Queens Borough Hall to uplift the linguistic, health, and eldercare needs of the residents of NYC’s most diverse borough.

We’re calling on Speaker Julie Menin and the rest of City Council to support the following crucial budget allocations:

⭐$7.5M for the AAPI Community Support Initiative to expand vital social services.

⭐$10M for the Communities of Color Nonprofit Stabilization Fund (CCNSF) to build capacity for Black, Latinx, and AAPI-led CBOs.

⭐$4.5M for the Access Health Initiative to ensure healthcare services are linguistically and culturally accessible for everyone.

This funding will continue to uplift NYC’s nonprofit sector at a time when our services are needed more than ever

Thank you to our incredible member organizations Caribbean Equality Project, CIANA, Asians Fighting Injustice, Adhikaar, India Home, SACSS and YWCA of Queens for addressing the rally and to all of the members and partners who joined us!

CACF and the wonderful community-based organizations that make up the 18% and Growing campaign have been out in full force across the city this month as we raise our voices in support of a fair and inclusive New York City Budget!

Last week, we gathered outside Queens Borough Hall to uplift the linguistic, health, and eldercare needs of the residents of NYC’s most diverse borough.

We’re calling on Speaker Julie Menin and the rest of City Council to support the following crucial budget allocations:

⭐$7.5M for the AAPI Community Support Initiative to expand vital social services.

⭐$10M for the Communities of Color Nonprofit Stabilization Fund (CCNSF) to build capacity for Black, Latinx, and AAPI-led CBOs.

⭐$4.5M for the Access Health Initiative to ensure healthcare services are linguistically and culturally accessible for everyone.

This funding will continue to uplift NYC’s nonprofit sector at a time when our services are needed more than ever

Thank you to our incredible member organizations Caribbean Equality Project, CIANA, Asians Fighting Injustice, Adhikaar, India Home, SACSS and YWCA of Queens for addressing the rally and to all of the members and partners who joined us!

Thank you to NYC Comptroller Mark Levine (@nyccomptroller) and his office for recognizing CACF this AAPI Heritage Month at Flushing Town Hall! 🏛️💛

This honor from the Comptroller’s Office is particularly special because of the incredible connection our ASAP Youth Leaders (@cacfasap) have built with the Comptroller's incredible team through their work with AAPI Classroom—a series of powerful, youth-led workshops highlighting the real issues affecting AAPI public school students today that we co-host each May. 🎒📣

It is also a particular honor to receive this recognition alongside two longtime CACF member organizations, Diya Basu-Sen of SAPNA NYC (@SapnaNYC) and the Damayan Migrants Workers Association (@DamayanMigrants). We were also delighted to connect with our fellow honorees at @UtopiaNYC! 🤝✨

This award is for all of the AAPI-led and serving community-based organizations across New York City that work tirelessly to ensure our diverse AAPI community get the health, language, and education resources they need each day. Thank you all for doing this work with us for nearly 40 years. 💪❤️

#AAPIHeritageMonth #AAPIHM #CACF #YouthLeadership #AAPIClassroom #CommunityAdvocacy #RepresentationMatters #NewYorkCity #NYC

📷: Ayman Siam/Office of NYC Comptroller

Thank you to NYC Comptroller Mark Levine (@nyccomptroller) and his office for recognizing CACF this AAPI Heritage Month at Flushing Town Hall! 🏛️💛

This honor from the Comptroller’s Office is particularly special because of the incredible connection our ASAP Youth Leaders (@cacfasap) have built with the Comptroller's incredible team through their work with AAPI Classroom—a series of powerful, youth-led workshops highlighting the real issues affecting AAPI public school students today that we co-host each May. 🎒📣

It is also a particular honor to receive this recognition alongside two longtime CACF member organizations, Diya Basu-Sen of SAPNA NYC (@SapnaNYC) and the Damayan Migrants Workers Association (@DamayanMigrants). We were also delighted to connect with our fellow honorees at @UtopiaNYC! 🤝✨

This award is for all of the AAPI-led and serving community-based organizations across New York City that work tirelessly to ensure our diverse AAPI community get the health, language, and education resources they need each day. Thank you all for doing this work with us for nearly 40 years. 💪❤️

#AAPIHeritageMonth #AAPIHM #CACF #YouthLeadership #AAPIClassroom #CommunityAdvocacy #RepresentationMatters #NewYorkCity #NYC

📷: Ayman Siam/Office of NYC Comptroller

Thank you to NYC Comptroller Mark Levine (@nyccomptroller) and his office for recognizing CACF this AAPI Heritage Month at Flushing Town Hall! 🏛️💛

This honor from the Comptroller’s Office is particularly special because of the incredible connection our ASAP Youth Leaders (@cacfasap) have built with the Comptroller's incredible team through their work with AAPI Classroom—a series of powerful, youth-led workshops highlighting the real issues affecting AAPI public school students today that we co-host each May. 🎒📣

It is also a particular honor to receive this recognition alongside two longtime CACF member organizations, Diya Basu-Sen of SAPNA NYC (@SapnaNYC) and the Damayan Migrants Workers Association (@DamayanMigrants). We were also delighted to connect with our fellow honorees at @UtopiaNYC! 🤝✨

This award is for all of the AAPI-led and serving community-based organizations across New York City that work tirelessly to ensure our diverse AAPI community get the health, language, and education resources they need each day. Thank you all for doing this work with us for nearly 40 years. 💪❤️

#AAPIHeritageMonth #AAPIHM #CACF #YouthLeadership #AAPIClassroom #CommunityAdvocacy #RepresentationMatters #NewYorkCity #NYC

📷: Ayman Siam/Office of NYC Comptroller

Thank you to NYC Comptroller Mark Levine (@nyccomptroller) and his office for recognizing CACF this AAPI Heritage Month at Flushing Town Hall! 🏛️💛

This honor from the Comptroller’s Office is particularly special because of the incredible connection our ASAP Youth Leaders (@cacfasap) have built with the Comptroller's incredible team through their work with AAPI Classroom—a series of powerful, youth-led workshops highlighting the real issues affecting AAPI public school students today that we co-host each May. 🎒📣

It is also a particular honor to receive this recognition alongside two longtime CACF member organizations, Diya Basu-Sen of SAPNA NYC (@SapnaNYC) and the Damayan Migrants Workers Association (@DamayanMigrants). We were also delighted to connect with our fellow honorees at @UtopiaNYC! 🤝✨

This award is for all of the AAPI-led and serving community-based organizations across New York City that work tirelessly to ensure our diverse AAPI community get the health, language, and education resources they need each day. Thank you all for doing this work with us for nearly 40 years. 💪❤️

#AAPIHeritageMonth #AAPIHM #CACF #YouthLeadership #AAPIClassroom #CommunityAdvocacy #RepresentationMatters #NewYorkCity #NYC

📷: Ayman Siam/Office of NYC Comptroller

Thank you to NYC Comptroller Mark Levine (@nyccomptroller) and his office for recognizing CACF this AAPI Heritage Month at Flushing Town Hall! 🏛️💛

This honor from the Comptroller’s Office is particularly special because of the incredible connection our ASAP Youth Leaders (@cacfasap) have built with the Comptroller's incredible team through their work with AAPI Classroom—a series of powerful, youth-led workshops highlighting the real issues affecting AAPI public school students today that we co-host each May. 🎒📣

It is also a particular honor to receive this recognition alongside two longtime CACF member organizations, Diya Basu-Sen of SAPNA NYC (@SapnaNYC) and the Damayan Migrants Workers Association (@DamayanMigrants). We were also delighted to connect with our fellow honorees at @UtopiaNYC! 🤝✨

This award is for all of the AAPI-led and serving community-based organizations across New York City that work tirelessly to ensure our diverse AAPI community get the health, language, and education resources they need each day. Thank you all for doing this work with us for nearly 40 years. 💪❤️

#AAPIHeritageMonth #AAPIHM #CACF #YouthLeadership #AAPIClassroom #CommunityAdvocacy #RepresentationMatters #NewYorkCity #NYC

📷: Ayman Siam/Office of NYC Comptroller

Thank you to NYC Comptroller Mark Levine (@nyccomptroller) and his office for recognizing CACF this AAPI Heritage Month at Flushing Town Hall! 🏛️💛

This honor from the Comptroller’s Office is particularly special because of the incredible connection our ASAP Youth Leaders (@cacfasap) have built with the Comptroller's incredible team through their work with AAPI Classroom—a series of powerful, youth-led workshops highlighting the real issues affecting AAPI public school students today that we co-host each May. 🎒📣

It is also a particular honor to receive this recognition alongside two longtime CACF member organizations, Diya Basu-Sen of SAPNA NYC (@SapnaNYC) and the Damayan Migrants Workers Association (@DamayanMigrants). We were also delighted to connect with our fellow honorees at @UtopiaNYC! 🤝✨

This award is for all of the AAPI-led and serving community-based organizations across New York City that work tirelessly to ensure our diverse AAPI community get the health, language, and education resources they need each day. Thank you all for doing this work with us for nearly 40 years. 💪❤️

#AAPIHeritageMonth #AAPIHM #CACF #YouthLeadership #AAPIClassroom #CommunityAdvocacy #RepresentationMatters #NewYorkCity #NYC

📷: Ayman Siam/Office of NYC Comptroller

Thank you to NYC Comptroller Mark Levine (@nyccomptroller) and his office for recognizing CACF this AAPI Heritage Month at Flushing Town Hall! 🏛️💛

This honor from the Comptroller’s Office is particularly special because of the incredible connection our ASAP Youth Leaders (@cacfasap) have built with the Comptroller's incredible team through their work with AAPI Classroom—a series of powerful, youth-led workshops highlighting the real issues affecting AAPI public school students today that we co-host each May. 🎒📣

It is also a particular honor to receive this recognition alongside two longtime CACF member organizations, Diya Basu-Sen of SAPNA NYC (@SapnaNYC) and the Damayan Migrants Workers Association (@DamayanMigrants). We were also delighted to connect with our fellow honorees at @UtopiaNYC! 🤝✨

This award is for all of the AAPI-led and serving community-based organizations across New York City that work tirelessly to ensure our diverse AAPI community get the health, language, and education resources they need each day. Thank you all for doing this work with us for nearly 40 years. 💪❤️

#AAPIHeritageMonth #AAPIHM #CACF #YouthLeadership #AAPIClassroom #CommunityAdvocacy #RepresentationMatters #NewYorkCity #NYC

📷: Ayman Siam/Office of NYC Comptroller

Thank you to NYC Comptroller Mark Levine (@nyccomptroller) and his office for recognizing CACF this AAPI Heritage Month at Flushing Town Hall! 🏛️💛

This honor from the Comptroller’s Office is particularly special because of the incredible connection our ASAP Youth Leaders (@cacfasap) have built with the Comptroller's incredible team through their work with AAPI Classroom—a series of powerful, youth-led workshops highlighting the real issues affecting AAPI public school students today that we co-host each May. 🎒📣

It is also a particular honor to receive this recognition alongside two longtime CACF member organizations, Diya Basu-Sen of SAPNA NYC (@SapnaNYC) and the Damayan Migrants Workers Association (@DamayanMigrants). We were also delighted to connect with our fellow honorees at @UtopiaNYC! 🤝✨

This award is for all of the AAPI-led and serving community-based organizations across New York City that work tirelessly to ensure our diverse AAPI community get the health, language, and education resources they need each day. Thank you all for doing this work with us for nearly 40 years. 💪❤️

#AAPIHeritageMonth #AAPIHM #CACF #YouthLeadership #AAPIClassroom #CommunityAdvocacy #RepresentationMatters #NewYorkCity #NYC

📷: Ayman Siam/Office of NYC Comptroller

Happy AAPI Heritage Month! We hosted a celebration honoring the accomplishments, progress, and cultural traditions of New York City’s AAPI community. Congratulations to all of our inspiring honorees for their exceptional leadership and tireless dedication to lifting up New Yorkers across all five boroughs.

Happy AAPI Heritage Month! We hosted a celebration honoring the accomplishments, progress, and cultural traditions of New York City’s AAPI community. Congratulations to all of our inspiring honorees for their exceptional leadership and tireless dedication to lifting up New Yorkers across all five boroughs.

Happy AAPI Heritage Month! We hosted a celebration honoring the accomplishments, progress, and cultural traditions of New York City’s AAPI community. Congratulations to all of our inspiring honorees for their exceptional leadership and tireless dedication to lifting up New Yorkers across all five boroughs.

Happy AAPI Heritage Month! We hosted a celebration honoring the accomplishments, progress, and cultural traditions of New York City’s AAPI community. Congratulations to all of our inspiring honorees for their exceptional leadership and tireless dedication to lifting up New Yorkers across all five boroughs.

Happy AAPI Heritage Month! We hosted a celebration honoring the accomplishments, progress, and cultural traditions of New York City’s AAPI community. Congratulations to all of our inspiring honorees for their exceptional leadership and tireless dedication to lifting up New Yorkers across all five boroughs.

Happy AAPI Heritage Month! We hosted a celebration honoring the accomplishments, progress, and cultural traditions of New York City’s AAPI community. Congratulations to all of our inspiring honorees for their exceptional leadership and tireless dedication to lifting up New Yorkers across all five boroughs.