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June 2026 Impact Newsletter
CPC Hosts City Hall Day of Action Calling for Investment in Immigrant and Working Families
On May 12th, CPC brought together more than 200 staff members, community residents, youth leaders, and advocates for a City Hall Day of Action as part of CPC's annual City Advocacy Season. Participants marched from CPC One to Foley Square to call on city leaders to invest in immigrant and low-income communities and advance policies that reflect the needs of working families across New York City.
Press Coverage: World Journal and Sing Tao Daily
EDUCATION
We provide high-quality learning opportunities for all ages—from Pre-K and after-school enrichment to adult English language classes—because education is lifelong.
CPC Early Childhood Learning & Wellness Services Hosts Provider Appreciation Luncheon
On May 30th, CPC's Early Childhood Learning & Wellness Services (ECLW) hosted a Provider Appreciation Luncheon at 100 Feast & Lounge in Chinatown. Over 210 licensed family child care providers and assistants attended the event. This marked ECLW’s first luncheon dedicated to recognizing and celebrating early care and education providers and expressing our deep appreciation for their ongoing dedication to early education and child care.
Press Coverage: World Journal
CPC and North Arrow Discuss What It Means to Be Data-Driven
On May 5th, CPC and North Arrow hosted a virtual discussion about how data helps us allocate resources, understand community needs, and strengthen our advocacy. The session featured Wayne Ho, President and CEO of CPC, and Edgar Pereira, CPC's Chief Program Officer, who shared CPC's data journey, including the initial problem we aimed to address, how we formed our team and partnerships, and how we engaged our staff and donors throughout the process.
FAMILY SUPPORT
We make it easier for individuals and families to access personalized social resources because support is fundamental at every age.
CPC Community Health Services Joins Thousands at the 41st Annual AIDS Walk New York
On May 17th, CPC Community Health Services participated in the 41st annual AIDS Walk New York in Central Park, joining over 10,000 participants to raise funds for people living with and affected by HIV and AIDS. The event featured performances, free HIV testing, free food, and a dance party. More than 50 staff members, community partners, and family members walked together to help break down stigma and amplify the voices of those they serve.
CPC Queens AAPI Heritage Month Benefit Celebrates Leadership, Culture, and Community Investment
On May 28th, CPC hosted our annual Queens Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month Benefit at Northern Gala in Flushing, bringing together over 400 philanthropic, corporate, government, and community leaders to celebrate AAPI leadership and raise funds to support CPC programs. This year’s Community Service Award was presented to Leona Chin, a community organizer and founder of Kissena Synergy, while the Heritage Award was presented to Jay Lau, Esq., an attorney licensed in New York and New Jersey.
Press Coverage: Sing Tao Daily
COMMUNITY & ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT
We empower New Yorkers to represent and to advocate for themselves and their communities because their leadership is essential for positive—and lasting—social change. We engage with individuals to plan and develop their career paths because professional success is critical for economic independence.
CPC Leadership Council Hosts Mahjong Night Fundraiser
On May 30th, the CPC Leadership Council, a tight-knit community of business and nonprofit leaders who seek to advance CPC’s mission, hosted its first-ever Mahjong Night fundraiser during AAPI Heritage Month. The event brought together 80 new and familiar faces of all ages and skill levels for an evening of friendly competition and community, all in support of the Asian American, immigrant, and low-income New Yorkers who benefit from CPC's services.
Wayne Ho Named to City & State's 2026 Asian Trailblazers List
Wayne Ho, CPC President and CEO, has been named to City & State's 2026 Asian Trailblazers list, which honors high-ranking Asian American advocates, activists, and agents of change who are improving daily life in Asian American communities and for all New Yorkers.
Press Coverage: City & State
Upcoming Opportunities / Events
CPC Job Opportunities
The CPC team is looking for highly motivated individuals to join us in the following roles. Click here to view the job listings and discover more exciting career opportunities.
ABOUT CPC
Founded in 1965, CPC is a social services organization that creates social change. Building on our historic legacy and ongoing dedication to the Chinese American community, CPC advances the social and economic progress of immigrant and low-income communities of New York through services, resources, and advocacy.
關於華策會
華策會成立於1965年，是一個致力於推動社會變革的社會服務機構。秉承深厚的歷史傳承與對華裔美國社區的持續承諾，華策會透過多元服務、資源援助與公共倡議，促進紐約移民及低收入社區的社會與經濟發展。
ACERCA DE CPC
Fundada en 1965, CPC es una organización de servicios sociales que promueve el cambio social. Basándose en su legado histórico y su compromiso continuo con la comunidad chino-estadounidense, CPC impulsa el progreso social y económico de las comunidades inmigrantes y de bajos ingresos de Nueva York a través de servicios, recursos y acciones de incidencia.
