Our Latest Financial Transparency Report: Breaking $100,000 back into Chinatown, 10,000+ meals served
We’re excited to share that we have now officially put back $100,000 into Chinatown and served 10,000+ meals -- wow!! This is all made possible by YOU. It’s hard to believe that two months ago when we first started, we were hopeful to even break $10,000. The love for Chinatown is palpable.
Here’s the Inspiration Behind Our Latest Merchandise Collaboration With Tonii’s Fresh Rice Noodles
As part of our ongoing Made in Chinatown initiative to help Chinatown businesses struggling financially, while also bringing Chinatown’s stories to life through creative design, we’re excited to announce our second merchandise collaboration with Tonii’s Fresh Rice Noodles — a family-owned-and-operated bakery located on Bayard Street in the heart of Chinatown.
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Care for Chinatown: Our Neighborhood Revitalization Initiative [愛心華埠] ，我們的社區振興計劃
Welcome to Chinatown is here to uplift the stories of the local residents and businesses. We are here to listen and help them during this pandemic. That’s why we’re excited to launch Care for Chinatown, our neighborhood revitalization program to help freshen up and enhance Chinatown businesses while preserving its historic cultural footprint.
因此，我們很高興推出“愛心華埠”計劃。這是我們的社區振興計劃，旨在協助振興社區發展並提升華埠的生意，同時也保留其歷史文化足跡。
Our Latest Financial Transparency Report: $91,000 back into Chinatown, $14,000 raised for Chinatown’s senior community
In our latest financial transparency report, we share that we have put back more than $90,000 back into Chinatown, and we share the numbers behind our Greens for Good initiative.
‘Run for Chinatown’ Raises $24,000 in Donations to Support Chinatown Businesses & Frontline Workers
We wanted to highlight the amazing accomplishments of our friend and lifelong New Yorker Leland Yu, who ran over 60 miles around his hometown to raise funds for Welcome to Chinatown’s ongoing Feed our Heroes campaign.