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CHINESE CULTURE CENTER

OF SAN FRANCISO

The Foundation's work hasreached over 43,000 participantsthis past year.

Launched C-Cubed, Friends ofChinese Culture Foundation

CCC 2012 MILESTONES

Expanded partnership withVerizon Wireless, Wells FargoBank. New collaboration withMcDonald's and Recology.

Participated in the SF Fine Art Fair,reaching over 12,000 new audiences

Furthered our EducationalOutreach with the new re-brandingof "Chinatown Walk- From Dynastyto Democracy. "

Gaining global exposure inpartnering with ARTstor: an online

digital library showcasing CCC'sartists and artwork

Launched engagement initiativein partnership with ChineseProgressive Association

Launched 2 Year Artist- InResidency Program at Starr KingElementary School

As a member and contributor of the Chinese Culture Foundation, you artrue friend.

2012 has been a year of overcoming obstacles and achieving new milestoneI am proud to share that we have made extensive progress toward ourgoal of becoming a premiere international destination that brings togetherChinatown residents, art enthusiasts , visitors and youth.

Your support has enabled the Chinese Culture Foundation to take a leadinrole in transforming the community by broadening perspectives, buildingconnections, and stimulating new understanding of the possibilities withinChinese and American culture.

We need your leadership to sustain our art and community initiatives, andto continue making critical contributions to our country's dynamic culturafabric.

In this season of sharing, we invite you to make a special gift to the ChinesCulture Foundation to help us raise $30,000 in order to meet our year-endobligations. Your gift is 100% tax deductible. Your generous contribution wenable us to make critical cultural and social impact.

* $5000 will support CCCArts XianRui (Fresh and Sharp) exhibition and,Artist in Residence program, and Young Artist Series* $3000 will support the new Him Mark Lai Learning Center on youthleadership

* $2000 will support the Chinatown Music and Dim Sum Festival* $1000 will support CCCs operations, keeping our doors open to the publ* $500 will support C4 (CCC Cinema) for free movies screenings* $200 will support Winter Fair/Spring Festival and year round membershactivities.

Please reply using the enclosed return envelope. You can make also make ycontribution online (www.c-c-c.org), or donate your stocks.

As always, we are grateful for your extraordinary participation and hope tyou will join us in realizing our Season of Sharing campaign.

Thank you from the bottom of my heart,Mabel S. Teng

Awarded the James IrvineFoundation and California ArtsCouncil's Exploring Engagementfunds to actively engage lowincome residents and schoolchildren in the arts

Broaden Impact

New Partnerships

Critical Visibility

Cross- Generational Impact

Amplify CCCArts Voice

Community Initiative

Leadership Circle

Empower Youth for the Arts

Art Engagement

Please join us in our

Season of Sharing Campaign!

2012

100%www.c-c-c.org!

November 8, 20

"We need your leadership to sustain our art and community initiativesand to continue making critical contributions to our country's dynami

cultural fabric."

CCC Executive Director


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Chinese Culture

Center of

San Francisco

Board of directors

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Maggie Mui

Colin C. Wong, D.D.S.

PnGin Y. Ho

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Sherman Tang

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Jonas B. Miller

Thomas Klitgaard, Esq.

Norman Yee

Minna Tao

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Susan C. Tom

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Esther Li

Pat Tseng

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Dr. Russell Leong

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Alan Liu

Garry Wong

Ben Choi

Ivy Shen

Dennis Lee

Brian Yee

Shannon Yip

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Mabel S. Teng

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Terese Tse Bartholomew

Tatwina Chinn Lee

Manni Liu

Gang Situ

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Abby Chen, Artistic Director

Francis Wong, Special Projects

Darin Ow-Wing, Education Director

Jenny Leung, Program Associate

Gharrity McNett, Facilities Manager

Colin Chan, Outreach CoordinatorMonica Tzeng, Arts Coordinator

Gordon Chun, Design Consulant

Amy Lam

Betty Chang

Kitty Kao

Anne Xu

Tina Tan

Ling Liu

Eileen Wu

Cara Dorsey

Wenxin Zhang

Mayo Inoue

Heather Lee

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Harmony & Bliss 20122012

Celebrating 47 years of art innovations and community engagement!

The dinner program started with a perform

by dancers from the Chinese Folk D

Association.

The highlight of the eve

was paying tribute to th

Honorees:

2012 Lifetime Achievem

in Bridge Building Awar

US. Senator Dianne Fein

2012 Lifetime Achievem

in Community Building

Award:

Maurice Chuck

2012 Distinguished Arti

Achievement in the Arts

Yuan Yuan Tan

400

Our emcees, the lovely Gin Ho and Minna

Tao delighted everyone with their casual

banter and introduction of our events for

the evening.

Honorees: US. Senator Dianne Feinstein, Maurice Chuck, andYuan Yuan Tan.

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Our guests enjoyed a fabulous Beijing cuisine with great win

pairing! The Empress of China did a wonderful job providin

us with our 11-course dinner, paired with 4 wines.

The live auction included the prints of 2

of US Senator Feinsteins own drawings!

Maggie Mui won the orchid drawing.

The evening came to a close with guests opening theirfortune cookies to see if they had won a prize. 25 people

did! Silent auction items sold out. Our live auction was also

a success.

See you all at the 2013 Harmony & Bliss!

2013

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John Chen and his guests from SYBASE enjoying the food andentertainment

The wonderful Harmony & Bliss co-chairs(L to R) Susan Tom and Esther Li

Maurice Chuck receiving a toast from guests and family

US. Senator Dianne Feinswith Pausang Wong

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Heritage Walk/ D2D Tour

Participating SchoolsBerkeley High School, Berkeley

Walnut Elementary School, Turlock

Sun Valley Elemntary School, San Rafael

Manzanita Charter Middle School, Richmond

Isabelle Jackson Elementary School, Sacramento

St. John the Baptist School, Napa

Cobblestone Elementary School, Rocklin

Carroll Elementary School, Elk Grove

Elliot Ranch Elementary School, Elk Grove

Marshall Pomeroy Elementary School, Milpitas

Montessori De Terra Linda, San Rafael

St. John the Baptist School, Napa

2013 ENDEAVORS

MOMENT FOR INK exhibition

February 23- June 22

Visiting Exhibition:Emerging Ink Painters from China

A partnership with CCCArts and SFState University:Collaborating withAsian Art MuseumSilicon Valley Asian Art CenterZheJiang Museum of China

Funded by National Endowment of Arts,San Francisco Arts Commission,Hass Foundation, and Terra Foundation

Journey to Chinatown2 year-long Art project celebrating theCentral Subway

In Partnership with CCDC and CHSA, supported by theSan Francisco Arts Commission for theCentral Subway Art Project

Dynasty to Democracy Walking Tours

Music and Dim Sum Festival

Starr King Elementary School2 Year Artist-in-Residency Program:with Sculptor Jin Feng & Musician Shenshen Zhang

A complex journey through Chinatownto educate about Chinese culture and Chinese Americanhistory for justice and democracy

July 11 - July 27

Fung Cong Rui: Local Ink ArtistAugust 13 - August 31

Partnership with CPA

Mandarin ClassesAll of Chinatown is your classroom as you learn

conversational Mandarin while exploring the foodand community of Chinatown

Proudly supported by the James Irvine Foundation

Meet Your Role ModelSeriesAn opportunity for youth to meetcommunity leaders who have made a difference

Pacic School of Religion, Berkeley

Mulberry School, Los Gatos

Children's Day School, San Francisco

Marin Primary & Middle School, Larkspur

Don Riggio School, Stockton

Gardner Bullis, Los Altos Hills

Carmel Middle School, Carmel

ART EDUCATION ENGAGEMENT

JOIN CCC

Become a Member today!Membership benefts!-Discount on CCC Sponsored Events-Discounts at the CCCArts Gallery ShopA day of musical performances and community

involvement

Chinese Culture Center invite you to join us for our 2013 events2013

Novator Youth Center, Novato

Santa Rita School, Los Altos

Gardner Bullis School, Los Altos Hills,

Schilling Elementary, Newark

Strawberry Elemntary, Santa Rosa

John Ehrhardt Elementary, Elk Grove

oak Avenue School, Los Altos

Elkgrove School, Elk Grove

Aspen Community School, Woddy Creek

Castilleja School, Palo Alto

Vallejo Charter Schook, Vallejo

Frank Paul Elementary Salinas

Key School, Palo Alto

California Montessori Project Carmichael

Aragon High School, San MateoHealdsburg School, Healdsburg

Walnut Elementary, Turlock

Northgate High School, Walnut Creek

Precita Center, San Francisco

Washington Open, Santa Clara

Tamalpais High School, Mill Valley

Windsor High School, Windsor

Sun Valley School, San Rafael

To Join: Jenny

(415) 986 - 1822 x23

[email protected]

Mandarin Classes

Beginning ConversationalMandarin (8 sessions $300)10 - 1 PM, Saturdays

Perfect for both working and

retired professionals.

To preview the course, you are

welcome to participate in one

class at a discounted rate of only

$8 for the day on December 1 at

the Center. For more information

about the class, please contact

our instructor Erin Schaefer at

[email protected].

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