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It has supported and funded the Arcadia city, police department, fire department, library, arboretum, school district, Arcadia Education Foundation, Red Cross, Methodist Hospital , Arcadia High School Chinese Parents Booster Club, Arcadia Music Club, Athletic Booster Club, Lion Club and Boys Scouts. It has also sponsored events every year, such as the City Employee Luncheon, Law Day, Senior Citizen Party, and Chinese New Year Activity. On Halloween Day, members of the association also participated in giving candies to the children at the Santa Anita Westfield Mall. Its mission is to help the community better understand and give respect for cultural diversity, in hopes of promoting community development and peace. The Arcadia Chinese Association is a nonpolitical and nonreligious organization. It is a registered 501c(3) organization, recognized as the Nonprofit Public Benefit Corporation. Our Mission is to: (a) Seek peace and minimize racism, cultural biases, and racial segregation; (b) Assist the Chinese immigrants to assimilate into the American culture and tradition through our sponsored events; promote volunteerism to Chinese residents in the community; (c) Involve the non-Chinese communities in Chinese cultural events in hopes that they will better understand and respect the Chinese culture and tradition; (d) Support Arcadia education, community fundraising and social/cultural events; and (e) Encourage community involvement with honors and scholarships. 2009- 2010 Pearl Chen /Polly Ho /

Welcome to the Semmes Foundation Website. The Foundation is a Family Foundation established by D. R. Semmes of San Antonio in 1952. The site includes a history of the Foundation, a list of directors and officers, funding priorities and application guidelines, grant recipients and recent forms 990-PF. The Foundation was formed for charitable, scientific, and educational purposes and awards grants primarily in San Antonio. The best way to contact the Foundation is by regular mail.

The Burnsville Community Foundation was organized in 1998 by Mayor Elizabeth Kautz when the Ames Family, of Burnsville's headquartered Ames Construction, expressed interest in donating a sculpture for the newly created Burnsville Heart of the City District. The Foundation was officially organized as a 501c(3), non-profit organization with the help of William Perron, who contributed his legal and financial expertise. Since then, The Burnsville Community Foundation has continued to deliver results, fulfilling the original mission: To create art and amenities for the beautification of Burnsville. Please see our Projects page to view our current and completed projects.