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AAPIP CHAPTERS

Our 10 vibrant chapters offer local programming, including AAPI issue briefings, Meet the Funders panels, networking and other leadership opportunities. Learn about your local chapter:

 

Founded in 1990, Asian Americans/ Pacific
Islanders in Philanthropy (AAPIP) is a national
membership and philanthropic advocacy
organization dedicated to advancing philanthropy
and Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI)
communities.

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» LEARN about AAPIP's vision for
Building Democratic Philanthropy

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AAPIP blog - latest posts

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WATCH: PHILANTHROPY AND THE ECONOMY: PRIORITIZING COMMUNITIES, NOT SACRIFICING DEMOCRACY

$1.25 per day. According to the World Bank, this is what defines “extreme poverty” – a condition that describes the lives of at least1.4 billion people, globally.

And with the most severe income inequality in generations and a widening gap between the nation’s wealthiest and its least, especially among immigrant and refugee communities, is this how we build a democracy?

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$1.2per day. According to the World Bank, this is what defines “extreme poverty” – a condition that describes the lives of at least 1.4 billion people, globally.
And with the most severe income inequality in generations and a widening gap between the nation’s wealthiest and its least, especially among immigrant and refugee communities, is this how we build a democracy?DDDDDDDDDDD

CELEBRATING 20 YEARS

AAPIP held a National Philanthropy Summit with regional gatherings and livestream viewing parties in 11 cities. Thanks to all 1000+ of you joined us to celebrate AAPIP's 20th Anniversary!

Let us know what you think and share your ideas on building democratic philanthropy by commenting on our YouTube channel.
 
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JUST RELEASED

AAPIP's new report Emerging Opportunities provides new insight on the motivation and inspiration that drives giving and civic participation among Silicon Valley Asian Americans. Download the report here.

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QUEER JUSTICE FUND

In 2009, only 0.2% of foundation giving was directed to LGBTQ communities. How much of that went to LGBTQ AAPI communities? Find
out in Missed Opportunities, just released
from the Queer Justice Fund. READ MORE

 

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COMMUNITY PHILANTHROPY

With 17 AAPIP affiliated Giving Circles
launched nationally and more in the making, individuals are collectively building their own unique democratic ways of giving.

GC_thumbRead about AAPIP's Giving Circles National gathering or download the PDF brochure, "Giving Back, Giving
Together".