Photos from the Silicon Valley / South Bay Chapter

About the Silicon Valley/South Bay Chapter

• This chapter was founded in 2011 by Liane Wong and Marjorie Fujiki.


• AAPIP Silicon Valley was founded after nearly a year of planning, outreach and regional programming to engage current members and reach out to a range of potential new donors, professionals and organizations. An exploratory committee was formed in early 2010, composed of staff from Silicon Valley based funders, corporations and community based organizations.


• This year we are focusing on development of joint programming with our AAPIP Bay Area partners, completion of Silicon Valley Asian Pacific donor research and engagement project, launch of at least one Silicon Valley based Giving Circle, and a formal chapter launch event in the fall. We will also continue to expand our organizing committee.

Our Leadership

Chapter co-chairs

• Liane Wong, Dr.P.H. - Program Officer, The David and Lucile Packard Foundation - (650) 917-7241 - lwong (at) packard (dot) org
• Marjorie Fujiki - Community Investment Officer, Sobrato Family Foundation - (408) 446-0700 -  MFujiki (at) sobrato (dot) org

Organizing/Planning Committee

Connie Chan, LinkedIn; Justine Choy, The Health Trust; Mary Ho, The David and Lucile Packard Foundation; Taryn Ishida, The David and Lucile Packard Foundation; Tiffany Keng, Silicon Valley Community Foundation; Titi Liu, Asian Law Caucus; Jenny Calixto Quigley, The David and Lucile Packard Foundation; Camellia Pham, Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation; Hoa Tran, Silicon Valley Community Foundation;

Come Join Us!

Why should you get involved with the Silicon Valley Chapter?

1) To join a growing, dynamic and innovative group focused on catalyzing and expanding a culture of giving that reflects the innovative and entrepreneurial spirit of the Silicon Valley region;

2) To inform the role, reach and range of philanthropic and giving efforts of Silicon Valley-based donors and professionals at the global, national, and regional levels;

3) To get connected to Asian Pacific led and serving organizations, and to learn about community needs and supports in the region; and

4) To network with colleagues that spans these and related goals and interests.

Contact our chapter co-chairs or the Membership Office at AAPIP (membership at aapip dot org) with any questions. » Download the AAPIP Individual Membership Form (PDF)

Institutional Members

(If your institution is listed here, you may already be eligible for AAPIP Membership. Contact us by email: membership at aapip dot org.)

Local Resources

• 10/20/2020 Summit Honorees: Yahoo! Employee Foundation, Edward Teng, India Community Center and the Asian Pacific Islander Justice Coalition

o Yahoo! Employee Foundation
o Edward Teng
o India Community Center
o Asian Pacific Islander Justice Coalition