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C.A.C.A. Los Angeles Lodge General Meeting Schedule

 The next meeting is Saturday, April 4, 2020
Due to the Coronavirus Pandemic and the State's lockdown order, the meeting at L.A. Lodge is cancelled.  The meeting will take place online.  Stay tuned for details.
  

L.A. Lodge Event Calendar


The C.A.C.A. Los Angeles Events Calendar features information on chapter meetings, activities and upcoming community events of interests to our members.  
Please email cacalalodge@gmail.com should you wish to submit an item to be considered for the calendar.  Certain nonprofit community organizations can qualify to use the Los Angeles 
Lodge for meetings and events.  Email cacalalodge@gmail.com to request information about use of the facilities.


Upcoming Meeting Dates:   |   Saturday, September 7, 2019  |  Saturday, October 5, 2019  |   Saturday, November 2, 2019

Come and See What C.A.C.A. is About
How to reach us: 415 Bamboo Lane, Los Angeles, CA 90012. 
Tel: 213-628-8015 email: cacalalodge@gmail.com

C.A.C.A. National

Purpose and Objectives
The Purposes and Objectives of the Chinese American Citizens Alliance are to:
Empower Chinese Americans by pursuing the highest ethics, morals, and values for our organization and our communities;
Practice and defend American citizenship and American patriotism;
Better the economic and political opportunities in our communities;
Preserve Chinese American historical and cultural traditions;
And assure the education of our youth and community.

Members’ Cardinal Principles
A Member shall be a person of highest character and shall uphold the principles of charity, justice, fidelity, fellowship, and mutual help of other Members,
shall support the pursuit of knowledge, and must suppress self-interest to foster an organization united in cause for the good of community and our Alliance.

About Us
Established in 1895, the Chinese American Citizens Alliance (C.A.C.A.) has fought against racial discrimination,
defended civil rights, opposed anti-immigration movements and countered efforts to marginalize American Chinese culture and heritage.
Each of the 18 chartered chapter/lodges across the U.S. is dedicated to enhancing civic pride, supporting community services and promoting responsible citizenship.
C.A.C.A. Los Angeles was organized on May 15, 1912.