Chinese American Citizens Alliance 2010 National Essay Contest

The Grand Lodge of the Chinese American Citizens Alliance sponsors this essay contest to provide a forum for expression by the youth who will be the future leaders of the United States.

Contest Date: Saturday, March 6, 2010, commencing at 10:00 a.m. and concluding at 12:00 p.m.

Location (Los Angeles Area): Los Angeles Lodge, 415 Bamboo Lane, Los Angeles, California

» Click HERE for details and Entry Form

Los Angeles Lodge's 97th Anniverary Celebration

Dinner Flyer

A fundraiser for community programs through Los Angeles C.A.C.A. Community Action.

Community Achievement Awards Recipients.

  • Hon. Judy Chu, First Chinese American Congresswoman
  • Munson Kwok, Immediate Past Grand President of C.A.C.A.
  • Suellen Cheng, Museum Director for the El Pueblo de Los Angeles Hsitorical Monument

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C.A.C.A. Foundation Awards Scholarships to Eight Qualified College Students

The Chinese American Citizens Alliance Foundation (Foundation) is pleased to announce that the following students are awarded the 2009 scholarships:  

2009 HS Scholarships and Essay Contest Awards

The Chinese  American Citizens Alliance Joint LA/GSGV Scholarship Committee has completed their selection process and is happy to announce the following nineteen 2009 $500 scholarship recipients:

President's Message

Dear Fellow LA Lodge Member,

L.A. Lodge President, Daisy Ma Happy New Year, good wishes, and good health in 2009 to everyone! So much was accomplished in 2008 and I just want to mention a few of the highlights as we look back in the year. Immediate Past President Philip Young started out with a bang being quoted in L.A. Times on the Olympics in China. We saluted one of our community’s Grand Couples 70th wedding anniversaries; Bro. Wilbur and Beth Woo. In March, the lodge was honored by the Center for Asian Americans United for Self Empowerment (CAUSE) with the Community Pioneer Award. For our annual high school scholarships, the gracious sponsors awarded $14,000 to 34 deserving high school scholars.

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