UPAC 2009
A special “Thank You” to the
US Small Business Administration!
Thank you for a $75,000 grant for the PRIME program to assist very low and low income refugees and immigrants develop small businesses.
A special “Thank You” to Jacobs Center for Neighborhood Innovation!
Thank you for a $62,000 grant for the “Opening Doors” project for students and their families residing in the Diamond Neighborhoods of southeastern San Diego.
A Special “Thank You” to Bank of America!
Thank You Bank of America for providing a $20,000 grant for Agency Operations.
A Special “Thank You” to JP Morgan Chase!
Thank You JP Morgan Chase for providing a $7,000 grant for UPAC's Child Care Micro Businesss Program.
Save the Date!
Thursday, May 27, 2010
Join UPAC for their Annual Leadership Awards Gala on Thursday, May 27, 2010 from 5:30pm-9:00pm at the Hyatt Regency La Jolla. The Gala includes a “Taste of Asia” reception and silent and live auction, dinner and program. Funds raised help to cover the costs of the various UPAC programs available to San Diego’s diverse communities.
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In June 2006, Kathy Patoff and Lynette Herd from Union Bank presented UPAC President and CEO, Margaret Iwanaga-Penrose, with a $15,000 check towards general support.
Pictured from left to right are Ron Cho ('06 Golf Chair), Margaret Iwanaga-Penrose (UPAC President & CEO), Chi Tran (Citibank Vice President of Community Affairs), Chuck Hansen ('06 Corporate Committee Executive Chair) and Yen Tu (Yen Tu Consulting).
Chi Tran presents members of the 2006 Corporate Committee with Citibank's sponsorship check.
UPAC in "Asia in America" Magazine
Community : UPAC (Vol.1 November/December, 2000)
The Union of Pan Asian Communities is giving Asian American teens a special lesson in life. "UPAC has taught me so much and given me the opportunity to teach others about what I've learned," says Michaela de la Cruz.
Cover Story in the 3rd Issue (Vol.1 March, 2000)
The office of the Union of Pan Asian Communities (UPAC) rests on 25th street in San Diego, a humble yet vibrant location. Within this building with a humble exterior lies the heart and soul of the largest health and human care agency for Asians and Pacific Islanders in San Diego.