ACC is an international non-profit organization serving African orphans who lost their parents due to poverty, war, natural disaster, and/or HIV/AIDS. ACC has set up orphanages in four countries in Africa (Lesotho, Malawi, Namibia, and Swaziland), benefiting more than 800 in-resident orphanages and 8,000 community members through outreach centers by offering shelter, education, food, and occupational training. Additional orphanages are under construction in Mozambique and South Africa. In 2014, STUF United Fund coordinated the ACC Goodwill Mission Tour in North America, arranged fundraising activities in 11 cities, and raised more than US $350,000 for ACC.

Cherish Uganda helps orphaned and vulnerable children living with HIV. Through grassroots interventions and community-based partnerships in health and education, Cherish Uganda creates accessible care for children in the communities. STUF United Fund provided funding to Cherish Uganda to build the “Hope Clinic” in the Wakiso District. The clinic helps more than 5,000 community residents, more than half of whom suffer from extreme poverty, living on less than $1.25 per day.

The goal of Imvula Foundation NPC in South Africa is to strengthen communities through specific sport programs and training courses, especially swimming, since drowning is a massive problem. STUF United Fund provides the funding needed to create 11 portable inflation swimming pools in the Mdantsane region. The program enables thousands of primary school learners to have weekly swimming lessons.

Founded via the East African house churches system, Step30 helps to meet the shortage of resources in Africa, initiates material donation in Asia and give out to the disadvantaged in rural areas of the country.  Step30’s projects include “Love Binti” which resolves African women’s issue of lack of sanitary pads, “A Better School” which provides children with education, “Ku Ku Farming Project” which introduces the idea and practice of micro-economy, and “Living Water” which fundraises for wells.  Overall Step30 looks forward to a village transformation by improvement on people’s body health, mind, and spirit.

The Foundation collaborates with Hospital Los Angeles Paraguay-China to provide health and medical attention to children and adults in the local area. The incubator program for immature babies has saved more than 5,300 infants. In addition, 112 nutritional stations are set up to offer soybean milk to local residents, benefiting more than 4,100 families. Through monthly e-Newsletters and setting up a designated fund, STUF United Fund shares the foundation’s updates with international readers who are willing to support their causes.

HOOP (Helping Overcome Obstacles Peru) aims to empower disadvantaged children and their families in Arequipa, Peru. HOOP is a non-governmental organisation working in partnership with the community to create a lasting impact by providing free education, as well as social and health programs.

The activity of the chorus is to enhance the life of the members and the community through performing choral music, promote cultural exchange among ethnic groups, and pass on cultural heritage to younger generations.

The NGO was established in 2014 to carry forward the mission of the Art Endowment Fund and the gallery at the Queens Museum. The NGO aims to provide assistance to Asian/Pacific Islander artists, scholars, and specialists in the arts. It supports cultural and art leaders in different fields and in all states in the US.

Serving over 3,000 youth annually, ages 6-18, SVBGC provides outcome- or need-based programs that develop the 21st-century skills necessary to be successful in school, career and life: critical thinking, creativity, collaboration, citizenship and communication. With the funding support from STUF, SVBGC can provide quality afterschool programs to community children.

CLDAA promotes exercise, health and enjoyment for people of all ages through the art of line dancing. It serves 220,000 people per year through many dance and health classes in the San Francisco Bay Area.

The foundation endeavors to help improve the living standard of impoverished people throughout the world. Its mission is to enable individuals of every race and religion to express their compassion and care for their fellow human beings. The foundation focuses on direct distribution, housing projects, education and vocational training, and disaster relief.

FESCC in Canada provides a comfortable and encouraging activity space for seniors to enjoy a healthy, active life. Seniors can participate in a wide range of multicultural and recreational activities.

The organization helps women who are victims of abuse with hotline support, safety planning, emergency shelter, and legal referrals. It also educates the public through workshops and training to raise public awareness. Children who witness or experience abuse are provided with free tutoring, mentoring, and summer programs. STUF United Fund is one of the major sponsors of the organization, helping women and children who suffer from domestic violence walk out of fear.

The organization is dedicated to ending the clean water crisis in developing countries through strategic partnerships and in-depth accountability. Funding from STUF United Fund is used to build wells in Haiti and Ghana to benefit more than 1,500 people.

The foundation provides financial support for Asian cultural, artistic and educational events in the greater Dallas region. It also provides funding and scholarships for international student exchange programs between schools in Asia and the greater Dallas region.

Over the course of nearly 62 years, Hope Services has evolved from one of the first preschools serving only children with special needs, to providing a full range of integrated social services to more than 3,700 children, teens, adults, and seniors with developmental disabilities.

The institute is dedicated to provide learning opportunities to senior citizens in the Houston metropolitan area. Embracing this focus on living to learn and learning to live, the institute offers courses in many areas such as languages, history and culture, health and wellness, and leisure activities.

The foundation promotes civic awareness, public service and economic effectiveness of the Asian Pacific American (APA) community. It aims to develop young leaders in the United States, Asia, and Pacific Rim countries in the fields of public service, entrepreneurship and the international arena through a network of business and community leaders.

Keep Austin Fed is a volunteer-based NGO that gathers wholesome and nutritious surplus food from commercial kitchens and distributes it to charities in the area that serve the hungry. It reduces hunger and helps the environment by connecting surplus food and hungry neighbors. It rescues thousands of meals each month, feeding hundreds of local neighbors living with food insecurity — the 1 in 7 people who do not know where their next meal will come from.

The Lucile Packard Foundation for Children’s Health works in alignment with Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital and the child health programs of Stanford University. The mission is to elevate the priority of children’s health and increase the quality and accessibility of children’s healthcare through leadership and direct investment. STUF United provides funding for the uninsured children’s medical needs.

The association is composed of Chinese language teaching associations across the United States. Organization members of NCACLS are in 47 states with a total of 100,000 students. NCACLS is devoted to promoting Chinese language and learning activities, and enhancing the quality of Chinese language schools.

The mission of TACL is to enhance the quality of life for Taiwanese Americans in the US by understanding Taiwanese American heritage, encouraging pride in Taiwanese American identity, developing a strong Taiwanese American community and advocating around issues pertinent to Taiwanese Americans.

The goal of USCOF is to build a platform that connects college and graduate school students and employers in the United States. USCOF hosts career fairs in New York annually.