The Cambodian Association of Greater Philadelphia (CAGP) has continuously provided innovative programs and services for the Cambodian, refugee, and immigrant community since 1979. Our Board and Staff continue to reflect and represent the lived experiences and diverse faces of the community that we serve.Collectively, our work addresses the complex social, cultural, educational and health needs of multiple generations, positively and directly impacting every age from preschool children through the elderly. Our programs are rooted in the community. With two offices located in immigrant neighborhoods and BIPOC business corridors of both North and South Philadelphia, we take pride that we are community-based, are in community spaces, and are led by community faces---this is CAGP.

secondNATURE studios is a space for those who love to give but have little time/money for themselves. We are a collection of good spirits who work or volunteer in the non-profit sector who wishes to continue to give back to other dreamers, professionals, and community members through pro-bono supplemental support services. Helping others and having fun goes hand-in-hand; it's almost second nature to us.Support Services- Resume Building/Curriculum Vitae Building- Organizational Leadership, Partnerships, and Collaborations- Organizational Management & Support- Program Development & Evaluation- Community Outreach & Engagement- Event Planning & Marketing- Volunteer Management - Grant Writing & Fund Development- Group & Workshop Facilitation- Graphics and Podcast(s)

The Alliance for Watershed Education is a regional initiative of twenty-three partnering environmental education centers. Each of these centers are located along Circuit Trails, or major connecting trails, and on waterways throughout the Delaware River Watershed in Delaware, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. Through aligned communications, joint programming, and shared professional development the centers aim to build their capacity and increase their impact. The Alliance shares a mission to provide education and recreational opportunities that inspire personal conservation action, improve water quality, strengthen community ties, and increase access to trails and waterways.● Build partnerships and strengthen coalition with twenty-three environmental conservation organizations in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware.● Manage and develop the Delaware River Watershed Fellowship.● Coordinate, support, and mentor forty-six (46) full-time employed fellows. ● Guide and support twenty-three (26) supervisors.● Create policies, procedures, and protocols for ensuring program quality and integrity.● Create official program manuals, documents, and templates. ● Conduct site-visits to review fellow's work environment and experience. ● Coordinate trainings, events, and meetings. ● Create program marketing and informational materials. ● Create program evaluation tools and assessments for ongoing progressive improvements. ● Develop an Alumni Network for continued communication and engagement of past participants.

● Coordinate Tier 1 Truancy Prevention Services throughout the regions of Southwest, West, and Northeast Philadelphia.● Build, strengthen, and support partnerships and collaborations with 32 public schools and their staff in the School District of Philadelphia through truancy prevention and direct service support.● Outreach, educate, and bridge informational resources, services, and referrals to over 2,000 at-risk youth and their families. ● Educate school district employees, families, and community members about the regional and family court process.● Train new staff on the truancy and truancy prevention process.● Manage Emergency Funds Requests (EFR) which supports students and their families in emergencies.● Managed and organized client cases through Department of Human Services Database System.● Created and manage online school resource guide.

Organizational Leadership, Partnerships, and Collaborations• Represent the organization on the local and national level.• Advocate on issues affecting the immigrant and refugee community.• Strategize partnerships and collaborations with various agencies that align with CAGP's mission and vision.• Educate organizations and corporations on the immigrant and refugee experience, needs, and accomplishments. Program Development and Program Director• Created programs and logic models for high school youth programs and intergenerational programs.• Program Director for: 1) Teens Organizing Proactivity (High School Youth)2) Summer Career Exploration Program (High School Youth)3) The Internship & Volunteer Experience (College Undergrads)4) The Legacy Project (High School Youth, College Undergrads, and Elderly)5) The College Navigator Project (High School Youth and College Undergrads)Organizational Management & Support• Support, develop, and cultivate staff, interns, and volunteers for on-going progressive performance. • Support, develop, and evaluate existing services and programs that directly impact refugee and immigrant families.• Manage volunteers & interns orientations, placements, and assessments.Grant Writing and Fund Development• Grant research and grant writing for letters of intent, grant proposals, and scope of work/work plans.• Fund development through developing momentary and ongoing initiatives.• Develop and coordinate fundraising campaigns and events.• Promote and manage online initiatives and donorship.Event Planning, Outreach, and Marketing• Coordinate small and large scale presentations and workshops from various departments.• Organize small and large scale city-wide events.• Create promotional materials, organize outreach strategies, and promote online presence through social media.

• Developed and Administered CAGP’s youth programs from refugee and immigrant families.• Coordinated projects, workshops, and events for youth and college undergraduates throughout the city.• Coordinated mid to large scale events.• Mentored core group of thirty-five youth whom represented 12 different ethnic languages from 10 high schools.• Represented the organization on local and national initiatives.• Advocated on issues impacting the Southeast Asian community.• Managed five programs including Teens Organizing Proactivity, Summer Career Exploration Program, The Internship & Volunteer Experience, The Legacy Project, and Amara Committee.• Grant writing and Fund development.

United Communities Southeast Philadelphia improves the quality of life for every generation and member of the multicultural community we serve by providing educational, advocacy, and social programs.United Communities Southeast Philadelphia has a long and rich tradition of service to children, adults and families residing in Southeast Philadelphia. United Communities was established in 1969 through the merger of three settlement houses that date back to 1847. For the past 45 years, United Communities has carried out the original settlement mission to promote the educational and economic advancement of individuals and families within its host neighborhoods.

• Advocated for cleaner, greener, and culturally competent green space for the community.• Researched and surveyed community and high schools on access to fresh and healthy food options.• Coordinated community activities and events promoting community unity through conscious efforts toward maintaining green space and community gardens.• Engaged youth to take an active part in learning about healthier food and promoting the Farm to School programs across the school district.• The direct liaison for the Friends of Mifflin Square for eight collaborating community based organizations.

Late Night Arts & Crafts Manager for Center for Arts & Crafts as part of HUB Latenight. Managed and conducted weekly weekend social events for Late Night HUB where hundreds of students participate in a variety of fun and social activities such as movies, arts, games, and professional performances.