An Update on the Orange County Opportunity Initiative
Approximately 955,000 immigrants live in OC, making up one-third of our county’s population. OC’s immigrant communities are deeply connected to our region, with 80% of OC’s foreign-born population having lived in the US for a decade or longer. Lawful permanent
Philanthropy’s Responsibility to the AANHPI Community – Guest Post, Vivian Long, Long Family Foundation
Guest Post: Vivian Long, Long Family Foundation

Cox Partners With OC Grantmakers to Present ‘Voices from the AANHPI Community in Orange County’ Video Series
News Release Media Contact: Charla Batey (949) 354-1787 charla.batey@cox.com Cox Partners With OC Grantmakers to Present ‘Voices from the AANHPI Community in Orange County’ Video Series Series spotlights rich legacy of Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander communities in

AAPI Learning Series Guest Post: The Future of AAPI Philanthropy is Now
By Susan Lew and Joanna Kong Board Co-Chairs, Asian American Futures In the last two years, an unprecedented amount of media attention and philanthropic funding has been focused on mitigating the surge of anti-Asian discrimination and violence sparked by the

AANHPI Learning Series Partner Post: Orange County Community Foundation
The Orange County Community Foundation (OCCF) celebrates the rich diversity of our region’s Asian American Native Hawaiian Pacific Islander (AANHPI) community, deeply rooted in Orange County’s past and essential to the continued progress of our county. Generations of immigrants have

What We Heard (and What Are We Going to do Now?)
On March 9th, Orange County Grantmakers welcomed over 150 nonprofit, philanthropic and community leaders to our Strategic Plan Open House at the Delhi Center (or virtually). It was our goal to not only share our new equity centered strategy with