CFGC is building a system through which Chinese Filipino knowledge, leadership, capital, philanthropy, and institutional relationships can be reinvested into culture, policy, social justice, education, economic opportunity, local institutions, and historic communities.
Direct funding deployed to locally rooted leadership, historic preservation, and community advancement projects.
Cultural Grant
Preserving 120+ rare merchant manuscripts, post-war family memoirs, and historic photographic plates in partnership with academic institutions.
Enterprise Grant
Providing catalytic seed support and executive mentorship to 24 early-stage Chinese Filipino founders building scalable social enterprises.
Hyperlocal Grant
Convening local multi-generational stakeholders to design sustainable neighborhood spaces, bilingual educational resources, and heritage walking trails.
The CFGC Community Advancement & Impact Fund supports locally rooted initiatives, emerging leaders, creators, researchers, organizations, entrepreneurs, and communities. Funding priorities evolve through community consultation, research, and measurable need.
Support heritage, language, archives, culture, local history, preservation, and intergenerational continuity.
Fund creators who document, interpret, and expand Chinese Filipino stories.
Build the knowledge needed to understand communities and act on what the data shows.
Support projects responding to social conditions that affect Chinese Filipino communities.
Create pathways for students and emerging leaders.
Help locally rooted ideas become sustainable institutions.
Fund place-based work in historic and contemporary Chinese Filipino communities.
Projects supported through CFGC are documented with clear objectives, funding deployed, local partners, participants, outputs, measurable outcomes, photographs, stories, and follow-up reporting.
