CCACC Celebrated 43 Years of Service

The Chinese Culture and Community Service Center (CCACC) celebrated its 43rd anniversary on November 9, 2025. Upholding its core values—care with love and compassion, serve with sincerity and integrity, and thrive on joy and harmony—CCACC continues to promote care and shared prosperity across the community.

The celebration was held at the CCACC Art Gallery, with live broadcasts to the first-floor cafeteria and Music Room. Guests, board members, staff, and community members joined to witness the CCACC's achievements.

Highlights included:

Annual Report
Executive Director Rita Lewi outlined this year's theme, emphasizing programs that bring together all ages—from senior wellness and youth leadership training to volunteer engagement—building bridges across generations.

Long-Service Awards & Extra Mile Award
Staff were honored for 5, 10, and 15 years of dedicated service, and 21 employees and volunteers received the Extra Mile Award. Swimming program supervisor Ms. Shannon English was recognized for her leadership of the Quince Orchard Swim Academy (QOSA) which was founded last June.

Cultural Performances
CCACC Academy teachers, dance teams, and the Guzheng Club showcased music and dances, and more.

Raffle & Fun & Lunch
Attendees enjoyed games, prize draws, and lunch, celebrating together in a joyful atmosphere.

CCACC extends heartfelt thanks to all volunteers, staff, and supporters whose dedication has made these 43 years possible. The Center looks forward to continuing its mission, spreading care, hope, and vitality throughout the community.

（Provided by Administrative Office）

Group photo after the celebration

From left to right: Director Ting Mei Chau, Chairman Yuchi Huang, Director Mo-Ping Chow, Director Jane Yang, and Director Hongqing Xu

Executive Director (E.D.) Rita Lewi delivered the Annual Report 2025

E.D. Lewi introduced the Annual Report 2025, which she personally compiled

E.D. Lewi presented awards to commend senior employees

Group photo of award-winning employees and volunteers for the " Extra Mile Award"

Mr. Chih-Hsiang Li, co-founder of CCACC and current director of the CCACC Sports Center, invited Ms. Shannon English, QOSA project manager, to the stage

Led by Ms. Avery Wan (second from right), Principal and Operating Director of CCACC Academy, the staff and teachers sang "Light A Candle for Peace"