Annual Gala

Korean American
Community Foundation
Annual Gala
Wednesday, November 12, 2014
Waldorf Astoria New York
Korean American
Community Foundation
2014 Annual Gala
WELCOME
Juju Chang
ABC News’ Nightline
PRESIDENT
James Wohn
GALA CO-CHAIRS
Michael Chung
James Seo
CORPORATE HONOREE AWARD
Jin Roy Ryu
Chairman & CEO
Poongsan Group
VIDEO
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Kyung B. Yoon
GRANTEE PARTNER
Yuan Jin
Asian Americans for Equality
DINNER
KEYNOTE ADDRESS
General Colin L. Powell
LIVE AUCTION
C. Hugh Hildesley
Sotheby’s
CLOSING
Welcome from the
Gala Co-Chairs
Thank you for attending the Korean American Community
Foundation’s 2014 Annual Gala! We are honored to have you
join us as we celebrate and reflect on KACF’s
accomplishments over the past 12 years and
look forward to seeing many more positive
changes to which we will contribute in the future.
Since its inception, KACF has been steadfast in its commitment to the most
vulnerable communities in the Greater New York Area while promoting a
culture of giving among the Korean American community. Many thanks to
your continued support of KACF, we have been able to grant more than $3.8
million over the last 12 years to community-based organizations. Our grantee
partners have touched the lives of thousands of families and individuals, and
we salute all of them for their tireless effort in improving our communities.
Our work is possible because of the collective efforts of many people, including
our Board of Directors, staff, Advisory members, Steering Committee, and the
members of the 2014 Gala Benefit Committee. We especially would like to
express our deep gratitude to our generous supporters for making this year’s
Gala the most successful one yet.
Tonight, we recognize Jin Roy Ryu, President & CEO of Poongsan Group, and General Colin L.
Powell, for their extraordinary contributions to our community and our country. We are thrilled
to have ABC’s Juju Chang, a founding KACF Board member, serving as our distinguished emcee
once again.
Thank you for being a part of this celebration, and we hope you are inspired by the many stories
you will hear this evening.
2014 Gala Co-Chairs
Michael Chung
James Seo
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Welcome from the
President & Executive Director
On behalf of the Korean American Community Foundation,
we are delighted to welcome you to our Annual Gala!
Your presence this evening demonstrates that Korean Americans are growing
a culture of giving to strengthen our society. As we gather to celebrate the
achievement of individuals and organizations working to improve our communities, we would like to applaud our grantee partners and other community
leaders who are with us tonight, for their steadfast commitment to empowering lives and ensuring a better future for all. They are on the front lines helping under-served young people get the support they need to attend college,
ensuring that battered women and children receive culturally sensitive counseling, and providing life-saving cancer screenings to uninsured immigrants.
These are a few examples of the critical work that you are supporting by being
with us this evening.
Tonight, we are proud to honor Jin Roy Ryu, Chairman & CEO of Poongsan
Group, for his exemplary leadership and contributions in business and philanthropy. We are also privileged to have as our Keynote Speaker General Colin
L. Powell, a pioneering leader who serves as a role model and inspiration
to all of us.
This evening would not have been possible without the dedication and tireless efforts of many people, but in particular, we would like to express our deep gratitude to this
year’s Gala Co-Chairs, Michael Chung and James Seo, for their superb leadership and dedication
to ensuring the success of the Gala. Thank you for being a part of this magnificent evening and for
partnering with KACF to empower, strengthen and transform our communities!
Sincerely,
James Wohn
Kyung B. Yoon
President
Executive Director
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Corporate Honoree
Jin Roy Ryu
Chairman & CEO, Poongsan Group
KACF is delighted to announce that Jin Roy Ryu, Chairman & CEO of Poongsan Group, is our
Corporate Honoree at the 2014 Annual Gala.
Mr. Jin Roy Ryu is Chairman and CEO of Poongsan Group, one of the largest manufacturers of
metal products and munitions in the world. He is actively involved in numerous business organizations as Chairman of the Korea-Pacific U.S. States Economic Committee;
Chairman of the Korea Nonferrous Metal Association; Vice Chairman of the
Korea-U.S. Economic Council; Vice Chairman of the Korea Defense Industry Association; Vice Chairman of the Federation of Korean Industries; Vice
Chairman of the Korea International Trade Association; member of APEC
Business Advisory Council and the Trilateral Commission. Additionally, Mr.
Ryu supports a number of philanthropic organizations worldwide, serving
as a Vice Chairman of Korea Mecenat Association and a Board Member of
America’s Promise, the World Golf Foundation’s First Tee program and the
Korea Exchange Bank (KEB) Foundation. He was instrumental in bringing the
Presidents Cup 2015 to Korea and will serve as Tournament Chairman. He
is Chairman of the Pyongsan Scholarship Foundation and the Pearl S. Buck
Foundation Korea, and a trustee of the George H. W. Bush Presidential Library Foundation. Mr. Ryu
earned his bachelor’s degree in English literature from Seoul National University, and was awarded
the Order of Industrial Service Merit, Gold Tower on March 16th, 2005 and the Order of Civil Merit,
Moran (Peony) Medal on October 5th, 2012 by the Korean Government for the distinguished service
of his efforts to enhance Korean prestige around the world.
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Keynote Speaker
General Colin L. Powell
KACF is honored to welcome General Colin L. Powell as our 2014 Keynote Speaker.
For over fifty years, General Colin L. Powell, USA (Ret.) has devoted his life to public service. Having
held senior military and diplomatic positions across four presidential administrations, Powell’s deep
commitment to democratic values and freedom has been felt throughout the world.
The son of Jamaican immigrants, Powell was born in Harlem in April 1937 and raised in the South
Bronx. He was educated in New York City’s public schools and upon joining
the Army ROTC program at City College of New York (CCNY), discovered
his calling and launched his military career.
After 35 years in the U.S. Army, where he rose to the rank of Four-Star General, he served as National Security Advisor for President Ronald Reagan
and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff for both President George H.W.
Bush and for President Bill Clinton. Under President George W. Bush, Powell
was appointed the 65th Secretary of State. He led the State Department in
major efforts to address and solve regional and civil conflicts, always using
the power of diplomacy to build trust, forge alliances and help transform
unstable regions into areas where societies and cultures have the potential
to prosper. He also worked at the forefront of American efforts to advance economic and social
development worldwide.
Powell is the Chair of the Board of Visitors of the Colin Powell School for Civic and Global Leadership
at CCNY and the Founder and Chairman Emeritus of the America’s Promise Alliance. He is part of
the leadership of the Council on Foreign Relations, the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial, the education center for the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, and the Smithsonian Institute’s African American
Museum of History and Culture.
He is a strategic limited partner at Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, serves on the Boards of Bloom
Energy and Salesforce.com, is the Chairman of the Advisory Board of Leeds Equity Partners, and is
Chairman of the Eisenhower Fellowships, a cross-cultural program for emerging international leaders.
Powell has written two best-selling books, My American Journey and It Worked for Me. He and his
wife, Alma Powell, live in McLean, Virginia and have three children and four grandchildren.
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Emcee
Juju Chang ABC News’ Nightline
A founding Board member of KACF, Juju Chang is an Emmy Award-winning co-anchor of ABC News’
“Nightline.” She also reports regularly for “Good Morning America” and “20/20.”
Chang covered breaking news of the devastating effects of Superstorm Sandy from lower Manhattan to Breezy Point to the Rockaways. She reported on the mass shootings
in Newtown, Conn., interviewing a mother of one of the young victims. For
a special “Nightline” series following the shooting at Sandy Hook, she profiled a young family of gun enthusiasts in Utah.
Chang has covered global events and issues like the earthquake in Haiti,
maternal and infant mortality in Mozambique, and anti-gay bullying and
juvenile justice. Her “On the Town” profiles with celebrities include Rod
Stewart, Celine Dion and Carrie Underwood. She also anchored hours for
“Primetime: Nightline” on “Twin-tuition,” on an “Extra-ordinary family,” and
on Mommywood, which featured interviews with celebrity moms Denise
Richards and Tori Spelling.
Chang received one of her two Emmys for team coverage of the California wildfires. She won one
of her two Gracies for a “20/20” story on gender equality in the sciences. Her hour-long “20/20”
reports include an in-depth look at the impact on foreign adoptions gone wrong; the struggles of
people with Albinism globally; and an intimate portrait of one family dealing with gender transition.
A former news anchor for “Good Morning America,” Chang had previously anchored the early morning newscasts “World News Now” and “World News This Morning” in 2000. She began her career at
ABC News as a desk assistant and eventually became a producer at “World News Tonight.” She rose
to become a correspondent covering such stories as the U.S. Embassy bombings in Kenya, Hurricane
Georges, and the anniversary of the Chernobyl nuclear accident. Chang has also covered the White
House, Capitol Hill and the 1996 Presidential election from D.C. and was a reporter in San Francisco.
Born in Seoul, South Korea and raised in California, Chang graduated with honors from Stanford University with a BA in political science and communication. At Stanford, she was awarded the Edwin
Cotrell Political Science Prize. Chang is married to Neal Shapiro and has three sons, and is a member
of the Council on Foreign Relations.
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Auctioneer
C. Hugh Hildesley
Executive Vice President, Senior Business Development, Sotheby’s
Mr. Hildesley joined Sotheby’s in 1961 and played an integral role in Sotheby’s formative years
in New York. From 1964 – 70 he was the first Head of the Old Master Paintings Department in
New York, going on to form Sotheby’s Appraisal Company in 1970. Educated at Sherborne School,
Dorset, and Brasenose College, Oxford, Mr. Hildesley studied Dutch and
Flemish Old Master paintings at the Rijksbureau Voor Kunsthistorische Documentatie in the Hague. From 1973 – 1976, Mr. Hildesley was responsible
for the Jack R. Dick Sale of Sporting Paintings in London, a record-breaking
sale that sparked a renewal of interest in this area of collecting. As Senior
Auctioneer, he has conducted some of Sotheby’s most prestigious sales,
including the Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Sale, the sale of the Property
of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor, and The Barry Halper Sale of Baseball Memorabilia. Mr. Hildesley holds the record for any Canadian painting,
having sold Paul Kane’s Captain Lefroy in 2002 for $5.2 million. Recently, he
was the auctioneer responsible for the sale of the Guennol Lioness, of 3000
B.C., which sold for $57 million, a record for any sculpture sold at auction at
the time. Mr. Hildesley trains Sotheby’s new auctioneers, and conducted 60 benefit auctions in 2010,
raising over $15 million for charitable purposes. He has lectured widely on the art market and is author of The Complete Guide to Buying and Selling at Auction. Mr. Hildesley is Chairman of the American Associates of the Royal Academy Trust and a Fellow of the Royal Society of the Arts (F.R.S.A.).
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Gala Leadership &
Benefit Committee
GALA CO-CHAIRS
Michael Chung
James Seo
2014 BENEFIT COMMITTEE
Priscilla & Jeffrey Ahn
Janice Lee & Joseph Bae
Margaret Jan & Alex Chi
Sung Kim & Youngsuk “YS” Chi
Claudia Y. Pak and Eun S. Cho
James R. Cho
Cay & Sang Cho
Jian Ham & Han Choi
Kyung Hee & Jaesup Choi
Grace & Andrew Chung
Erica & David Chung
Sunyoung & Edward Chung
Hajin Lee & Michael Chung
Jeena & Rex Chung
Wonah Song & William M. Denkin
Laura & Mun K. Hong
Katie Song & Mike Joo
Sara Kim & Daniel Kim
Daniella Suh & Jonathan C. Kim
Clara Chung & Kevin Kim
Michelle Kang Kim & Michael Kim
Sun & Young Kim
Gina Chon & Joseph Kong
Eun Sun Chun & Eliot Lee
So-Chung Shinn & Tony W. Lee
Karen Na
Michelle Lee & Chul Pak
Hwa Jin Lee & Chul-Joon Park
Jennifer & Roger Park
Jung Lee & Andrew Sanders
Sandra & James Seo
Alisa Uri Ko & Jeffrey Seo
Kyung B. Yoon & George Wang
James Wohn
Katherine & S. Steven Yang
Past Honorees/
Keynote Speakers
2013
2009
John Y. Kim, Vice Chairman and
Chief Investment Officer, New York Life
Andrew B. Kim, Co-Founder,
Sit/Kim International Investment
Martha Choe, Chief Administrative Officer,
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
Jim Yong Kim, President, Dartmouth College
2012
Youngsuk “YS” Chi, Vice Chairman, Elsevier
2008
Yongmaan (YM) Park, Chairman & CEO,
Doosan Group
2011
Higgin Kim, CEO, Byucksan Engineering
Howard K. Koh, US Asst. Secretary for Health
2010
Sung-Joo Kim, CEO, MCM
Ambassador Wonil Cho, Korean Consul
General to New York
2007
William Rhodes, Chairman, President & CEO
of Citibank N.A & Senior Vice Chairman of
Citigroup
Jeannie Park, Executive Editor,
People Magazine
Senator Paull Shin, Washington State Senate
2006
Dong-Jin Oh, CEO, Samsung
Electronics America
The Hong Family, Bear USA
Ford Foundation
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Board of Directors and Staff
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
James Wohn, President
Senior Vice President
Capital One Bank
James R. Cho, Secretary
Assistant U.S. Attorney
U.S. Attorney’s Office
Gina Chon, Treasurer
Vice President
Peterson Management
Jeffrey Ahn
Medical Doctor
Park Avenue Sinus & Allergy Center
Alex Chi
Managing Partner
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Eun S. Cho
Portfolio Manager
Victory Capital Management, Inc.
Sang Cho
President & CEO
Prestige Corporation
Eun Sun Chun
Partner
212box Architecture PC
Andrew Chung
Managing Director
The Carlyle Group
Michael Chung
Partner
Arrowgrass Capital Partners
Mun K. Hong, MD
Director
Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory and
Interventional Cardiology
St. Luke’s Roosevelt Hospital
Kevin Kim
Principal
Mill Road Ventures, LLC
Peter Kim
Manager
The Bridgespan Group
Sara Kim
President & CEO
SK Management Consulting
Tony W. Lee
Co-Founder & Managing Partner
One Rock Capital Partners
Chul-Joon Park
Founder and CEO
&Beyond
Jennifer Park
Philanthropist
Suzane (Soo) Rhee Brown
Executive Director and Head of
U.S. Philanthropy
Morgan Stanley
Jung Lee Sanders
Founding Director
Art Projects International
James Seo
Managing Director
Hanley Advisors
STAFF
Kyung B. Yoon
Executive Director
Brennan Gang
Program Officer
Jennifer Kim
Operations Manager
Christine Oh
Philanthropy Officer
Joyce Yoo
Administrative & Communications Associate
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Advisory Members
PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL
Juju Chang
ABC News
Youngsuk “YS” Chi
Chairman, Management Committee, Elsevier
John Y. Kim
Vice Chairman and Chief Investment Officer,
New York Life
Suok Noh
Managing Director, Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Sung Chul Whang
Associate General Counsel, Olayan America
Owner, West Side Taekwondo
HONOREE COUNCIL
David Steel
Executive Vice President, Samsung
Woo Suk Song
Private Investor
Sarah (BJ) Sung
Public Affairs Manager, Consolidated Edison
Co. of New York
Jun Chul Whang
Partner, Jacob Medinger & Finnegan LLP;
Owner, West Side Taekwondo
S. Steven Yang, MD
Clinical Associate Professor of Orthopedic
Surgery, NYU School of Medicine;
Principal, The Hand Center of the NYU
Langone Medical Center-Hospital for
Joint Diseases
Andrew B. Kim
Co-founder, Sit/Kim International Investment
ADVISORY COUNCIL
Higgin Kim
CEO, Byucksan Engineering
John Hong, MD
KACF Honorary Chair
Sung-Joo Kim
CEO, MCM
Aiyoung Choi
Chair Emeritus, Korean American
Family Service Center
Chang Rae Lee
Writer and Professor, Princeton University
BOARD ALUMNI COUNCIL
Sarah Chung
Partner, Luxe Brand Advisors
Wonah Song Denkin
Philanthropist
Patricia Han
Designer
Shin Choi
Fashion Designer & CEO, Shin Choi
Rex Chung
Managing Director, Client and Partner Group,
KKR
Ted Kang
Managing Partner and Co-Founder,
Kylin Management, LLC
Bomsinae Kim
Philanthropist
Kwanghee Kim
Founder, Korean American Family Service
Center
Eubin Kim
Art Director, Kaplan Thaler Group
Taeja Kim Lee
Philanthropist
Mark T. Kim
Chief Financial Officer, D.C. Water and
Sewer Authority
Edmund K. Kwan, MD
Plastic Surgeon, New York Presbyterian
Hospital - Cornell
Joey Lee
President, Cosmos
William W. Lee, MD
Cardiologist, Valley Hospital
Karen Na
Branch Manager, JPMorgan Chase
J. Robin Moon
Chief Operating Officer, Grameen PrimaCare
Jin Hyoung Seo
Co-Founder & Chairman, Global GTC
Co-Founder, Azygo
Jeannie Park
Former Executive Editor, People Magazine
Song Nam Suk
U.S. Eastern Regional Director, KOWIN
Grace Lyu-Volckhausen
President, Tiger Baron Foundation
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Steering Committee
Formed in 2005, the Korean American Community Foundation’s Steering Committee (SC) is comprised of young working professionals in New York with a deep passion for their community. The SC
supports the KACF Board by providing resources to execute various initiatives. SC members work to
increase awareness of KACF’s mission and inspire new members to volunteer their time to support
the organization. What essentially began as a handful of volunteers has evolved into a larger, more
structured group of dedicated committee members who can be relied upon to support all KACF
initiatives, from organizing events to working with grantee partner organizations.
Michael Betourney
Kiki Han
Dan Lee
Catherine Choi
Jane Kang
James Lee
Linda Choi
Cathi Kim
Mark Lee
Michelle Choi
Insoo Kim
Sue Jin Lee
Michael Chong
Irin Kim
Juli Min
Grace Chung
Jennifer Kim
Catherine Oh
Josh Chung
Jiwoo (Jessica) Kim
Jihea Park
David Gogh
Jonathan Kim
Miry Shim
Sandra Ha
Kijung Kim
Shawnalei Tamayose
Christina Lee
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Who We Are
The Korean American Community Foundation transforms and empowers communities through
philanthropy, volunteerism and inter-community bridge building. KACF pursues these goals through
grantmaking that promotes self-sufficiency for the underserved and under-resourced, through raising awareness of needs and issues, and by fostering a culture of giving.
Our vision is a vibrant Korean American community working together to strengthen our society.
Founded in 2002, the Korean American Community Foundation has grown to become a trusted
source of philanthropy within the Korean and Asian American communities in greater New York
area. To date, KACF has made $3.8 million in grants to community-based organizations working to
improve lives and transform communities.
What We Do
KACF provides grants and capacity-building assistance to nonprofit organizations working to address the most pressing needs in the Korean American community and beyond. We foster philanthropic giving among Korean Americans, the general public, corporations and foundations by
providing our supporters with an effective vehicle to magnify the impact of their giving and to build
bridges across generations and communities.
KACF of San Francisco
With committed local leaders from the Bay Area, KACF officially launched our west coast affiliate,
Korean American Community Foundation of San Francisco (KACF-SF) in 2014 to promote the Foundation’s mission of helping our neighbors and cultivating a culture of giving in the Korean American
community. The affiliate shares our mission and its work will focus on addressing the issues and
needs in the local community. KACF is also very committed to the Korean and Asian American communities in the greater metropolitan New York area, and KACF-SF will be an important partner in our
work to advance Korean American philanthropic participation, voice and influence.
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Philanthropy
KACF is committed to instilling a strategic and collective
culture of giving among Korean Americans.
KACF promotes philanthropy among Korean Americans by raising awareness about the issues affecting our community. The fundraising events throughout the year serve as channels to raise funds
in support of KACF’s work and also to engage in a dialogue about community issues and to foster
a culture of giving.
KACF instills philanthropic leadership by providing an organized vehicle for giving and by mobilizing
and encouraging its supporters to become active participants in their communities. By leveraging
their expertise and financial resources, donors and volunteers are empowered to provide solutions
to these community issues.
A Dollar A Day for Our
Neighbors Campaign
Building on KACF’s founding commitment to
foster a grassroots culture of giving, A Dollar
A Day for Our Neighbors campaign connects
a network of community-minded individuals to
live by the philosophy that “a dollar a day” can
make a difference.
Golf Classic
The Golf Classic has become a signature fund-
Team KACF in the TD
Five Boro Bike Tour
raising event for KACF in which donors, vol-
KACF has participated in the TD Five Boro
unteers, and supporters get together for an
Bike Tour since 2012. Each year, a team of bik-
enjoyable golf outing in support of KACF’s
ers commits to raise community awareness and
dedication to improving lives and strengthen-
funds as they pedal across all five boroughs of
ing our community.
New York City in support of KACF.
Team KACF in the TCS
New York City Marathon
Steering Committee’s
Summer Benefit
Since 2010, Team KACF has raised funds
Each summer, KACF’s Steering Committee,
through the TCS New York City Marathon to
a group of young professionals who share a
help strengthen our community. Each year, a
deep passion for helping our community, hosts
group of dedicated runners push their endur-
a Summer Benefit to raise funds and promote
ance to complete a grueling 26.2 miles to help
KACF’s work in their networks. This event helps
advance KACF’s mission of transforming and
increase awareness of KACF’s work, recruit new
empowering communities.
volunteers and inspire them to get involved.
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Grantmaking
KACF seeks to help vulnerable individuals and families
to lead safe and healthy lives.
The Foundation pursues this goal through its grantmaking by supporting organizations that are making a difference in underserved and under-resourced communities. KACF prioritizes programs that
address senior and youth empowerment, economic security, inter-community development, safety,
and health, especially programs that help individuals and families to become self-sufficient.
Community Grants Committee
Since its founding, KACF has recognized the importance of strengthening partnerships among organizations and individuals who share a collective commitment to improving our community, and this
is reflected in the Foundation’s participatory grantmaking process. KACF seeks to bridge gaps of
understanding between the donor and grantee partner communities by engaging volunteers in
grantmaking. The goals are two-fold—to help the volunteers gain a better understanding about
community issues and grassroots solutions, and to provide grant applicants with an opportunity to
share their expertise and cultivate new allies. In 2009, the Foundation formalized this participatory
grantmaking model by activating a Community Grants Committee (CGC) comprising volunteers
with diverse personal and professional experiences. Following comprehensive trainings, CGC members read grant proposals, visit applicant organizations under the guidance of the KACF Program
Officer, and make funding recommendations to a smaller Board committee. Through this process,
the Foundation aims to develop a cohort of educated and engaged community volunteers.
2014 CGC Members
HeeWon Brindle-Khym
Jason Chang
James Cho, Chair
HuiWon Choi
Michelle Choi
Michael Chong
Andrew Chung
Grace Chung
Josh Chung
Michael Chung
Yoo Joung Kim
Catherine Park
Jina Freiberg
Helen Koh
Christie Park
Sung-ah Han
Richard Kwon
Jennifer Park
Clara Jung
Eunice Lee
Jenny Park
Irene Kang Liu
John Lee
Steve Park
Jennifer Kim
Joon Lee
Haeya Yim
Peter Kim
Mark Lee
Edmond Yoo
Rebecca Kim
Michelle Lee
Janet Yoo
Cathy Oh
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2014 Community Grants
American Cancer Society
Eastern Division Asian Initiatives
Grant Amount: $24,000
Apex for Youth
Grant Amount: $30,000
Apex for Youth empowers underserved youth,
The American Cancer Society Eastern Division
particularly Asian American students in New
launched the Asian Initiatives in 2006 to pro-
York City, through a combination of one-to-one
vide cancer awareness and support services
mentoring relationships and educational pro-
to the Asian community in a linguistically and
grams. The KACF grant supports quality men-
culturally appropriate manner. The KACF grant
toring and educational programs to youth from
supports the Asian Initiatives in promoting
low-income Asian American communities and
health education, providing cancer preven-
outreach to the Korean American youth.
tion and detection programs and offering case
management that includes patient navigation
and counseling for Korean American women.
American Wheat Mission in NJ
Grant Amount: $20,000
American Wheat Mission provides art-based
therapy, fellowship aimed at improved socialization, and life-skills activities to Korean American children and adults with developmental
disabilities. The KACF grant supports wellness
education and fitness programs.
Asian Americans for Equality
(AAFE)
Grant Amount: $30,000
AAFE is one of New York’s leading housing,
social service and community development
organizations. The KACF grant assists low-income English Language Learner youth in high
school an opportunity to develop their leadership skills, improve their academics, and enroll
in college as well as help counsel the youth
and their parents on how to access college
financial aid.
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Asian Women’s Christian
Association (AWCA)
Grant Amount: $25,000
Coalition for Asian American
Children & Families (CACF)
Grant Amount: $30,000
AWCA’s mission is to help the individual and
CACF aims to improve the health and well-be-
the community through professional counsel-
ing of Asian Pacific American (APA) children
ing, social welfare services, cultural and ed-
in New York City. The KACF grant supports
ucational programs for Asian individuals and
the Asian American Student Advocacy Project
families according to the spirit of Christianity.
(ASAP), a pan-Asian youth empowerment pro-
The KACF grant supports its Senior Center in
gram designed to train high school students to
providing ESL class, benefits counseling and
become school and community leaders.
free lunch program.
Bronx Korean American
Senior Citizens Association
Grant Amount: $30,000
Coro New York Leadership Center
(Coro)
Grant Amount: $15,000
Coro’s mission is to build the leadership com-
The Bronx Korean American Senior Citizens As-
munity of New York City. The KACF grant en-
sociation aims to help Korean American seniors
sures participation of three Korean American
in the Bronx improve their mental and emo-
leaders from KACF grantee partner organiza-
tional health and strengthen their economic
tions in its immigrant leadership program.
stability through social service counseling. The
as computer literacy class, recreational activi-
Day One New York
Grant Amount: $20,000
ties, and entitlement assistance.
Day One partners with New York City youth
KACF grant supports its senior programs such
to end dating abuse and domestic violence
CAAAV: Organizing
Asian Communities
Grant Amount: $20,000
through preventive education, supportive
services, legal advocacy and leadership development. The KACF grant supports collabora-
CAAAV Organizing Asian Communities is a
tive efforts to address teen dating and sexual
pan-Asian
violence (TDSV) and increase safety for young
community-based
organization
that builds the power of low-income Asian im-
people at risk or experiencing TDSV.
migrants and refugees in New York City. The
KACF grant helps Asian public housing residents understand their tenant rights and provide leadership training to the tenants.
Center for Opportunities,
Choices and Outcomes (COCO)
Grant Amount: $30,000
COCO was founded in 2000 by a group of Korean parents with children with disabilities with
ization activities to support the overall growth
EnoB
Grant Amount: $14,000
and quality of life of these children. The KACF
EnoB’s founders believe that the power of cul-
grant supports socialization and recreational
ture and arts can make positive impacts in the
activities to children with disabilities and offer
lives of vulnerable children and their families.
support to their families.
The KACF grant supports music therapy/re-
the mission to provide recreational and social-
spite services to children with disabilities and
their families, seniors, and residents of shelters.
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Korean American Community
Center of New York
Grant Amount: $30,000
The mission of Korean American Community
Center of New York is to help recent Korean
immigrants to make a smooth transition in
adjusting to their new living environment and
to become productive members of American
society. The KACF grant assists low-income
application assistance, and social security pol-
Korean American Senior Citizen’s
Association of New Jersey
Grant Amount: $30,000
icy education.
The Korean American Senior Citizen’s Associa-
Korean adults and seniors in receiving benefits
counseling, ESOL workshops, naturalization
tion of New Jersey was established as a central
location for seniors to gather for social, cultural and educational activities. The KACF grant
helps Korean American seniors to participate
in educational and recreational classes and receive entitlement counseling.
Korean American Senior Citizen’s
Association of New York
Grant Amount: $25,000
Korean American Family Service
Center
Grant Amount: $25,000
The Korean American Senior Citizen’s Associ-
The Korean American Family Service Center
empower them to be self-sufficient and inde-
ation of New York (KASCANY) assists senior
citizens with the integration process and to
(KAFSC), the first domestic violence organiza-
pendent. The KACF grant supports education-
tion dedicated to serving the Korean American
al and recreational activities and entitlement
community in the New York area, aims to pre-
assistance to Korean seniors in Staten Island.
vent and put an end to violence of any form in
ter and support services for women and chil-
Korean Community Services of
Metropolitan New York (KCS)
Grant Amount: $25,000
dren facing crisis.
The KCS’s mission is to support and assist mem-
the home and in intimate partner relationships.
The KACF grant supports the emergency shel-
bers of the Korean immigrant society through
a wide range of social service programs and
eventually improve the quality of their lives to
be healthy and productive individuals in their
new homeland. The KACF grant helps low-income and underserved Korean women access
breast cancer screenings and follow up services.
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Milal Mission in New York
Grant Amount: $25,000
Sanctuary for Families
Grant Amount: $30,000
Mil Al Mission in New York aims to help chil-
Sanctuary for Families is a leading provider of
dren and adults with developmental disabilities
integrated services for domestic violence vic-
and their families achieve a sense of self-deter-
tims and their children in New York City. The
mination and independence through thera-
KACF grant supports legal representation to
peutic and skills-building activities. The KACF
Korean domestic violence survivors, training
grant supports educational, recreational and
and technical assistance on legal issues to Ko-
physical activities as well as vocational and res-
rean and Asian social service providers, and
idential program to Korean American children
outreach to Korean domestic violence and traf-
and adults with disabilities.
ficking victims on rights and available resources.
MinKwon Center for
Community Action
Grant Amount: $30,000
YWCA of Queens
Grant Amount: $25,000
MinKwon Center provides services in immigrant
for children, youth, adults, seniors as well as arts
rights, education, social service, and cultural
and culture programs and aims to fill the gaps
preservation. The KACF grant assists Korean
in the community through its multi-generation-
and Asian American high school students in
al and cross-cultural services. The KACF grant
developing and strengthening their leadership
supports entitlement assistance to low-income
YWCA of Queens offers educational programs
through skills-building workshops, and hands-
individuals and families and counseling service
on community service.
to those in crisis.
Restore NYC
Grant Amount: $25,000
Restore NYC provides aftercare services for internationally sex-trafficked women in New York
City, with the vision of providing long-term
housing for victims as well as safe and secure
environment to recover and transition to a
healthy and sustainable life. The KACF grant
supports aftercare program for sex trafficked
survivors, which includes counseling, case
management, legal and medical advocacy, job
training, and safehouse services.
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2014 Community Grants
at a Glance
ISSUE AREAS
9.8%
● Economic Security: $55,000
21.5%
● Health: $138,000
24.7%
● Inter-Community Development: $55,000
● Safety: $80,000
19.7%
● Senior Empowerment: $110,000
14.3%
9.8%
● Youth Empowerment: $120,000
G R A N T E E PA R T N E R B U D G E T S I Z E
45%
59%
Percentage of grantee partners who have
an organizational budget less than $500,000
Percentage of grantee partners who have
an organizational budget less than $1M
SERVICES SUPPORTED
P O P U L AT I O N S E R V E D
Cancer Screening
Immigrant and Korean/
Asian American youth
Citizenship Assistance
Counseling
Domestic Violence/Trafficking
Education & Outreach
ESL Classes
Health/Wellness Education
Leadership Development
Legal Assistance
Mental Health
Education & Outreach
Women and children
affected by domestic violence
and human trafficking
Seniors in Staten Island,
Bronx and Bergen County,
New Jersey
Low-income immigrant
women
Adults and youth with
disabilities
Public housing residents
Mentoring
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Capacity Building
Initiative Program
KACF’s Capacity Building Initiative aims to build up the infrastructure and strengthen the capacity of
its grantee partners. In this work, the Foundation takes a two-pronged approach to meet the needs
of grantee partners who are in different stages of organizational development and have varying
capacity building concerns. The goal of the Initiative is to affect positive change within the organizations and the community as a whole.
The TA Grant aims to help Staff and Board of
Technical Assistance (TA) Grants
Capacity Building
Fellowship Program
grantee partners increase their capacity to lead
In 2013, KACF launched the Capacity Build-
and manage their organizations. Current grant-
ing Fellowship Program with two goals: 1) to
ee partners are eligible to apply for grants up
strengthen Korean American nonprofits, specif-
to $2500 throughout the year to build their
ically our grantee partners, through linguistically
organization’s infrastructure and leadership in
and culturally sensitive technical assistance, and
such areas as financial management, Board/
2) to develop a cohort of bilingual and bi-cul-
Staff development, communications, fundrais-
tural nonprofit professionals who are critically
ing and technology.
needed in the Korean American community.
• Breast Treatment Task Force
Fundraising Strategy
• The Child Center of New York
Communications & Website Strategy
•EnoB
Board & Staff Retreat
• Korean American Behavioral Health
Association
Website Development
• New York Asian Women’s Center
Communications Strategy
• The Possibility Project
Staff Retreat
Chantal Kim joined as KACF’s first Fellow late
last year, and a number of organizations have
already benefited from capacity development
support for the first time. The results of her
work with these organizations have been powerful. Seemingly abstract theoretical frameworks have been able to translate across language and culture to reinvigorate the passion
of board members. Organizations are reviewing and refining their mission statement for the
first time in years to ensure that their programs,
board and staff are aligned, while both the first
and second generation staff leaders are taking
time to think of creative ways to make the organization stronger and more effective. This is
only the beginning, and there is great potential
to strengthen and enhance the capabilities of
our grantee partners and in turn allow these organizations to serve their communities better.
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Grantee Partners (2003-2014)
Organization
Years Funded
American Cancer Society Eastern Division Asian Initiatives
2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2013, 2014
American Wheat Mission of New Jersey
2008, 2009, 2010, 2014
Apex for Youth
2012, 2013, 2014
Asian Americans for Equality
2008, 2009, 2010, 2013, 2014
Asian Women’s Christian Association
2003, 2005, 2006, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2014
Big Brothers and Big Sisters of New York City
2011, 2012
Breast Treatment Task Force
2011, 2012, 2013
Bronx Korean American Senior Citizens Association
2012, 2013, 2014
Brooklyn Elder Korean American Foundation
2009, 2010, 2011
CAAAV: Organizing Asian Communities
2014
Center for Opportunities, Choices & Outcomes
2012, 2013, 2014
The Child Center of New York
2011, 2012, 2013
Coalition for Asian American Children and Families
2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2012, 2013, 2014
Community Senior Center of Flushing
2006, 2007, 2011
Coro New York Leadership Center
2014
Day One New York
2014
EnoB
2013, 2014
Family Touch
2009, 2010, 2011
Hamilton-Madison House
2010, 2011, 2012
Holy Name Health Care Foundation
2010, 2011, 2012
Korean American Association for Rehabilitation of the Disabled
2006, 2007, 2008
Korean American Behavioral Health Association
2011, 2012, 2013
Korean American Community Center of New York
2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2012, 2013, 2014
Korean American Family Service Center
2003, 2004, 2006, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2014
Korean American Senior Citizen’s Association of New Jersey
2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2012, 2013, 2014
Korean American Senior Citizens Association of New York
2010, 2011, 2012, 2014
Korean Community Services of Metropolitan New York
2004, 2006, 2007, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2014
Korean Family Counseling and Research Center
2003, 2005, 2006
Mil Al Mission in New York
2003, 2004, 2006, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2014
MinKwon Center for Community Action
(formerly known as YKASEC)
2009, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2014
National Asian Pacific American Women’s Forum
(10th Anniversary Fund)
2012
New York Asian Women’s Center
2006, 2007, 2008, 2011, 2012, 2013
New York Asian Women’s Center, Project Speak Out
(Inter-Community Development Fund)
2010-2011
New York Immigration Coalition (Inter-Community
Development Fund)
2012
Restore New York City
2010, 2011, 2012, 2014
Sanctuary for Families
2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2013, 2014
The Possibility Project (Inter-Community Development Fund - 2011)
2011, 2012, 2013
Women in Need Center (formerly known as Rainbow Center)
2003, 2004, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2011
YWCA of Queens
2006, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2014
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2014 Sponsors
DIAMOND
Janice Lee & Joseph Bae
P L AT I N U M
Priscilla & Jeffrey Ahn
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2014 Sponsors
GOLD
3$8/621
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Julie & Jason Chon
Hajin Lee & Michael Chung
Jeena & Rex Chung
Melissa Ko & Douglas Hahn
Laura & Mun K. Hong
So-Chung Shinn & Tony W. Lee
S I LV E R
Anonymous
Gina Chon & Joseph Kong
Helen Shim-Chang, MD
& Jason Chang
Chul Pak & Michelle Lee/
WSGR Foundation
Cay & Sang Cho
Jennifer & Roger Park
Susan & Chul Chung
Kyung B. Yoon & George Wang
Wonah Song & William M. Denkin
The Whang Family
Clara Chung & Kevin Kim
James Wohn
Michelle Kang Kim & Michael Kim
Katherine & S. Steven Yang
B E N E FA C T O R S
Jay & Ellen Hass
Sona & Harry Jho
Hee-Jung &
John J. Moon
Grace Lyu Volckhausen
Joe Wenke
List in formation as of 10/24
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Corporate Sponsor
Profiles
3LAB Inc.
3LAB was founded in 2003 by David and Erica Chung. As the first Korean Americans to create a
global skincare brand, 3LAB is also one of the first skincare companies to introduce bio-engineered
growth hormones and apple stem cell technology. Headquartered in Englewood, New Jersey; this
unique skin care line boasts a list of celebrities. Distributed in 15 countries worldwide and currently
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3LAB is revered by the skincare industry as the first to introduce the newest and technically advanced products because of its Ivy League affiliated R&D facilities. Due to its in house manufacturing
equipment, 3LAB can combine the most innovative technology and advanced ingredients available
with efficacious formulations. All of these facets result in highly effective, high-end skincare products
that improve the health and beauty of the skin by reversing skin damage and combating the signs
of aging. For more information please visit www.3lab.com.
AQR
AQR is a global investment management firm built at the intersection of financial theory and practical application. We strive to deliver superior, long-term results for our clients by looking past market
noise to identify and isolate what matters most, and by developing ideas that stand up to rigorous
testing. Our focus on practical insights and analysis has made us leaders in alternative and traditional
strategies since 1998.
AQR is based in Greenwich, Connecticut, with offices in Chicago, Los Angeles, London, Sydney and
Bermuda. The firm employs more than 440 people, more than one-third of whom have advanced
degrees. AQR clients include institutional investors, such as pension funds, insurance companies,
endowments, foundations and sovereign wealth funds, as well as registered investment advisors. As
of September 30, 2014, we managed approximately $114.7 billion.
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AMOREPACIFIC Corporation
Since its foundation in 1945, AMOREPACIFIC Corporation has been supporting Asians in their pursuit of beauty, while introducing the beauty of Korea to women all around the world. Based on the
company’s founding spirit that lies in its commitment to R&D, AMOREPACIFIC has gained a technological edge by drawing inspirations from nature and eastern medicine. In addition to its operations
in China, France, and the United States, the company continues to expand its presence globally. In
order to enhance sustainability in the world, AMOREPACIFIC is also devoted to developing sustainable products, and engaging in corporate social responsibility activities.
Bank of America Merrill Lynch
Bank of America is one of the world’s largest financial institutions, serving large corporations, smalland middle-market businesses and individual consumers in more than 150 countries with a full range
of banking, investing, asset management and other financial and risk management products and
services. Bank of America Merrill Lynch is a global leader in corporate and investment banking and
trading across a broad range of asset classes, serving corporations, governments, institutions and
individuals around the world. The company provides, through various banking and broker-dealer
affiliates, M&A advice, equity and debt capital raising solutions, lending, risk management, treasury,
liquidity, and payments management. Bank of America Corporation stock (NYSE: BAC) is listed on
the New York Stock Exchange. For additional information regarding Bank of America Merrill Lynch,
please see www.bankofamerica.com/disclaimer.
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New York Life Insurance Company
New York Life Insurance Company, a Fortune 100 company founded in 1845, is the largest mutual
life insurance company in the United States* and one of the largest life insurers in the world. New
York Life has the highest possible financial strength ratings currently awarded to any life insurer
from all four of the major credit rating agencies: A.M. Best (A++), Fitch (AAA), Moody’s Investors
Service (Aaa), Standard & Poor’s (AA+).** Headquartered in New York City, New York Life’s family of
companies offers life insurance, retirement income, investments and long-term care insurance. New
York Life Investments*** provides institutional asset management and retirement plan services. Other
New York Life affiliates provide an array of securities products and services, as well as retail mutual
funds. Please visit New York Life’s website at www.newyorklife.com for more information.
*Based on revenue as reported by Fortune magazine, 6/16/14. **Individual independent rating agency commentary as of 8/13/14.
***A service mark used by New York Life Investment Management Holdings LLC and its subsidiary, New York Life Investment
Management LLC.
Reed Elsevier
Reed Elsevier is a world leading provider of information solutions for professionals. We help scientists make new discoveries, lawyers win cases, doctors save lives, corporations build commercial relationships, insurance companies assess risk, and government and financial institutions detect fraud.
We are also the world’s largest exhibitions company. Reed Elsevier is the parent company to Elsevier,
LexisNexis Legal & Professional, LexisNexis Risk Solutions, Reed Business Information, and Reed
Exhibitions. Elsevier is a world-leading publisher of scientific, technical, and medical information
products and services. The company works in partnership with the global science and health communities to publish more than 2,000 journals, including The Lancet and Cell, and over 20,000 book
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is a world leading provider of legal, regulatory and news & business information to legal, corporate,
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New York: RUK and ENL.
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P L AT I N U M S P O N S O R
We Congratulate
Corporate Honoree
Jin Roy Ryu
And
Keynote Speaker
Gen. Colin L. Powell
For Their Outstanding Leadership
And Contributions
We Are Proud To Support KACF
And Its Pioneering Work
In The Community
JEFFREY & PRISCILLA AHN
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P L AT I N U M S P O N S O R
Arrowgrass Capital
Partners
Offers its Best Wishes to
The Korean American
Community Foundation
on their annual Gala
Congratulations to
Chairman Jin Roy Ryu
and
General Colin L. Powell
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P L AT I N U M S P O N S O R
Making things better, one life at a time
Thank you for leading the way. Bank of America Merrill Lynch is proud to support the
Korean American Community Foundation’s Annual Gala. Congratulations to honoree
Jin Roy Ryu, Chairman & CEO, Poongsan Group, on your well-deserved recognition.
For marketing disclaimer, visit bankofamerica.com/disclaimer
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P L AT I N U M S P O N S O R
Above and Beyond
&Beyond would like to congratulate Honoree Jin Roy Ryu, Chairman and
CEO of Poongsan Group and General Colin L. Powell, former United
States Secretary of State. We salute KACF for its ongoing commitment to
empowering lives and transforming communities.
BOS
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P L AT I N U M S P O N S O R
The Kim Foundation
congratulates
this year’s Honoree,
Jin Roy Ryu,
and Keynote Speaker,
General Colin L. Powell
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P L AT I N U M S P O N S O R
#68
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the good around you.
We are proud to support the Korean
American Community Foundation
and its efforts to keep good going.
Our warmest congratulations to tonight’s
honoree, Jin Roy Ryu.
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P L AT I N U M S P O N S O R
Elsevier congratulates
Jin Roy Ryu
and General Colin L. Powell
We applaud their outstanding
accomplishments and dedicated service.
We congratulate the
Korean American Community Foundation
for its inspirational work to enrich the community.
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performance of science, health, and technology professionals, empowering them
to make better decisions, deliver better care, and sometimes make
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P L AT I N U M S P O N S O R
LexisNexis congratulates
Jin Roy Ryu
and General Colin L. Powell
for their exemplary leadership and continued
positive impact on society.
We congratulate the
Korean American Community Foundation
for its inspirational work to enrich the community.
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P L AT I N U M PA G E
BROWN RUDNICK LLP
is proud to sponsor
The Korean American Community Foundation’s
2014 Annual Gala
in honor of our friend and colleague
Michael Chung
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GOLD SPONSOR
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GOLD SPONSOR
Congratulations
to the
Korean American
Community Foundation
for 12 outstanding
years of service.
We are proud to be
supporters of your work.
Julie & Jason Chon
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GOLD SPONSOR
Here’s to community
outreach that goes well
beyond the neighborhood.
Citi is proud to support the Korean American
Community Foundation Annual Gala.
We salute KACF’s dedication to transforming and
empowering communities through philanthropy,
volunteerism and inter-community relations, resulting
in greater self-sufficiency, heightened awareness of the
issues and a deeply-rooted culture of giving.
It is through efforts like these that all of our communities
can thrive. Thank you.
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GOLD SPONSOR
The Chung Family
is honored to be
a proud supporter
of KACF.
We congratulate
all members, supporters,
and friends for your
dedication and support to
the community at large.
Jeena & Rex Chung
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GOLD SPONSOR
Fidelity National Title Insurance Company
Is Proud to Support the Fine Efforts of
Korean American Community Foundation
And Wish them Continued Success
Fidelity National Title Insurance Company
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GOLD SPONSOR
Goldman Sachs
is a proud supporter of the
Korean American Community Foundation
2014 Annual Gala
2014
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GOLD SPONSOR
We are proud to support the
Korean American Community Foundation
for its work in empowering the lives of
the underserved and transforming
our communities.
Melissa Ko and Douglas Hahn
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GOLD SPONSOR
The Hong Family
congratulates Honoree
Mr. Jin Roy Ryu
and Keynote Speaker
General Colin L. Powell
The Hong Family
wishes to thank
the KACF supporters
for their generosity.
Alexander, Elizabeth,
Caroline, Laura, and
Mun K. Hong
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GOLD SPONSOR
We salute KACF
for its inspirational work
in community service.
Congratulations to
Jin Roy Ryu
and
General Colin L. Powell
for their leadership and
outstanding achievements.
So-Chung Shinn & Tony W. Lee
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GOLD SPONSOR
MCM is proud to support the Korean aMeriCan CoMMunity Foundation.
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Paulson & Co.
is a proud supporter
of the Korean American
Community Foundation
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GOLD SPONSOR
CONGRATULATIONS
TO KACF ON ANOTHER
EXCEPTIONAL YEAR
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and Samsung Open Innovation Center
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GOLD SPONSOR
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KACF Annual Gala
and Congratulate
This Year’s Honoree
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We congratulate and
thank KACF for their
hard work and we
applaud tonight’s honoree,
Mr. Jin Roy Ryu,
and keynote speaker,
General Colin L. Powell
for their support
and generosity.
Helen, Jason, Allison and Alex Chang
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S I LV E R S P O N S O R
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S I LV E R S P O N S O R
Congratulations to
Corporate Honoree
Jin Roy Ryu
and Keynote Speaker
General Colin L. Powell.
Thank you to KACF and its
Grantee Partners for your
outstanding work in the community.
Ethan, Gina & Joseph Kong
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S I LV E R S P O N S O R
212box A R C HITEC TUR E PC
proudly supports KACF.
Congratulations to Honoree Jin Roy Ryu and
Keynote Speaker General Colin L. Powell
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S I LV E R S P O N S O R
We are proud to support KACF
and salute tonight’s Honoree
Jin Roy Ryu
and Keynote Speaker
General Colin L. Powell
for their work in the community.
Susan & Chul Chung
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S I LV E R S P O N S O R
Wonah, William, Devon and
Derek Denkin
would like to
congratulate
KACF
for all of its achievements.
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S I LV E R S P O N S O R
is proud to support the
Korean American Community Foundation
Hansol America, Inc.
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2014 ANNUAL GALA 59
S I LV E R S P O N S O R
Hogan Lovells is pleased to support the
Korean American Community Foundation
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S I LV E R S P O N S O R
Congratulations on another great year!
Abacus Master Jeonghee Lee and the Abakidz program are
proud to support the Korean American Community Foundation.
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S I LV E R S P O N S O R
Kobre & Kim Proudly Supports the
Korean American Community Foundation
and Congratulates this Year’s Gala Honoree
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We support your mission to strengthen the
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S I LV E R S P O N S O R
along with
Michelle Lee
and
Chul Pak
are proud to support the
Korean American
Community Foundation
The WSGR Foundation was created
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We are proud to support the
Korean American Community Foundation and
celebrate the accomplishments of extraordinary individuals
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for his work and leadership for positive, long-lasting change.
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We applaud
Korean American
Community Foundation
For providing grants and capacity-building assistance to
organizations working to address the most pressing needs
in the Korean American community and beyond.
We would like to congratulate this year’s honoree
Jin Roy Ryu
Mark L. Claster
Chairman, Board of Trustees
Michael J. Dowling
President & Chief Executive Officer
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S I LV E R PA G E
CONGRATULATES
The
Korean American Community Foundation
On Their Annual Gala
Honoring:
Mr. Jin Roy Ryu
Chairman & CEO of Poongsan Group
Keynote Speaker:
General Colin L. Powell
Stephen S. Mills, FACHE
.
President and Chief Executive Officer
John Sciortino, FACHE
Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer
Stephen Rimar, M.D., MBA
Executive Vice President and Chief Medical Officer
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S I LV E R S P O N S O R
We are proud to support
KACF
and salute
tonight’s honoree,
Jin Roy Ryu
and keynote speaker,
General Colin L. Powell,
for their leadership and service.
Jennifer & Roger Park
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S I LV E R S P O N S O R
is proud to support:
The 2014
Korean American
Community Foundation
Annual Gala
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S I LV E R S P O N S O R
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S I LV E R S P O N S O R
JAMES SEO
OF HANLEY ADVISORS
CONGRATULATES
HONOREE MR. JIN ROY RYU
AND
KEYNOTE SPEAKER GENERAL COLIN L. POWELL
FOR THEIR STRONG LEADERSHIP
AND OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENTS
WE ARE PROUD TO SUPPORT THE
KOREAN AMERICAN COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
AND ITS GRANTEE PARTNERS
1345 AVENUE OF THE AMERICAS, 27TH FLOOR, NEW YORK, NY 10105
[email protected]
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S I LV E R S P O N S O R
THANK YOU
TO KACF’S BOARD OF DIRECTORS
FOR YOUR COMMITMENT, VISION
AND LEADERSHIP
TO OUR REMARKABLE STAFF FOR
YOUR DEDICATION AND EXPERTISE
AND TO OUR GRANTEE PARTNERS
FOR YOUR OUTSTANDING WORK
IN THE COMMUNITY
IT IS A PRIVILEGE TO BE WORKING TOGETHER
TO IMPROVE THE LIVES OF OUR NEIGHBORS
AND TO STRENGTHEN OUR COMMUNITY!
KYUNG B. YOON
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
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S I LV E R S P O N S O R
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S I LV E R S P O N S O R
Congratulations
to our Corporate Honoree,
Jin Roy Ryu, and the
Grantee Partners of KACF
who do such important work
in the community!
Katherine, Steven, Caroline,
and Eliot Yang
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APPL AUDS
THE KOR E AN AMERICAN
COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
FOR ITS
PHIL ANTHROPIC WORK W ITH
THE KOR EAN A MER ICAN
COMMUNIT Y
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Congratulations
to John
Jin Roy
Congratulations to
Y. Ryu
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and Best
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CONGRATULATIONS TO
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COMMITMENT AND LEADERSHIP
TO STRENGTHEN THE KOREAN
AMERICAN COMMUNITY
ANDREW BYONG SOO KIM
WAN KYUN RHA KIM
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Congratulations KACF
on another year of excellence
in serving the community!
Sincerely,
John and Minsun Yoo
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On behalf of AKAM and its members
I congratulate the KACF on their 2014 Annual
Gala and commend them on their continued
outstanding contributions to the community.
Bernard J. Park, M.D.
President
Association of Korean American Medical Graduates
We proudly honor our good friend Jim Wohn
and the good works of the Korean American Community Foundation
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KALAGNY proudly supports
KACF
As part of KALAGNY's commitment to the local community, KALAGNY has been providing pro bono services to the community since 2008. Our pro bono clinics are held on the first Tuesday of every month in Flushing (Korean Community Services) and in Manhattan (Korean American Association of Greater New York). For details, please contact us: [email protected]. www.kalagny.org Congratulations to Kyung and KACF
on another great year!
God Bless,
Sam & Sunwoo
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EVERY
EVERY
B O DY
Congratulations to KACF
for over 10 years of dedication
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Face Lift • ҟ‫ࢎࡧ؀‬пడ୷ࣗ(Cheek Bone, Jaw Bone Reduction) • हԁ೒
(Facial Contouring, Implant) • ૑ߑ൚ੑ(Lipo Suction) • ࠂࠗ (Tummy Tuck) •
(Double
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ਬߑഛ‫(ࣗ୷؀‬Breast
Surgery)
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Reconstruction) Surgery)
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• ࠁఌझ
(botox), Juverderm
• Thermage
•
(Facial
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Implant) •• ۨ੉ઉ
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Suction)
• ࠂࠗ (Tummy Tuck) •
ೖࠗ੤ࢤ(Dermabrasion) • ѹ٘‫ٲ੉ی‬ղઁѢ(Remove Armpit Odor) •
ਬߑഛ‫(ࣗ୷؀‬Breast
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࢚୊(Scar Revision)
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Armpit Odor)
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Surgery) • ӈ઒উ‫୹جݶ‬
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(Across from Metropolitan
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Manhattan:
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New York, NY 10028
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(Across from Metropolitan
Museum of Art)
212.734.4488
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1016 Fifth Avenue
New York, NY 10028
(‫ݫ‬౟‫۽‬ಫܻ఍߅޴ҙѤցಞ)
(Across from Metropolitan
Museum of Art)
212.734.4488
CONGRATULATIONS
TO
KYUNG B. YOON
AND THE STAFF OF KACF
FOR 12 YEARS
OF IMPROVING LIVES
AND TRANSFORMING COMMUNITIES
• Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
• Member of American Society
of Plastic Surgeons
• Cornell Medical Center
• Sloan Kettering Cancer
Center-Reconstruction
• Cornell-New York
Presbyterian Hospital
PLEASE CALL FOR A FREE CONSULTATION
164-10 Northen Boulevard #213
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• Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
• Member of American Society
of Plastic Surgeons
• Cornell Medical Center
• Sloan Kettering Cancer
Center-Reconstruction
• Cornell-New York
Presbyterian Hospital
Flushing, NY 11358
718.661.4580
New Jersey:
2083 Center Avenue #2A
Fort Lee, NJ 07024
201.947.3636
• Board Certified
Plastic Surgeon
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Flushing, NY 11358
718.661.4580
New Jersey:
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Fort Lee, NJ 07024
201.947.3636
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The Korean American
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and tonight’s honoree
Jin Roy Ryu,
Chairman and CEO of Poongsan Group
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Our Mission
The Korean American Community Foundation
transforms and empowers communities through
philanthropy, volunteerism and inter-community
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grantmaking that promotes self-sufficiency for the
underserved and under-resourced, through raising
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