Founded by philanthrofolk in the Asian Affinity group at the Colorado Health Foundation in 2020, AAPIP-Rocky Mountain will serve as …

In 2015, AAPIP celebrated 25 years, a significant milestone for any organization.  For AAPIP, it was a special opportunity to …

In early 2010, we formed an exploratory committee, composed of staff from Silicon Valley based funders, corporations and community based organizations. After a year of planning, outreach and regional programming, we officially launched in 2011, becoming AAPIP’s tenth and newest chapter.

In 2002, we were the first chapter founded in the Pacific Northwest. Our membership hails from various parts of Washington and Oregon. Historically, the Seattle area was considered a major gateway for many immigrants including Asian American/Pacific Islanders (AAPIs).

Founded in 1990, we are AAPIP’s oldest and largest chapter whose roots spread both wide and deep within the philanthropic and non-profit communities in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Six years in the making, we became an official chapter in 2007. We continue to grow and evolve as a chapter, establishing a strong presence in the Delaware Valley.

Founded in 1990, we are AAPIP’s first chapter in the east coast. New York is home to the second largest Asian America/Pacific Islander (AAPI) population in the country.

Founded in 1999, our chapter reflects the local Asian American/Pacific Islander (AAPI) community. Our members represent a variety of histories and ethnicities, most notably Hmong and Southeast Asian refugees and Korean adoptees.

Founded in 2004, our region is home to many national Asian American/Pacific Islander (AAPI) advocacy organizations, national funders, as well as government agencies.

As one of AAPIP’s oldest and largest chapters, we are deeply committed to advocating for our Asian American/Pacific Islander (AAPI) communities in need since our founding in 1990.

Established in 1990, we hold the unique title of being both the birthplace of AAPIP’s first chapter in the Midwest and in 2002, the birthplace of the first AAPIP affiliated giving circle in the country!

Since our founding in 2000, we continue to cultivate a rich space for building connections between established members in the philanthropic and non-profit sectors and those who are just entering it.