Collaborative Opportunities for Raising Empowerment

CORE's work would not happen without the generous support and participation of the following individuals, companies, organizations and venues: Special thanks to our 2007 Donors, Partners Sponsors, Vendors and Participants: Miguel Alfonso, Jing Angeles, Asia Society, Asian Cinevision, Analisa Balares, Eliot Chang, Myke Christian, Catholic Action of Mary, Coalition for Asian Pacific Americans (CAPA), Credit Suisse, Design Fusion, Diverse City Theater, Jose and Melissa Enriquez, Essence Promotions, Inc., Lando Felix, Filipino American Human Services, Inc (FAHSI), Forbidden City, Sarah Gambito, Ron Gejon, ImaginAsian Theatre, JD Hokoyama, Leadership Education for Asian Pacifics, Inc. (LEAP), Joseph Legaspi, Victor Lirio, Luv 24/7 NYC Lounge and Bar, Kenny Kim, Tonet Mariano, Damon McIntyre, Tom Mello, Cely, Miralles, National Association of Asian American Professionals NY (NAAAP-NY), Nightingale Lounge, Oscar Printing Services, Inc., Pan American Concerned Citizens Action League, Inc. (PACCAL), Philippine Consulate General (NYC), Philippine New York Jaycees, Project by Project, Rebel NYC, Scott Richmond, Sapphire Lounge, Second Generation, Sing Sing Karaoke, Slate Plus, Rex Soriano, SOSI Contemporary Boutique, State Farm Insurance Company, Mike Swift, Taj Lounge, Sedora Tantraphol, The Actors Company Theater (TACT) Studio, Tillman's Bar & Lounge, Two Warriors (Mark Habana and Harry Ramos), John VIolago, Michael Violago, Melissa Wadman, WOW Sarap!, Zanzibar, Maritess Zurbano; and sincere appreciation to all the CORE volunteers who helped us create a successful and inspirational 2007!
		Tatak Pilipino carries more than 10,000 world class, Philippine-made items that include wood carvings, religious artifacts, antiques, furniture, books, fashion, and Original Pilipino Movies, Music CDs and VCDs. Each item has been specifically designed to convey the culture and heritage of each region.

To learn more about how to sponsor CORE or its projects, please contact our Vice Chair of Marketing at info@core-nyc.org

COMMUNITY PARTNERS

Traditionally held along Manhattan's Madison Avenue from 23rd to 40th Streets, the Grand Parade, Street Fair and Cultural Show, held on the first Sunday in June each year, is the biggest Philippine Independence celebration outside the Philippines. The festivities include the Diwa ng Kalayaan (beauty and talent contest), Youth Festival, Independence Ball, Consul General's Night, Grand Marshal's Night, other fundraising activities, special cultural presentations and other event.

Trained as a traditional illustrator, Ramon Gil entered the workforce in 1991 just as computers were taking over the design world. Today, Ramon services a growing number of clients nationwide while teaching at the Parson School of Design in New York City.

Filipino Information Technology Group - a group of IT professionals.

In today’s fast-paced world of ever-changing amusement and entertainment, there is a source of information for the discerning public ... a source dedicated to the quirky, the unpretentious, and the unique. Enter: Fanclub X.

The Coalition of Asian Pacific Americans (CAPA) is a 501c3 non-profit dedicated to uniting the Asian American community through innovative cultural programs and events that focus on the three Cs, Community, Culture, and Children. In addition to organizing the largest outdoor event celebrating Asian American Heritage Month - The Annual Asian American Heritage Festival, CAPA also hosts the monthly networking event - Talk Tuesday with NAAPY. We invite everyone to join us.

To learn more about how to partner with CORE on its projects, please contact us at programs@core-nyc.org