Past Events

Dear CCCC members:

With the rapid development of the novel coronavirus (COVID 19) outbreak in the United States, the fight against the outbreak has become a top priority for us. The Carolina Chinese Chamber of Commerce (CCCC) and Carolina Chinese American Civic Center (CCACC) will work with Chinese American community organizations in North and South Carolinas to encourage and accept donations to purchase masks, protective clothing and other anti-epidemic materials.

The materials purchased with fund raised will be donated to: 1) medical professionals at the forefront of the battle against the pandemic; 2) high-risk groups (e.g. staffers at airports and clinics, elderly community caregivers, restaurant and supermarket employees, etc.); and 3) vulnerable groups such as the elderly, weak and sick. In addition, we will also open a relief fund to support local families that have been negatively impacted the most by the pandemic.

We have contacted the manufacturers of FDA-certified N95 1860 medical masks, surgical masks, and medical protective clothing and have started placing orders.

In addition, we will also provide face masks at affordable prices for our members, institutional members and other related organizations.

During this extraordinary and challenging time, let’s give back to the community, support each other, and work together to overcome the difficulties.

Details on how to donate are as follows:

Donate using gofundme.com:

https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-our-community-to-combat-coronavirus-covid19?utm_source=customer&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_campaign=p_cf+share-flow-1

Donate using Zelle:

Send funds to ccacc2018@outlook.com

Donate using a check, please make the check payable to CCACC.

Please send to:

Macy Xie, GreerWalker LLP, 227 West Trade Street, STE 1100, Charlotte, NC 28202

All donors will receive tax-deductible receipts for their contributions.

Best Regards,

CCCC Leadership Team

March 16, 2020

Past Events

The 10th-anniversary celebration of CCCC

Ms. Yu Lihong, the founder of PHT International in Charlotte, expressed why she supported the event at the 50th-anniversary celebration of “Ping Pong Diplomacy”

Richard Yang, Chairman of the Board of Directors of CCCC: History has repeatedly proved that there were no winners in the Cold War

Connie Sweeris, the first American table tennis player to visit China in 1971, the unforgettable story of her return to NC

Congressman Wiley Nickel at the 50th-anniversary celebration of Ping Pong Diplomacy

Jan Berris, Vice President of the National Committee on U.S.-China Relations, delivered a speech at an event celebrating the 50th anniversary of “ping-pong diplomacy” in NC

Xueyuan Xu, Minister of the Chinese Embassy in the United States, at the celebration meeting of the “50th Anniversary of Ping Pong” in NC

Getting Back to Business and Making It Work

疫情无情人有情，南北卡华助中心联手华人社团发起捐助活动扶危济困

Call for Donations to Purchase Masks, Protective Clothing and Other Anti-epidemic Materials for Medical Professionals, at Risk Groups, and Vulnerable Groups in Carolinas to Fight Against Coronavirus