About Us
Our Mission
SEADC's mission is to foster a healthy, thriving, and self-sufficient Southeast Asian community.
Our Vision
Our vision is to eliminate the social, economic and education equality gap affecting the Southeast Asian American community.
2020-2021 Annual Report Southeast Asian Development Center (SEADC) Table of Contents Page 4 Letter from SEADC Leadership Page 5 Client Demographics Page 13 Acknowledgements Page 14 Financials Page 8 Programs Page 12 COVID-19 Response Page 17 Board of Directors
Letter from SEADC Leadership
Dear Friends,
As a leading social services organization dedicated to Southeast Asian communities in San Francisco and the Bay Area, the Southeast Asian Development Center (SEADC) remains on the front lines of serving immigrants and refugees facing the COVID-19 pandemic. SEADC responded swiftly to the challenges facing our communities including food security, housing stability, academic achievement, access to no-cost COVID-19 vaccinations, economic assistance, and advocacy to stop AAPI Hate. It was through your support that we were able to meet the needs of our community, and we cannot thank you enough.
Thanks to you our generous donors, volunteers, and partners, SEADC provides our youth, families, immigrants, and refugee communities with culturally competent services that build independence and strength. This year, in response to the pandemic, we provided critical resources to our youth and families. In November 2020, SEADC offer
in-person afterschool support when San Francisco schools shut down as part of the city-wide efforts to connect students with one another, through the Community Learning Hub. To address food insecurity, SEADC distributed culturally appropriate groceries- everyday staples in Southeast Asian cooking like oil, fish sauce, soy sauce. SEADC reached over 4000 community members and businesses with our mass vaccination outreach program. We’ve addressed the rise of Anti-Asian sentiments and attacks on our community members and elders by holding rallies, protests and meeting with our local and State elected leaders to stop the attack on our community. It was truly a remarkable year for us.
As we look to the future, we are working to address the rise in anti-Asian sentiments and attacks, connect and link more community members who depend on us for language support and critical services. We hope you will join us as we fight to ensure the recovery from COVID-19 does not leave immigrant communities and other vulnerable populations behind.
Judy Young | Executive Director
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Client Demographics
7% 93% Low income (Under $87,001) Moderate Income Above Moderate Income
1-18 years old 18-60+ years old AGE In 2020 2021, SEADC served a total of 740 clients. For a family unit of 1 4 persons, 96% of clients are low or extremely low income households. Extremely low income (Under $52,201) 5 INCOME LEVELS
ETHNICITY GEOGRAPHY China Vietnam Cambodia Vietnamese (497) Chinese (56) Cambodian O(35) ther Asian (25) Other Ethnicity (86) San Francisco, California Downtown Nob Hill FinancialDistrict /BarbaryCoast YerbaBuena S o u t h B e a c h Russian Hill N o r t h B e a hc T le e g r a hp H i l l Nhtro Wtafretnor V na N e s s / C i v i c C tne e r H a ey s V la l e y LANGUAGES SPOKEN 6 SouthofMarket
Building Strong Communities Together
SEADC continues to be the go-to center for Southeast Asian Americans looking to get out of poverty. We deliver a broad range of services for youth, families, and adults: youth development, access to health education, and tools to achieve economic independence and success. We empower clients to pursue higher education, be prepared for work, improve personal health outcomes, and promote self efficacy.
Our mission is to foster a healthy, thriving and self sufficient Southeast Asian American community in San Francisco and beyond. SEADC aims to eliminate the social, economic and education equality gap affecting the Southeast Asian American community. By addressing these issues, we hope to make our neighborhoods vibrant, safe places to live and build strong communities so that our future generations can thrive.
*Compared to 30% Bachelor's Degree, 57% HS Diploma, and 13% No HS diploma for the total US population (ACS Survey, 2011 2015) Further disaggregation by ethnicity show even more pronounced gaps in achievement
25% 48% 27% Bachelor's Degree or higher High School Diploma No High School or degree *Education Levels for Southeast Asians in California Programs at SEADC Youth Development Health & EWellness conomic Success 7
Youth Development
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Health & Wellness
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Economic Success
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COVID-19 Response
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FUNDERSANDSUPPORTERS
Heffernan Insurance Brokers Salesforce Foundation
With a commitment to people, Heffernan values a culture dedicated to serving its clients’ needs in an effort to protect their valuable assets and assist in making smart decisions for their business or family.
The Salesforce Foundation helps young people reach their full potential by supporting Education, Workforce Development, and Thriving Communities programs.
Thank you to all our donors and partners.Diana Chuong
Eric
Bui
Judy
YoungHmellisa Mlo Kelvin Vuong SF Unified Lions Club Tient Tran Wendy Van
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Eric Pham
Jade Henry Jennifer Mo Jerome Tran
Jimmy Hua Louella Lee Paul Vu
Andrew Mok
Anh Nguyen
Arnold Valdez
Brian Nguyen Elvin Ng Jennifer Lo
Adam Purkiss
Adam Ruben
Alex Park
Allison M. Yu Allison Poon Allison Yu Amanda Cheung
Amber Yu Amy Lee
Anh L. Cao
Anthony Vong
Audrey Smith
Barbara Lam
Becky Dere
Binh Nguyen
Bo Do Caleb Kuo
Carl Tewell
Caroline Dinh
Catherine Chang
Charles Cantrell
Chen Ding Christina Shea Christine Cheng Chuck Cantrell Claudia Doolittle
Claudine Cheng
Cyrus Xi Daniel Gong
Danny Allen David Lee
Dennis Bui Diana Nguyen
Didi Caldwell
Dolly Sithounnolat Dustin DiPerna
Edwin Su
Elise Oh
Marlo Simmons Michael Nguyen Wei Wei
Elmer Lin Erica Schoefer
Erica Yamada Erin Gardner
Evangeline Mlo Fang Yih Yu Felicia Dorng
Gl Lee
Guen Han
H'Abigail Mlo
Harry Pham
Heidi Lung
Helen He
Hloan Hlo
Hmellisa R Mlo
Isaac Kos Read Isabelle Pelaud
Jason Mo
Jay Graham
Jennie Lok
Jennifer Lee
Jenny Banh
Jessica Schoefer
Jessilyn Ho
JJ Lara Joanne Fung
Jonathan Lee
Jordao Blackwell
Joshua Cabebe
Justin Johnson
Karina Trieu
Katherine Kouot
Jennifer Kaw
Kevin Huynh
Kevin Reading
KG Young
Kim Le Kimberly Kwok
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Ko Yun Fan
Kristina Cruz
Lai Ki Wong
Laura Chan
Laura Matthews
Leon Chen
Leslie Nakashima
Lillian But
Lily Avery
Liz Cheng
Lora Zhao
Lz Pillow
Mable Huang Marc Rillera
Marianna Ferri
Melisa Bebchik
Michael Wong
Michelle Du Michelle Vo
Miriam Eban
Mitchell Ivan Bonner
Nicholas Chen
Nicholas Clayton
Niuniu Teo
Noo Bordy
Owen Wang
Paul Ponce
Peggy Chen Tran
Priscilla Borja
Priscilla Hoang
Quavo Lorenz
Quoc Ngo
Rachel Dinh Ramon Tang
Randy and Aisha Raven Campbell Rebecca Chiu Richard Van Robert Prior Rosemond Ho Sai Lakshminaraayana
Samantha Lee
Sandra Leong Scott Cazet
Scott Shin
Seimith Smith
Serenity Nguyen
Sherry Chan Sherwin Lee Sky Corbett
Solomon Kinard
Sonia Wu
Sopheak Neak
Sophie Lyons
Stacie Hiramaoto
Stephanie Nguyen
Sue Yee
Suhaila Ali
Tammie Vu
Tiffany Chin
Timothy Basista
Tina You
Tracey Shiu Tram Le
Trini Thach
Tuyen Mai
Uyen Nguyen
Vanuyen Pham Veronica Aguirre
Weiping Peng
Xiaoxiao Tan
Yingzhe He
Yoshida
Ysuai Mlo
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Fiscal Year: July 1, 2020 - June 30, 2021 Program 85.1% M&G 113% Fundraising 36% ES 40.2% HW 30% YD 298% Economic Success (ES) Expenses by Program Youth Development (YD) Programs Management & General Fundraising $ 1,508,802 $ 200,321 $ 63,831 TOTAL EXPENSES $ 1,772,953 Overall Expenses Health & Wellness (HW) $ 449,940 $ 452,610 $ 606,252 TOTAL EXPENSES $ 1,508,802 Financials 15
GovernmentGrants 95.9% Foundation&CorporateGrants 28% TOTAL REVENUE $ 2,117,158 Government Grants $ 2,030,727 Foundation & Corporate Grants $ 59,452 Contributions $ 16,480 Special Events $ 10,459 Support Revenue Support and Revenue Changes in Net Assets $ 344,205 Net Assets, Beginning of Year $ 685,095 Net Assets, End of Year $ 1,029,300 16
Board of Directors
Jennifer Mo, Chair and Treasurer Hmellisa Mlo, Secretary Jessilyn Ho Jimmy Hua Winston Nilumol Eric Pham Jerome TranPast and Present 17
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