Mabuhay Alliance, understands that there is strength in numbers, and that over a hundred very specific organizations related to Filipino American culture currently exist in the City of San Diego alone. Mabuhay Alliance unites Filipino/Asian-Pacific American community and faith-based organizations in an alliance to expand its resources and to gain political visibility and increased mainstream funding opportunities.

The Macabebe Association of Southern California (MASCA) is a socio-civic organization of Southern municipality of Macabebe, Pampanga in the Philippines. MASCA is registered as a non-stock, non-proft corporation in the State of California. MASCA is also a faith-based association that annually commemorate the feast of San Nicolas de Tolentino, the patron saint of Macabebe, Pampanga.

Daytoy iti website dagiti agkakailian nga taga Magsingal ditoy amianan ti California.

The association has been formed for pleasure, recreation, social and cultural celebrations and other similar non-profitable purposes and operating with revenues from membership fees, voluntary contributions, grants and other fund-raising activities - Beverly Hills, CA.

Filipino restaurant. Near Disneyland, Knott's Theme Park, Medieval Times. Full menu and map.

In the early winter of 1977, three families were enjoying the gentle touch of the cool evening breeze coming from the formidable seaport of San Pedro. The family gathering was given for the families of Angeles and Medina by Mrs. Marcela Bertulano and the children at their San Pedro, California residence. As "kababayan" as well as being family relation, the "kamustahan" gradually evolved into the formation of an association for the Maragondon folks.

This home page is about Filipino-Americans, family, community, businesses, and organizations, in the scenic Monterey Peninsula, including the cities of Salinas, Marina, Seaside, Monterey, Carmel, and Pacific Grove.

Projects include: charitable programs; fellowship among families; assistance to immediate family of members in case of death; contribution to the economic, social and cultural improvements of Nagcarlan, Laguna; help in the uplift of indigents in Nagcarlan; and recogntion outstanding achievement(s) of member(s) or non-member(s) who have greatly contributed to the well-being of the NASC.

Folks from Naic, Cavite in Southern California.

Northern California - Region 8. NaFFAA is a non-profit and non-partisan coalition of community organizations and advocacy groups representing some 4 million people of Filipino descent in America, promoting the interests and well-being of the United States, and concerned over the welfare of the Philippines.

The organization started when a group of Negrenses gathered at the residence of Danny and Lisa Gil’s residence in Artesia, California. It's great to be one family.

Mission is to organize, unite, and give a collective voice to former residents of Ormoc City, Leyte and their families who now reside in the general vicinity of San Joaquin Valley, Los Angeles, Kern, Riverside, and San Diego Counties of Southern California and other adjacent localities.

Just as the name of their organizations says ... Filipinos from Pangasinan but are based in San Diego, CA.

Asian Pacific Arts Company - a Philippine folk dance, but in San Diego, it began as the acronym for the Philippine-American Society and Cultural Arts Troupe. Today, PASACAT's mission is to preserve and promote the Asian Pacific culture through the arts, thereby, extending goodwill and enhancing cultural understanding - National City, CA.

Philbisaya GLobal Association is a non-profit organization located in CA, USA. One of our goals is to provide information about the Philippines and about Bisayan activities to Filipino communities all over the world.

Philsela is composed of individuals of Filipino descent who have a common goal of advancing and promoting active community participation and at the same time enhancing cultural awareness of its members. Since its inception, Philsela has been involved with multiple community activities in cooperation with the City of Cerritos and in various humanitarian and educational programs for Filipinos back home and outstanding local students of Filipino descent in southern California - Cerritos, CA.

A center for culture, ecology, and bayan - Berkeley, Ca.

Rancho Pinoy is a non-profit organization of Filipino-Americans drawn together by prayer, work, and the commitment to serve one another, the larger community, and especially the less fortunate, in the spirit of solidarity and compassion - Rancho Cordova, CA.

Santa Cruz, Laguna Association's Mission Achieve a hundred percent participation of all residents of Santa Cruz, Laguna in Southern California, and in doing so, create and establish a sense of community and harmony among the participants.

The purpose of the organization shall be as follows: 1. To promote the civic, economic, educational, social and cultural interest and consciousness of the members. 2. To engage in any prudent venture, invest in suitable securities and undertake any other legal and legitimate activities for fund-raising for the organization. 3. To engage in any worthy socio-economic program to help here and abroad in the event of natural disaster. 4. To engage in charitable activities and render help here and abroad in the event of any natural disaster. 5. To celebrate the San Nicolas Town Fiesta. 6. To inform all members of all the activities of the association through bulletins, newsletters or other form of publications. 7. To create a Mutual Fund Benefit (Saranay) in order to help a bereaved family member.

San Francisco-based group dedicated to the devotion to Sto. Nino de Cebu. The devotion of the Santo Nino was also considered the means of inspiring the highest values in upholding sacred traditions of Philippine culture and heritage here in the Bay Area.

The Tanauenos Association of Northern California, a non-profit organization, was founded in 1986 to help educate indigent youth of Tanauan, Batangas. Building on the positive elements of partnership, we invite everyone to be our partner in continuing our mission.

Tanjay, a city happy in love!

Our mission is to reach out to fellow Makati town mates living in Northern California and beyond in order to form a union for our social and spiritual uplift, through camaraderie and the sharing of experiences.

The Philippine Center in San Francisco is composed of two adjoining buildings located on Sutter Street, a block away from prestigious Union Square and within a mile of San Francisco's financial district. The six-story 445 Sutter building was built in 1911 by Architect Fred Meyer and encompasses a total floor area of 34, 161 square feet. The building on 447 Sutter was built by the same architect in 1916. It boasts eight stories and a penthouse, with a total floor area of 44,129 square feet. Because of their extensive history, the City of San Francisco has defined the Philippine Center Buildings as historical landmarks in San Francisco. The buildings were purchased by the Philippine government in 1974 and are managed by the Philippine Center Management Board. It is the mission of the Center to: Nurture, promote and propagate Philippine culture Promote investments to the Philippines Expand the foreign market for Philippine products Encourage foreign tourists to visit the Philippines Enhance the image of the Philippines. The Philippine Consulate is located here.