HCA initially was founded in 2014 when a group of volunteers worked on the Cypress murder case that shocked the Houston Chinese community. Since then, HCA has expanded its community service to include providing disaster relief services, assisting with community safety, working with other non-profits to provide volunteer services, and establishing and distributing funds for community needs.
HCA Covid-19 Relief Efforts Thanks to the generous support from our community, HCA has raised $88,119.32 since we started our fundraiser on March 18, 2020. In the meantime, we have worked day and night searching for suppliers of personal protective equipment (PPE), verifying products, making purchases, contacting hospitals and medical institutions to confirm needs, and …
The Covid-19 outbreak has spread exponentially all over the world, with confirmed cases and death toll increasing rapidly. The medical personnel of Houston are now working hard to mitigate the spread and they need all the protection they can have to better help the community. HCA has already decided to donate boxes of protective gears …
Since 2018, HCA has begun to organize Chinese adults and kids to participate in volunteer activities regularly. HCA has registered as a community volunteer organization with Houston food bank and created a dedicated HCA volunteer group. Each time, HCA group has had more than 30 volunteers, including adults and kids. HCA volunteers accomplish different assigned …
HCA established the Natural Disaster Fund (NDF) to assist community members who suffer from various natural disasters such as hurricanes and wildfires. The first distribution of this fund was made to victims of California wildfires in 2018. In total, $5,000 of NDR fund and $1210 personal donation made by Houstonians has been donated to Tzu …
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This fund was established to help support justice and civil rights efforts. HCA provided partial fund for Sherry Chen and Xiaoxing Xi.
HCA raised and donated $2000 for Officer Marco Zarate, who died on duty while chasing a robbery suspect in Bellaire city. HCA expressed condolences and gratitude from the Chinese community to Officer Zarate’s wife. Head of Bellaire Police Department, Mr. Bryan Holloway, thanked HCA and the Chinese community for their support to Officer Zarate and …
From 2014 to 2018, HCA has worked with Chinese American Relief Effort (C.A.R.E.) in volunteering and fundraising for school supplies for underprivileged elementary school students. Year 2018: students enrolled in Shadydale Elementary School and Fonwood Elementary School Year 2017: students enrolled in William Sutton Elementary School Year 2016: students enrolled in Park Place Elementary School Year …
Reward for Information for Cypress Murder Case Increased to $70,000 Crime Stoppers of Houston announced during its press conference on Feb 16, 2015 the reward for information in the Cypress murder case had increased again with the help of community donation, now at $70,000. Crime Stoppers urged the public to provide any information that could lead to the killer(s). It …
September 27, 2014, HCA hosted a home security seminar to raise awareness of home security and self defense. It also covered laws and regulations about home security as well as how to choose home security system and surveillance camera. Disclaimer: The video below is for information purpose only. HCA does not warrant the accuracy, completeness …
November 11, 2017: In response to the recent hike in crimes, especially in the Chinatown area, HCA co-sponsored a safety seminar with Houston Asian Network of Gun Owners (HANGO). The seminar covered topics such as personal safety, car safety, safety during travel, and self defense.
