Who We AreFCC is a nonprofit organization supporting Chinese adoptees and their families and friends. Founded in the early 1990s in Manhattan as a parent support group, and expanding to a nation-wide network, our members include adoptive parents, Chinese adoptees and their siblings and other relatives, as well as friends of the organization. We also provide funds through our FCC Orphanage Assistance Program to help provide foster care, education fees, and other support to children who remain in Chinese orphanages. Learn more about how you can help. FCCNY Orphanage Assistance | Our Mission CONNECT CELEBRATE EDUCATE ADVOCATE |
Meet the boardWe are an all-volunteer nonprofit 501(c)(3). Our board members in the past have included adoptive parents and adult adoptees. We bring a whole range of experience to the table (from law, to childhood development and psychology, to art, to marketing and fundraising, and more). At the moment, we are twelve active board members meet who about once a month, helping to conceive of and plan programs for adoptees and adoptive parents in the New York area and beyond. If you would like to get involved, do not hesitate to reach out to us! We are looking for more community members to get involved at whatever commitment level suits you - from board member to regional coordinator, from event volunteers to event attendees! Please take a look at this form and fill it out!
| meet the Adoptee Board
The mission of the FCCNY Adoptee Board is to advocate for Chinese adoptees. Guided by our own experiences, we aim to explore the evolving intersection of our Chinese, American, adoptee, and other personal identities. Through this lens we will bring representation to, and strengthen our relationship with, the wider adoption community. Through ongoing events and projects we will enable Chinese adoptees to share perspectives and engage in a productive environment. |
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