top of page

Support #GiveInMay

  • Lincoln Heights Tutorial Program
  • May 15, 2022
  • 2 min read

Updated: May 27, 2022



During the month of May, the Lincoln Heights Tutorial Program (LHTP) is participating in Give In May, a national campaign to support organizations serving the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community during AAPI Heritage Month. Supporting AAPI is important to LHTP a minority group amongst the minority Latino and AAPI population we serve in Lincoln Heights. We help develop leaders from all backgrounds in our community and our young women make up over 70% of our leadership roles.


LHTP, JYC, & YUCA have become clubs where our AAPI youth have a voice in their community and has been a bridge for the diverse heritage of our community. In some Asian cultures, elders encourage youth to be “seen but not heard." While our youth may follow this mantra out of respect for their elders, at LHTP we push our youth to be leaders that challenge the status quo and take actions that make a difference. At LHTP, our kids learn to speak up, express their opinions, share their ideas, and learn that it’s okay to have different perspectives. Given the right resources, youth can make a difference and can bring about positive changes in their community.


We hope you choose to support LHTP this year in the #GiveInMay campaign. Donating through GiveInMay.com not only directly supports our mission of lifting our community through youth empowerment, but also raises awareness of our programs and gives us a chance to be a winner in this year’s Give In May challenge. We can’t do this without you. Not only do we need your support, we also need your help to spread the word. Please tell your friends and family why you believe in our work and encourage them to support us too.


Click HERE to make your donation today. Thank you for helping the AAPI community!




 
 
 

Recent Posts

See All
May Newsletter

Thank you everyone who encouraged, shared, and made donations to our Give In May Campaign in celebration of AAPI month. We were able to...

 
 
 
March Newsletter

Our JYC & YUCA members visited the UC Riverside campus. We visited the Rivera Library, Sproul Hall classrooms, Student Center, the HUB,...

 
 
 

2 Comments


James Smith
James Smith
Apr 02

This was a very well-explained and insightful article that left a strong impression. I appreciated how the author simplified important concepts and made them easy to follow. It shows how reflection and understanding go hand in hand in academic success. As a law student, I often look for content like this to stay motivated. When assignments become overwhelming, many learners consider Law Assignment Help to better manage their academic responsibilities. Posts like this encourage confidence, curiosity, and continuous learning.

Like

Lily Johnson
Lily Johnson
Mar 24

It is really heartening to see how GiveInMay is shining a light on the specific challenges faced by the AAPI community, especially regarding the fact that only a tiny fraction of philanthropic giving actually reaches these organizations. I hadn't realized the gap was that significant until reading this. It makes you think about how many vital grassroots programs are operating on such thin margins while doing the heavy lifting for their neighbourhoods. I was chatting with a colleague about how different sectors handle outreach, and they mentioned how even specialized support, like New Assignment Help Service in Australia or local non-profits, relies so much on these targeted monthly awareness beats to stay visible. It’s a good reminder that consistent, intentional…

Like
bottom of page