then used the CD-14 Enterprise and the pay-to-play scheme to extract campaign contributions that would allow him to maintain political power through her.

more than 100 organizations this year alone have been honored by state legislatures for their outstanding contributions to the communities they serve.a homecoming for Okinawan descendants around the world hosted every five years by the Okinawan government.

Approximately 100 people registered through the OAA to attend the Taikai in October and six of its leaders received awards of recognition.Special activities in 2023 included a hands-on saataa andaagii cooking workshop.the OAA implemented a bilingual welfare call check-in project.

the OAA celebrated the 110th anniversary of its formation and the 20th anniversary of the OAA Center facilities in Gardena.A smaller year-end giving campaign is being organized in its place.

In partnership with the California Association of Nonprofits (CalNonprofits).

OAA is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization whose mission is to promote Okinawan culture and to contribute to local and international cultural exchanges.LTSC recently broke ground on the First Street North Property along with the Go For Broke Plaza in February.

[Suehiro] has become emblematic of the struggle of small businesses to stay in neighborhoods.spoke about the ethical development of communities.

Each of our buildings services different populations: seniors.000 units of affordable housing.