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New York San Kiang Charitable Association was founded at the beginning of 1929.
The purposes of the Association are to facilitate unity, mutual help, care and encouragement and pull together in times of difficulty. It is stipulated in the Charter of New York San Kiang Association, the Association should help liaise its members, encourage each other, promote friendship and exchanges, provide services to its members and contribute donations to some community bodies and charity organizations, among others.
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Sep 14, 2026 ∙ 3 min
Standing Together Through Thick and Thin, Demonstrating Responsibility | San Kiang Charitable Association's First Charity Auction a Complete Success
— Bao Ronggang On September 13, 2026, the San Kiang Charity Association participated in the 5th Annual Mid-Autumn Festival Food Culture Festival and set up a charity sale booth for the first time. Although it was pouring rain in Flushing that day, the bad weather did not dampen the enthusiasm of the Sanjiang members for participating in public welfare and serving the community. Early that morning, 12 colleagues from the San Kiang Charity Association, including Bao Ronggang, Chen Qinlian,...
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Jul 23, 2026 ∙ 2 min
New Member Benefit: Save $250 on a Monument
(San Kiang member only) San Kiang Charitable Association is pleased to announce a new partnership with TruStone Monument Company in Brooklyn, New York. Effective immediately, San Kiang members who order a personal or family memorial monument from TruStone Monument Company may receive an exclusive $250 discount for each valid certificate issued by the Association. More Than a Discount—A Commitment to Our Members A memorial monument is more than a piece of stone. It preserves the memory of a...
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Jun 26, 2026 ∙ 2 min
Health Lecture on Summer Wellness Successfully Held at San Kiang Charitable Association of New York
On the afternoon of June 21, 2026, the San Kiang Charitable Association of New York (SKCA) successfully hosted a community health seminar titled “How Seniors Can Stay Healthy by Aligning with Seasonal Changes.” The event featured Dr. Sherry Li (DACM, L.Ac.), a licensed Doctor of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine, as the keynote speaker. The seminar attracted many members and community residents, creating a warm, engaging, and educational atmosphere. Promoting Healthy Aging Through Seasonal...
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