AAHS 2011 - 2021 Timeline
House Teen Volunteers - By AAHS ( Asian American Humane Society)
Time Line & Notable Events
"The Power to Change"
AAHS - The Asian American Humane Society is a Covenant House Teen Volunteer Association that supports the mission of the Covenant House. Since 2011, we have been fundraising and advocating on behalf of homeless and at-risk teenagers.
"AAHS For The Public Good"
Pro bono, which means "for the public good." We offer free educational support.
Since 2014, AAHS has been the Education resource for Middle and High School (6-12), especially in the Math and Science as well as College Admission Resources for homeless and low-income families.
Our goal is to help and enable teens, especially those who need us most, homeless teens in school to reach their full potential, caring and inspiring homeless teens with all members on track to graduate from high school with a plan for the future, demonstrating good character and good citizens living a healthy lifestyle.
2011-2022 Timeline
2011
12/2011 Co-Founders of AAHS Meet Homeless Teens at Covenant House California and become Volunteers.
2012
01/2012 First Asian Volunteer to organize and form CHC Teen Volunteer Association.
03/2012 First Asian Teen Volunteers who connected Covenant House to Asian Society in USA.
04/2012 Covenant House - First Major Media Exposure in Asian Society by AAHS. AAHS Launched Website, blog, social media ,newsletters & first
1000 Color Prints to campaign Human Rights - End Teen Human Trafficking both online/offline.
05/2012 AAHS Introduce CHC to Major Asian donors to help Homeless teens.
07/2012 24/7 Distribute 5000 prints and online campaign for Teens Rescue hotline - Nine Line ( 1-800-999-9999) for teens in danger.
2013
03/2013 First Asian Volunteer organization to connect Asian top media to "Covenant House CHC. Major Asian Media including KBS, Korea times,
Korea Daily News, Herald news, Korean Christian News YTN, and many Radio Broadcasting to Introduce about CHC Gala fundraising.
04/2013 Introduction: Covenant House Gala Fundraising - Coordinate major Media Exposure.
07/2013 AAHS Founders involved in Fundraising event(s) including Executive sleep out launched by CHC -Homeless awareness campaign -
donated first seed donation which led to approximately $70,000 dollars fundraising for CHC.
07/2013 First official Human Rights campaign launch - End Human Teen Trafficking. Interview Korea Times & Korea daily News to introduce
CHC Gala Fundraising.
08/2013 Coordinate and campaign "Against Teen Domestic Violence"
10/2013 Launch Water Bottle Drive fundraising for Covenant House outreach Van.
11/2013 Become Certifying organization for PVSA, Presidential Volunteer Service Award.
11/2013 Major Media Release - Thanksgiving Dinner at Covenant House - TV 24 Documentary about Homeless teens in USA Introducing
Homeless Korean who went to Harvard.
2014
01/2014 Korea Times released Covenant House Homeless Teens - Immediate Issues part 1, with a Investigative Report Edition was released with
the close coordination with the AAHS and Covenant House CHC.
03/31/2014 Korea Daily News - Special Investigative Report - Introduction of Covenant House CHC, a place for healing coordinated by AAHS.
청소년 쉼터-커버넌트 하우스
05/2014 AAHS Invite 39 Asian VIP to Covenant House Gala 2014 including Hanmi Bank as one of the main Sponsor To CHC Gala.
07/2014 AAHS launch Art Supply Donation Campaign for Covenant house teen Artists.
08/27/2014 AAHS Attended Korea Times Edu Expo - Distributed 1500 Flyer for Covenant House Awareness campaign.
2015
01/26/2015 Two leading Covenant house Teens (Tiffany Kim, Jeong Si) in coordination with Korea Times Director, Mr. Pak HR, launched Investigative
Special Edition part 2 with the help of Covenant House outreach van and staffs. " 리더쉽 키우며 사회에 기여"
04/2015 Covenant House Gala Night Campaign.
05/2015 Launch Human Trafficking Campaign with the Covenant House NY.
05/07/2015 UGN TV Broadcasting release Focus Issue - " Covenant House, a place for Homeless teens for 2nd Chance"
06/07/2015 Korea Times Series 3 Covenant House Teen Volunteers Let The World Know What You Stand For ( 나는 이런 사람 한눈에 파악하게 하라)
2016
01/2016 Against Human trafficking: Covenant House NY.
04/2016 Help Gala Event CHC - major Media Release at Union Station! Downtown LA.
05/2016 Launch AAHS Social Campaign and Petition "Dear Senators' to save and protect Homeless teens in Danger.
Continue ... work in progress, (방문하여 주셔서 감사 합니다. 본 패이지는 기록을 보며 업데이트 중 입니다. 곧 upload 하겠 습니다. 감사 합니다. 8/15/2016)
Inspired by an American Friend Lorin Maazel - NY Philharmonic Director about Peace and Community Giving, we became volunteers for Covenant House.
2017 7 AAHS Annual Events Completed: Launched Project- Power To Change: Human Rights Book Publication 1.
2018 7 Annual events completed. Next Edition to Project- Power To Change: Human Rights Book Publication 1.
Human Rights Book Publication launched
2018- 2019 Book #3 Rescue: Human Rights Book Publication to be launched. Online ZOOM events for college app support for low-income families. Academic tutor and club by volunteer students.
2020- 2022 Human Rights For Teens in danger - Runway Teens Rescue Project
Free Education Seminar - at the College fare.
Online ZOOM events for college app support for low-income families. Academic tutor and club by volunteer students.
2022 Current : Covid 19 Project Continue, College fair, Free Edu seminars for low-income families. Online ZOOM events for college app support for low-income families. Academic tutor and club by volunteer students.
AAHS has been development into an effective advocate helping homeless youth in our Covenant House California (CHC).
When AAHS Co-Founders joined the Covenant House, our CHC organization was not well-connected with the Asian donor societies in the United States.
AAHS began to plan a way for two different cultures to establish a more harmonious relationship in society. AAHS first task was to create a network with all of the Asian societies within the United States. AAHS presentation materials that we would use for meetings with the leaders of the Asian societies for our Homeless Youth Awareness campaign and made our posters, brochures and booklets, which we distributed to all of the Asian societies in America, either in print and online.
On 2nd year, AAHS aggressively campaign for fundraising, reaching out to Asian donors for contributions to aid Homeless youth. AAHS had major water bottle campaign and selling sandwiches, and on the side, AAHS made blankets to be distributed by our CHC outreach vans, who delivered them to homeless youth.
In 2014, AAHS and Major Asian Media ( Korea Times, Korea Daily News) to write an investigative report on youth homelessness in the United States, work received major attention from the Korea Daily News, and CGN News. That same year, arguably more impressive, AAHS Founders sold 39 Gala fundraising VIP event tickets, marking the first time in more than 40 years that Covenant House was able to attract so many donors from Asian communities.
Furthermore, in 2014, AAHS Co Founder organized our Mother’s Day Barbeque, which was another rousing success. Since 2011, AAHS Co-Founders fundraised more than $47,000 for CHC, and AAHS didn’t stop there, reaching out both locally and nationwide, garnering support for all 24 Covenant Houses throughout the nation.
In 2015, AAHS became more involved in Covenant House’s focus on human rights, particularly in the campaigns and fundraisers dedicated to ending human trafficking. AAHS Co-Founders traveled to the Covenant House headquarters in New York and Washington, D.C., and AAHS was able to gather more than 7,000 signatures in her first year and another 5,000 the next on a petition that lobbied for modifying the laws to protect victims of human trafficking.
As the founder of the Covenant House Teen Volunteer Association, Ms. Tiffany is teen advocate and a passionate leader in striving to protect the victims of human trafficking. During the summer of 2016, she took a Stanford legal studies course, and wrote a research paper on human trafficking and youth homelessness in America, which drew a fantastic review by her professor.
In awe of the impact AAHS has made on our community, both local and beyond. Through her perseverance, passion and marketing strategies, AAHS has helped to connect two different cultures into a beautiful harmony while helping out thousands of youth.
Needless to say, AAHS is making positive impact, ending Human Trafficking in our community in both locally and nationally.
2016 KOREA TIMES College Expo - 커버넌트 하우스 봉사단체-한국일보 칼리지 엑스포
Another fantastic Human Rights Campaign by AAHS - Covenant House Volunteers!
Our Human Rights Advocacy for CHC and CH NY Homeless shelter and One Day Store to help Covenant House Teen was fantastic!
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College-bound students and parents listen in on a seminar during the 6th Korea Times College Expo Saturday inside Sa-Rang Community Church in Anaheim, California. ( Content Courtesy - Choi Kyung-geun/Korea Times)
About 4,000 college-bound students and parents crowded Sa-Rang Community Church Saturday in Anaheim, California, for the 6th Korea Times College Expo.
Representatives from 40 institutions, including Harvard, Yale, Stanford, Brown, the University of Chicago, Northwestern and the University of California system, were on hand at booths to answer questions and give advice.
Our Human Rights Advocacy for CHC and CH NY Homeless shelter and One Day Store to help Covenant House Teen was fantastic!
* All posts tagged "College Expo"
College-bound students and parents listen in on a seminar during the 6th Korea Times College Expo Saturday inside Sa-Rang Community Church in Anaheim, California. ( Content Courtesy - Choi Kyung-geun/Korea Times)
About 4,000 college-bound students and parents crowded Sa-Rang Community Church Saturday in Anaheim, California, for the 6th Korea Times College Expo.
Representatives from 40 institutions, including Harvard, Yale, Stanford, Brown, the University of Chicago, Northwestern and the University of California system, were on hand at booths to answer questions and give advice.
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fundraisers and advocates for homeless and at-risk teen
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