2,700
Youth served
1,000
volunteers engaged
Our most impactful Year Yet
140
youth supported with 정신 건강 서비스
100
Families supported through community events
우리의 약속
전무이사의 편지
FY2025 was a particularly special year — one that required extraordinary teamwork, love, resilience, and courage by our entire team at Apex for Youth. Despite an uncertain economic and political landscape, as well as my own personal health challenges, we served more youth and families in NYC than ever before. We delivered the strongest program outcomes in our history, and we launched a strategic planning process to lay the roadmap for sustainable growth and maximum impact for the next five years.
For me, this year proved to be one of the most challenging and rewarding in my 14 years at Apex. During the fall of 2024, I was diagnosed with an aggressive lymphoma, a type of cancer. As my medical treatment plan quickly came together, so did the plan among our team at Apex: Our staff, Board, and Associate Board quickly rallied to offer me love and support and jump in where they could.
It was a gift to be able to start my treatment feeling confident that my team would seamlessly continue our important work to serve low-income and immigrant Asian American youth. It was freeing to be reminded to take as much time as I needed. I have so much gratitude to my executive assistant, Jenn, and my senior leadership team — Yaya, Wendy, Kim, and Pavan — who stepped in to support my work with love and care so I could step out as needed.
Fortunately, I felt well enough to continue working. I was soon in remission and continue to be healthy today. I drew much of my strength in my healing from both our Apex community and the deep sense of purpose that our mission gives me.
That purpose I’ve always felt at Apex only deepened. During my treatment, I reflected on how much I had — an amazing support system, access to critical resources, the ability to navigate a complicated situation — in contrast to what so many lack. I was reminded of the absolute necessity of our work, addressing systemic gaps that exist for our youth and families through the essential care and web of support we provide at Apex.
More than ever, I recognize how truly life-changing our community can be for our youth, our families, and each other when we need it most. Thank you for being part of it. I am truly grateful to carry our mission forward together, on the precipice of so much to come.
Jiyoon Chung,
전무 이사
- 정지윤,
To learn more about Jiyoon’s journey, watch her speech from last year’s Gala 
here >
THE NEED FOR APEX FOR YOUTH?
우리의 사명
에이펙스 포 유스는 저소득층 및 이민자 가정 출신 아시아계 미국 청소년들이 오늘은 자신의 잠재력을 발휘하고, 내일은 무궁무진한 가능성의 세상을 열어갈 수 있도록 지원합니다.
2명 중 1명
Asian American youth live in or near poverty in NYC.
3 out of 4
Asian American youth say that they felt less safe than before the pandemic.
1 IN 4
Asian American youth live in homes where no one over 14 speaks English proficiently or at all.
6%
18%
Less than 6%
of social service funding goes to the AAPI community in New York City.
Despite Asian Americans making up 18% of the population.
우리의 영향력
In New York City, Asian American youth face compounded barriers shaped by poverty, language access, racial invisibility, and underinvestment. Many grow up shouldering adult responsibilities early, while lacking safe spaces, trusted mentors, and culturally-responsive support systems.
Apex was built in response to these realities. Our programs exist because without intervention, too many Asian American youth are left to navigate these challenges alone.
When youth are consistently seen, supported, and invested in through culturally-responsive care, the outcomes change — measurably and meaningfully.
Apex is creating a world without limits, for our youth and our community.
의 청소년이 Apex에서 새로운 기회와 경험을 접했습니다.
의 청소년이 지원과 지도를 요청할 수 있는 성인과 관계를 형성했습니다.
고등학교 졸업 예정자들이 Apex를 통해 자신을 대변하여 말하는 것에 더 자신감을 갖게 되었습니다.
뉴욕시 아시아계 학생의 졸업률이 89%인 것과 비교하여, Apex 고등학생은 100%가 제때 졸업했습니다.
of graduating high school seniors enrolled in college , compared to 63% of Asian youth nationally.
동문의 91%가 Apex 또는 다른 조직에 시간이나 자원을 기부하며 공동체 의식을 갖고 있습니다.
우리의 도달 범위
Since our launch in 맨해튼 in 1992, Apex has continued to meet the critical and evolving needs of our community by expanding in-person programming to 브루클린 (2019) and 퀸스 (2023), as well as nationwide through our virtual mentoring program (2020).
In FY25, we continued to both strengthen and expand our programming in NYC and beyond:
맨해튼
Served youth from Kindergarten through 12th grade in the Lower East Side, Chinatown, and Financial District, as well as hosted more community events than ever for youth and families at our Lower East Side community space.
퀸스
Served youth in 3rd and 4th grade in Flushing through Elementary and athletics programs, offering year-round programming for the first time this year.
브루클린
Served youth from 3rd through 8th grade in Sunset Park, expanding programming this year to include athletics and mentoring programs for 8th graders.
National
Beyond NYC, served the most pairs ever with our 전국 가상 멘토링 프로그램 for youth from 9th through 12th grade across 11 states.
2,700
youth served
1,000
volunteers engaged
2,400
hours of total programming and services delivered
100
families supported through community events
앞으로의 전망
Apex is at a pivotal moment. In response to growing demand for our programs and the changing realities facing low-income Asian American youth, we launched a strategic planning process to guide the organization over the next five to ten years. Our focus is clear: To grow our impact where it is most needed, while preserving the depth, care, and community trust that have always been at the heart of our work.
접근 방식
Apex’s culturally-responsive programs combine impactful mentorship with access to critical resources, creating long-term, meaningful change for our youth. We define long-term success for our youth through the ABC’s of agency, belonging, and confidence:
Agency
Apex shows youth that there is no one path to success, empowering them to envision a limitless future with the resources and connections to get there.
Belonging
The Apex community of caring adults uplifts shared identities to build transformative relationships with youth that combat isolation and disconnection.
Confidence
Apex youth move from surviving to thriving through our programming that helps them embrace their strengths and identities.
에이펙스 여정
목표 달성을 위한 네트워크 및 자원 연결
주체성 함양 및 미래에 대한 집중
긍정적인 정체성 형성 및 건강한 관계 구축
관심사 탐색 및 소속감 형성
앞으로의 전망
Apex’s next chapter builds on what has always been at our core — mentorship. By strengthening mentorship as the backbone of our programming and codifying the Apex model, we will deepen our continuum of care from elementary school through young adulthood and serve more low-income Asian American youth in need.
초등학교
Exploring interests and developing a sense of belonging
Beginning our youth’s journey, Apex elementary programs focus on laying a strong foundation from kindergarten through 5th grade by encouraging exposure to new experiences and connections with friends and mentors. Trusted adults and peers form a supportive community, stepping in when caregivers may have limited time available due to long work hours.
청소년의 97%가 자원봉사자와 긍정적인 관계를 맺었습니다.
가족의 95%가 초등 익스플로러(Elementary Explorers) 프로그램에 참여한 자녀가 생각과 관심사를 공유하는 데 더 능숙해졌다고 답했습니다.
청소년의 92%가 자신의 공동체와 환원하는 방법에 대해 더 많이 배웠습니다.
“To have someone not their age, who is also not their family member, be able to talk to them is important, because sometimes they just want to share things that they don’t think their mom or dad or aunt or uncle or grandparents or cousins understand. We can give them a safe space, a space in which they can share those thoughts. Even though it might not be a lot to us in terms of hearing it, it can mean a lot to them for just saying it and to be able to express what they feel.”
—Sean
Apex volunteer
“I grew up in this community. I thrived, and I was able to take that outside of my community and be who I am because of the confidence that I had. I’m seeing the same thing with my kids, because Apex is providing a space for them to not only thrive but to learn about our community and other communities as well. Apex is a place where you feel like you belong. This is its own community. This is really the heart to me. And to pass that along to my children, it means so much.”
—Wandy
Apex parent
중학교
긍정적인 정체성 형성 및 건강한 관계 구축
Middle school is a critical period for the shaping of identity as youth gain confidence, form meaningful connections, and grow into their emerging selves with the support of trusted mentors and peers. Workshops that address topics of identity, emotions, and stereotypes give youth space to practice a growth mindset and build community with others as they identify their own strengths.
청소년의 90%가 도전을 배우고 성장할 기회로 소중히 여기게 되었습니다.
청소년의 89%가 Apex 프로그램에 다시 참여하고 싶어 합니다.
청소년의 89%가 Apex 덕분에 올해 자신에 대해 긍정적으로 느끼고 있습니다.
“Since I’m still young, I don’t really like opening up to people, but at Apex with Ben, I could open up myself to new people. It’s a different experience, and now I’m more comfortable with it.”
— Austin Y.
8th-grade mentee
“With [other] mentoring programs, you often feel like you are on different teams, that you’re trying to bring someone along as opposed to collaborating. Apex has been an entirely different experience, and one of the most rewarding parts of my weekends [has been] getting to spend time with Austin and the other kids in the basketball program in Chinatown. I had an older brother, and he was very instrumental in my growth as a person during those formative years of middle school, so it’s been incredibly rewarding.”
Hear more about Ben’s volunteer experience ︎ here >
— Ben
Austin’s Mentor
고등학교
주체성 함양 및 미래에 대한 집중
Apex’s high school programs provide youth with the resources and knowledge to make their own decisions about the future, showing them that “success” can be defined in many ways. Through hands-on experiences, dedicated mentoring, and culturally-responsive guidance, youth are empowered to make informed choices and gain confidence in defining their own path. Programs center on amplifying youth voices and empowering them to speak up, take action on issues they care about, and shape their own futures.
뉴욕시 아시아계 학생의 졸업률이 89%인 것과 비교하여, Apex 고등학생은 100%가 제때 졸업했습니다.
전국 아시아계 청소년의 대학 진학률인 63%와 비교하여, Apex 청소년의 92%가 고등학교 졸업 후 대학에 등록했습니다.
보호자의 91%가 자녀가 성인과 대화하는 것을 더 편안하게 느끼게 되었다고 답했습니다.
“Coming from a different country and having to pick up a new language and watching [Jia He] tackle all these challenges has been really inspiring for me, and I think there’s a lot [of learnings] about tackling adversity that you can apply to your daily life. From seventh and eighth grade, I didn’t hear [him] speak one full sentence of English. And then [he] comes back from the summer into ninth grade, and all of a sudden [he’s] speaking in full sentences and pretty fluently. I can always learn from something like that.
It’s really empowering and rewarding to help someone — just open up the world, explore new opportunities, introduce them to new things. I get a lot out of watching other people grow and develop. Anything that’s worth doing is going to require commitment, and now we’re in this together. Building trust is a function of repetition, and you’ve got to spend some time to build that relationship and that foundation.”
— Mike
Jia He’s mentor
젊은 성인기
목표 달성을 위한 네트워크 및 자원 연결
As youth enter adulthood, Apex helps them to realize that they don’t have to figure out their future alone. Through the support of mentors, real-world opportunities, and a network of professionals that continues through this period of transition, Apex helps youth to understand the critical role they play within the community.
전국 평균인 77%와 비교하여, 청소년의 98%가 대학 1학년 때 상환 의무가 없는 보조금이나 장학금을 받았습니다.
동문의 91%가 Apex 또는 다른 조직에 시간이나 자원을 기부하며 공동체 의식을 갖고 있습니다.
동문의 82%가 Apex에서의 시간 덕분에 자신의 경력 경로에 더 만족감을 느꼈습니다.
“From interviewing artists to working as a receptionist at public programming, I’ve learned to connect with others’ stories while sharing my own.”
Hear other ︎ Apex Summer Internship participants >
— Hebe L.
J.T. Tai Apex Summer Internship Program participant
“My Apex journey began in elementary school when I first joined by playing in the summer basketball league. It was a pivotal moment in my basketball journey, giving me one of my first real opportunities to play in a competitive league. Most importantly, starting this sport alongside others from my community helped me feel comfortable, supported, and excited to grow my passion for the game. Through that experience, I built lifelong friendships, learned the value of teamwork, and discovered my competitive drive — all while being part of a community and culture that uplifted me. As a former collegiate athlete, I know the importance of giving back to the community that gave so much to me. Keep fighting for your dreams, because dreams are worth chasing.”
— Elissa L.
Apex alumni program participant
THE NEED FOR:
MENTAL HEALTH SUPPORT
As Asian American youth navigate an increasingly uncertain future, Apex 정신 건강 서비스 support their mental and emotional well-being. Recognizing the complex challenges that our community faces — including intergenerational trauma, poverty, complicated family dynamics, and isolation — Apex provides compassionate, culturally-responsive care. Apex helps young people to heal and strengthen family connections.
Asian American youth are the least likely ethnic group in the U.S. to receive mental health services.
Depression among Asian American adolescents has surged since the onset of the pandemic, with 66% reporting worsening symptoms.
Asian American young adults are the only racial group with suicide as their leading cause of death.
Through the work of licensed mental health providers, Apex mental health services continue to address the unique needs of the community through individual therapy, peer support groups, crisis management, Family Nights, and community events.
of Apex youth reported an increase in their ability to regulate their emotions.
were supported through Apex mental health services.
hours of therapy services were provided to Apex youth.
“For our monthly Family Night series, we promote emotional awareness, build communication skills, and expose families to community resources. But my biggest goal is actually to create a sense of joy. Our families face so many daily struggles that they often forget that they can connect with moments of joy. We use these moments to connect them with their inner self and with their children, and to take away that joy is contagious and can be used in their parent-child relationship.
We create joint activities where parents and their children have shared language for communication. Those are the moments that create stories to share as a family and are the foundation for intergenerational and collective healing.”
– Ivy Li
Associate Director of Mental Health at Apex
하이라이트
This year, we touched more lives within and beyond NYC than ever before, and the impact of our programs has never been stronger.
Record volunteer growth
Volunteers are the backbone of Apex’s work. Over the past year, our community grew to 1,000 dedicated volunteers through intentional relationship-building. From community events to Volunteer Appreciation Night, we created meaningful spaces for volunteers to connect with youth, celebrate their impact, and deepen their engagement with Apex’s mission. This growing network strengthened our programs, expanded our reach, and reinforced the power of community in supporting youth and families.
Expanded support for Apex families
Apex expanded its family services by launching monthly Family Night workshops for youth in Queens, helping immigrant parents and children navigate bicultural challenges together. Tailored parent and youth sessions culminate in shared discussions, fostering understanding and connection while laying the groundwork for continued growth within Apex.
Learn more about the impact behind Family Night ︎ here >
Partnering for community impact
Apex strengthened collaboration with community partners by engaging more than 1,300 youth throughout the year with events such as Field Day, Winter Soulstice, Book Fair, and the For the Culture AAPI Heritage Month celebration. These partnerships provided meaningful entry points for engagement — 40% of participating youth experienced Apex for the first time through these events — while also deepening community ties.
제33회 인스피레이션 어워드 갈라
On April 10, 2025, Apex’s 33rd Inspiration Awards Gala at Cipriani South Street celebrated with the theme of 두려움 없는 세대, featuring honorees ︎ Suni Lee, Olympic gold medalist, and ︎ Joan Shigekawa, former Acting Chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts. ︎ 애슐리 예, former mentee and now Apex Digital Coordinator, also shared her journey of empowerment with the organization. The event raised an impressive $3.1 million, including a record-breaking $1.4 million paddle raise, to help Apex continue to foster intergenerational change.
에이펙스용 에이스
The 14th Annual Aces for Apex event took place on July 26, 2025 at The Skylight at the Refinery, located in the historic Domino Sugar Factory in Williamsburg. The event welcomed more than 580 attendees for an evening of casino games, live entertainment, and community engagement. With donations from more than 20 raffle-prize sponsors and another 20 food and beverage partners, the event raised more than $380,000 to help sustain Apex’s important work.
Watch the highlights from Aces for Apex ︎ here >
테이스트 오브 아시아
On October 9, 2024, Taste of Asia celebrated the power of community and support for Asian American youth, bringing New York City’s Asian American community together with more than 40 exceptional restaurants for an inspiring evening of culture, cuisine, and generosity. Led by Simon Kim and co-chairs Wen Zhou, Phillip Lim, and Michael Chung, the event raised nearly $1.4 million to support Apex programs and the Madison Square Park Conservancy.
Apex at the NYC Marathon
The NYC Marathon in November brought together runners from Apex’s Associate Board, volunteers, and staff while raising more than $80,000 to support Apex programs. Their dedication showcased the power of community and commitment, turning every mile into meaningful impact.
재무 개요
August 2024 to July 2025
Over a five-year period (FY2020 to FY2024), we increased our net assets nearly fourfold, creating a strong financial reserve. In the past year, we reinvested a portion of that reserve in strategic planning and infrastructure. These investments strengthened our organization today and positioned us for sustained growth in reach and impact for the coming years.
Total New Assets
Total Revenue
Total Expenses
Read our full financial report here >
앞으로의 전망
Now that we have built key infrastructure, we are looking forward to implementing our 5-year strategic plan, growing both revenue and net assets over the next five to ten years and efficiently and effectively expanding our programs.
감사의 마음을 담아
$250,000+
익명
보증 보장
장 가족 재단
Chia Family Foundation
J.T. Tai & Co. Foundation
스테파니 응 & 리차드 리
$100,000+
Hearst Foundation
조 & 릴리 웡
카렌 & 로버트 리
Liu Kou-Chun Educational Foundation
머클리+파트너
구형 기계(현물)
RSM US Foundation
$50,000-$99,999
알제리 투자 관리
블랙스톤 자선 재단
Din Tai Fung
Ford Foundation
이하진 & 마이클 정
제니퍼 프로섹, 프로섹 파트너스
Kent Hospitality Group (in-kind)
Matthew & Janet Thompson
마이클 리
케빈 D. 엥과 운해송 재단
$25,000-$49,999
알렉스 알거 & 댄 정
Allison Chou & Michael Chan
익명
Ben Xiao & Tracy Kwan
블루 아울 캐피탈
CAIPA
샬린 왕
달리오 자선 활동
Derek & Tiffany Liu
Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer
제이와 소냐 김 가족 재단
케네디
커클랜드 앤 엘리스 LLP
래덤 앤 왓킨스
Lisa Qi
모건 스탠리
Partners Group
피터 & 셜리 마
Prudential Foundation
러스 총
TD 증권
The Barbie Dream Gap Fund, a project of Mattel
딕스 스포츠용품 재단
매화 스프링 재단
The Schulke Inn Family
TPG
우 가족 자선 재단
우팸 자선 기금
$15,000-$24,999
AMC 네트워크
BD Wong (in-kind)
블루밍데일스
캐피탈 그룹
Edward & Elaine Cong
Freedom Together Foundation
굿윈 프록터
JP모건 체이스
줄리아 치앙 & KAWS
Kathleen Hou & Daniel Martin
마샬 레이스
멜리사 & 알렉 건
Mercedes-Benz (direct support and in-kind)
밀러놀 재단
MUFG
Olympus Partners
Paypal Giving Fund
PwC
스티븐 창
Virtu Financial
워버그 핀커스 LLC
웨일, 고트샬 & 맹게스, LLP
$10,000-$14,999
Aaron Ong
관심사 확인
앨리 브리지 그룹
익명 (2)
Antares Capital LP
보스턴 컨설팅 그룹
Brian & Jennifer Rebello
브라이언 조
Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP
Dana Johnson
데이비스 폴크
에드워드 쳉과 메리 첸 가족 재단
DK 컨스트럭션 원 주식회사
에드워드 쳉과 메리 첸 가족 재단
파나틱스 재단
GLG
Global Atlantic Financial
가이드포인트
Janelle Teng & Jeff Eng
Jerry Lee
조나단 챈
Joseph Handleman I Believe in You Trust
카렌 & 사무엘 최
KPMG
Lauren & Andrew Kim Will & Emery
Lauren & Andrew Kim
Madison Square Garden Sports
맥더못 윌 & 에머리
NIKE, Inc.
Oakley
OC&C Strategy Consultants
Olivia Song
쉴라 & 론 마르셀로
Sung Lee, SungBeats (in-kind)
The Lede Company
마가렛 & 다니엘 로브 재단
Thomas & Leanne Chin
West Monroe
$5,000-$9,999
야오 킹
Alan Chuang
Alex Popov & Michelle Choo
Angela & Daniel Sullivan
Anonymous (3)
Ardea Partners
Association of Asian American Investment Managers (AAAIM)
Authmade
Aya Healthcare
브라이언 치제브스키 & 코니 하우 치제브스키
Charles Zhu
Charmaine de Mello & Michael Clark
Chegg.org Impact Fund, a fund of Tides Foundation
Crystal Lin
Dakota Smith
카렌 수 박사 & 에드윈 수 박사
Eddie Li & Emily Zheng
Eneuri Acosta
Gabriel Xia & Crystal Tse
Gary Lin & MJ Davis Lin
Gavaskar Balasingam
Ida Liu
Janice Johnston
Jeehae Kim
제니퍼 성
레오 웡
리사 추 & 콜트레인 커티스
Manu Gayatrinath
Mari Jinojosa & Sean Hecker
Mark & Rebecca Weiser
Matthew Naclerio
마이클 장
민야 오 & 존 맥피터스
미란다 마
Nate Chang & Jennifer Tye
Nathan Ho
National Football League
Oaktree Capital Management
Peter Tong
Prime Finance Partners
로저 황
Sharon Lee
Shay Gao
에스티 로더 컴퍼니즈
The Prevot Family Foundation, Inc
The Yoon Family
Third State Books (in-kind)
조 아이 앙 & 켄 리
Wafra
우리 팀
Everything we achieve in our community begins with the strength and passion of our team. Through shared experience and deep knowledge, our staff of experts, educators, youth workers, and trained mental health professionals offer an unrivaled level of care. This expertise results in one-of-a-kind programming and relationship-building that helps to create a world of possibility for our youth.
STAFF
정지윤, 전무이사
웬디 후-아우, 개발 담당 이사
파반 마키자, 재무 및 운영 담당 이사
킴 타이, 마케팅 이사
야야 위안, 프로그램 디렉터
멜리사 리 앨비
폴 애로이
미카엘라 창
셜리 첸
에밀리 차우
보 도리앙
Thomas Dupaquier
가정타 갈랑
제이슨 하워드
징징 후
사브리나 후아
Sandy Ing
폴 조치코
마리나 카르노프스키
아티야 칸
리케나 키
에리카 김지현
스티븐 라이
Danny Le
크리스탈리 르
헤더 리
앨런 렁
Jenn Li
아이비 리
스테파니 루이
헤이우드 매튜스
후옹 응우옌
풍닌
그레이스 노
사라 박
니콜 피치니치
Donna Poon
카비타 샤
아쉬와스 스리바산
이자벨 세인트 클레어
애니 탄
지아밍 투안
애슐리 예
엘리 여
Ian Yu
비키 정
이사회
프리티 스리라타나, 의장
에릭 리, 부의장
캐시 웡, 비서
블레이즈 차우, 재무
알리스터 챈
레이몬드 챈
크리스토퍼 차오
제프 첸
데이비드 자
카나이 아야
로이 김
멜로디 리
길버트 리우
패트릭 로
마쓰자와 유카리 패스
맥신 응 달리오
카렌 웡
패트릭 이
Wen Zhou
어소시에이트 보드
크리스틴 홈, 의장
Athenie Shi, Vice Chair
Elizabeth Yan, Treasurer
카트리나 바르토실로
루시 카오
제니 첸
크리스티나 쳉
바르가바 치티
미셸 조
크리스틴 추
헤더 덩
소피아 후이
도희정
킹 렁
재클린 리앙
한나 리우
웨슬리 루
Janelle Teng
민-이 트란
안나 양
코너스톤 카운슬
프랭크 리
앤서니 리우
존 루
치아 팬
스테파니 시트
에밀리 퉁
조나단 입
벤 저우
앞으로의 전망
Letter from the Director of Programs
As we close this year’s Annual Report, as Director of Programs I’ve been reflecting on how far we’ve come. Five years ago, we served 900 youth; this year, 2,700. Yet what drives me is not only growing to serve more students, but more importantly, the constancy of our care. Even as our programs, partnerships, and visibility have expanded, the heart of Apex remains the same: deep, transformative relationships with young people, whether that transformation unfolds over many years or in a single meaningful moment.
This year, the power of community has come into sharper focus through our expanded partnerships and events. Our annual Field Day event in Sunset Park brought partners and resources to a particularly under served neighborhood in Brooklyn. Winter Soulstice created space to address the critical topic of mental health, centering youth voices at a time of great uncertainty. Our For the Culture AAPI Heritage Month celebration brought us together to stand against hatred while honoring the beauty of our community. These events allowed us to meet youth where they are, celebrate our culture, and spark relationships that often become enduring cornerstones of our work. Apex’s ripple effect is profound and far-reaching.
And there is still so much work to be done. This growing need makes us even more determined as we enter the year, ready to reach more youth than ever before. We are focused on both the opportunity and the responsibility to expand our impact. With your generous support, we cannot wait to continue building limitless futures — for our youth, with our youth.
Thank you for being part of this transformative community.
— Yaya Yuan
프로그램 디렉터
Moving Forward Together
Photos throughout this report are by Clara Hung, Erika Kapin, Des LaFave, Sheng Lin, Angela Pham, Jayne Wexler and Brittany Winderman. Annual report design by Claire Smalley of small c studio and written by Alli Stanca. All survey results in this report draw on mixed-methods data, combining quantitative survey items (scaled questions) with qualitative feedback (open-ended comments) to elevate the voices of Apex youth, volunteers, and families. Numbers have been rounded for clarity.
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