How to Volunteer -- Asian American Action Fund -- AAA-Fund




If you'd like to become a volunteer at the AAA-Fund, be sure to check off your interests and availability as you fill out the form. At the bottom of the form, feel free to add comments about yourself, your special skills, or anything else you'd like us to know. Be sure to subscribe to our email updates to stay informed about candidates, issues, and events. You can also help out by by inviting your friends, family, and colleagues to visit this website. And thanks for your support! * Required fields
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	I'll help staff events for APA political candidates
	I'll tell friends and associates about the AAA-Fund
	I'll speak to school, community, or political groups
	List me as an endorser on your publications
	I'll host a fundraiser for the AAA-Fund
	I'll participate in community education campaigns
	I'll write op-eds and articles on APA issues
	I'll make phone calls for the AAA-Fund
	I'll help with mailings
	I'll help with translation
	I'll help at the polls on election day


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Thanks for your support! You can also help out by making a donation to the AAA-Fund.

In 1956, Californian Dalip Singh Saund was the first Asian American to win a seat in U.S. Congress. more

Spark Matsunaga served Hawai'i in the House from 1962–1976, and in the Senate from 1997–1990

In 1958, Hawai'i's Hiram Fong became the first Asian American senator. He served 1958–1976, and in 1964 was a presidential candidate

In 1974, George R. Hariyoshi of Hawai'i was the first Asian American governor

In 1964, Hawai'i's Patsy Takemoto Mink was the first Asian American woman elected to U.S. Congress

Saund for Congress ribbon courtesy Dr. Eric Saund.

Campaign buttons courtesy Ron Gunzburger of Politics1.com