Juliette is also a singer, and she has been performing the National Anthem solo for the Oakland Athletics, Texas Rangers. Reno Aces. Sacramento River Cats. and for the APA Heritage Awards since she was 5 years old. Juliette’s musical journey commenced at the age of 4 under the tutelage of Danielle Charbonneau and Marie Therese Ellis. Juliette currently studies the violin with Dr. Ruth Lenz. Juliette has participated in masterclasses with Professor Desiree Ruhstrat. and she receives mentorship from Andrea Lenz and Scott Faulkner. Juliette takes orchestra classes with Laurentiu Norocel and sh ..read more

Thank you, AADP for your help in finding my bone marrow donor. Celebrating her 9th Re-Birthday ..read more

Mailyna had a bone marrow transplant 9 years ago, and today we celebrate her 9th Re-Birthday. Happy Re-Birthday, Mailyna. Live your best life ..read more

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As the last vestiges of winter slowly fade away, we welcome the arrival of spring with open arms. Spring is a time of renewal and rejuvenation, a time when nature awakens from its long slumber and begins to bloom again. It’s a time when the world seems to come alive with color and fragrance, and we feel a renewed sense of energy and vitality. The arrival of spring brings with it a host of exciting activities and events. From gardening and hiking to picnics and outdoor concerts, there’s no shortage of things to do and see during this beautiful season. So take a deep breath of the fresh spring ..read more

Subject: The State of Chinese Americans Survey – Your Input Is Needed! I am excited to share with you a project that Asian American Donor Program (AADP) has been invited to partner on. Columbia University and Committee of 100 have developed a nationwide survey focused on Chinese Americans, to gather information that will shed light on the status and needs of today’s Chinese American population. This is the first survey of its kind that is designed to focus specifically on Chinese Americans, and the survey findings will be used to inform policymakers and the public on policies and programs tha ..read more

Special Premiere December 15th You can also stream it on Hulu. 12 Parents 12 different parenting styles. Good or bad, you be the judge ..read more

In this talk, Kristine Palmero takes us with her on her journey of donating bone marrow and saving a life. Her beautiful talk brings to light the interconnectedness of the world. Kristine Palmero, has been an upper school English teacher for twenty years and has served as both English teacher and dorm head here at Milton Academy. Ms. Palmero earned both her B.A. in English and Film and her M.A. in English from Middlebury College. Ms. Palmero is presenting her talk titled:“Donating Bone Marrow: A Love Story About How to Save a Life and Help You Heal” This talk was given at a TEDx event using t ..read more

All of you know the founder of Asian American Donor Program, Jonathan Leong.  But, many of you may not know his 6-year-old daughter, Juliette.     Juliette is an illustrator, author, violinist, singer, and philanthropist. 100% of the proceed from the sales of her paintings go to AADP.   Juliette Leong will be battling at Art Battle on Saturday, October 1, 2022! Winners are voted by the audience so please come and support Juliette!!! Tickets starting at $10: Get Your TICKETS HERE (attend/vote by streaming or in person) Art Battle is live competitive painting.  They’ve ..read more

Author: ALY SEMIGRAN, CONTENT SPECIALIST San Francisco is one of America’s most diverse cities, home to millions, including a large community of Asian and Pacific Islanders, both immigrants and those born in the U.S.   Within those communities, like many elsewhere, there is an urgent need for blood stem cell and bone marrow donors. Donors who contribute their blood stem cells can help save the lives of patients with blood cancers, like leukemia, and other diseases. Based in Alameda in the surrounding Bay Area, the Asian American Donor Program (AADP), is a nonprofit dedicat ..read more