Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What is the mission of AAEDE?
A1: AAEDE is dedicated to supporting the educational and professional goals of the Asian American community in Monterey Park and Southern California. The organization promotes economic self-help and provides training, employment services, and scholarships to empower individuals.

Q2: When was AAEDE established?
A2: AAEDE was established in 1977 to help Chinese immigrants acclimate to their new environment and obtain financial security. Since then, it has grown into a full-service nonprofit organization serving a broader community.

Q3: Is AAEDE a government-funded organization?
A3: No, AAEDE is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization that receives no public funds. It operates through partnerships and community support.

Q4: Who does AAEDE serve?
A4: AAEDE primarily serves communities in Southern California, providing programs and services to over 800 participants and supporting more than 1,000 vendors.

Q5: What types of programs does AAEDE offer?
A5: AAEDE offers a variety of programs including training and employment services, literacy programs for children, and scholarships for high school students.

Q6: How can I get involved or learn more about AAEDE’s programs?
A6: You can contact AAEDE directly to speak with a knowledgeable staff member who can provide information about current programs and upcoming events.

Q7: Does AAEDE collaborate with other organizations?
A7: Yes, AAEDE collaborates with government agencies, nonprofit organizations, and corporations to deliver high-quality programming and support to the community.