How Your Support Makes A Difference
For 152 years, Cameron House has been woven into the life of this community—thread by thread, generation by generation.
What began as a place of refuge and support for immigrant girls and women has grown into a vibrant multigenerational center of care, connection, and belonging. Across the decades, Cameron House has responded to Chinatown’s changing needs: nurturing youth, supporting families, helping new immigrants, and creating space for elders to remain connected and seen.
Your gift is a thread—one that strengthens the fabric of care that holds our community together, meeting urgent needs today while building a stronger, more connected tomorrow.
Want to know how far your donor dollars can go?
$25 – Keeps a session of the Cancer Support Group accessible to all genders, types and stages of cancer, and patients’ family members—a unique offering in Chinatown!
$150 – Gives an individual access to Cameron House’s case management services, helping to navigate broad multilingual community resources, like immigration, housing and utilities, public services, and financial and legal aid
$500 – Provides a free culturally responsive health workshop in Cantonese on topics like chronic disease management, nutrition, mental wellness, and identifying the signs of stroke, early dementia, or domestic violence, open to the entire Chinatown community
$1,000 – Sustains the holistic early intervention we can give to a child and their whole family who may be experiencing food insecurity, deportation fears, and language barriers
$5,000+ – Helps maintain building security and safety, allowing our vulnerable clients to better recover from trauma and focus on stabilization while receiving services inside Cameron House
As we look ahead, we do so with gratitude for those who have come before—and hope for those still to come. With your support, we will continue weaving a tapestry that reflects resilience, compassion, and belonging.
Please consider making a gift this Spring Give. Add your thread. Strengthen the tapestry. Help us continue this work for the next 152 years.
