Yu Ming Charter School

$9,447 raised by 15 donors

4% complete

$250,000 Goal

Our Mission

As a leader in Mandarin Immersion education, we nurture our inclusive and diverse community to become empowered, engaged, and outstanding global citizens.




Over the past 15 years, Yu Ming has moved ten times across Alameda County to accommodate its growing enrollment. In the past three years, we have managed to secure three out of four permanent campuses. As a public charter school in the Bay Area, this has been a monumental effort, made possible only through the commitment of people like you who believed in this community.

We have one campus left to secure.

Recently, the grandmother of a Yu Ming graduate left a $250,000 estate matching gift to help complete this final chapter. She believed in bilingual education and in giving children a strong sense of identity, belonging, and opportunity. Her generosity means that every gift made toward this effort will be matched dollar for dollar.

Permanent campuses do more than create stability for our students. They allow us to continue raising the bar for public education. Educators from across California and beyond now visit our classrooms to learn from a model where 84% of students become fluent readers by third grade while learning two languages.

In honor of AANHPI Heritage Month, we invite you to join this effort to sustain what Yu Ming makes possible for students, families, and educators. 

Please also consider sharing Yu Ming’s story with others in your network who believe in the power of an excellent education to shape lives and open doors for future generations.

The finish line is in sight, and we would love for you to cross it with us.

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Organization Data

Summary

Organization name

Yu Ming Charter School

Tax id (EIN)

27-4260393

Categories

Health & Well Being, Youth Development, Education Access, Equal Opportunity in Education

Populations Served

Christian, Buddhist, Southeast Asian, South Asian, East Asian, Other Population, Vietnamese, Taiwanese, Mongolian, Korean, Indian, Hmong, Hawaiian, Filipino, Chinese

Address

2501 CHESTNUT ST
OAKLAND, CA 94607