KCCEB

Our Story

Founded in 1977 by five dedicated community activists, the Korean Community Center of the East Bay (KCCEB) began with the mission to assist newcomer Koreans in accessing vital services. With support from the Methodist Church, KCCEB became an independent nonprofit in 1980, evolving to meet the changing needs of the community.

Impact

Each year, KCCEB serves over 10,000 individuals, providing culturally-sensitive meals, mental health counseling, and immigration support. The organization plays a crucial role in generating revenue for immigrant-owned businesses and navigating social and health systems for limited English proficient populations.

Why Donate?

Your contributions to KCCEB empower immigrants and refugees in the Bay Area, ensuring they have access to essential services, education, and advocacy. Donations help provide meals, mental health support, and transportation services, making a direct impact on the lives of community members in need.

Get Involved

Join the mission to uplift the immigrant community by donating today! Your support can change lives and foster a thriving community. Whether through cryptocurrency or cash, every contribution counts!