About XinKai Cultural and Educational Foundation
The mission of XinKai is to provide an educational and cultural space for families to gather and learn about Chinese culture and traditions and to build confidence, identity, and community.
Our Vision
Celebrating the diversity of America as a strength – a dynamic interaction between cultures and traditions, a continual learning from each other – not a historical burden or relic,
Recognizing that America has a long complicated attitude toward people of Chinese and Asian descent, that Asian Hate is probably not the last challenge to face the Chinese and broader Asian American Community, and
Honoring the struggles and accomplishments of Chinese Americans in all walks of American Life,
We aim to:
Provide an educational and cultural space for families to gather and learn about Chinese culture and traditions and to build confidence, identity, and community.
Provide scheduled events or seminars celebrating holidays such as Chinese New Year, Dragon Boat Festival, and Mid-Autumn Festival.
Foster in America a love for Sinic literature, art, music, and history, and supporting its creative and artistic developments
Foster mentoring relationships and opportunities, small and big, between leaders and youths in the community.
Provide enrichment programs and services for students such as Chinese, art, meditation, music, dance, science, STEM, drama, calligraphy, Taichi, flower arrangement, Buddhist talks and seminars, public speaking and debate, including some taught in Chinese, with English support, to provide a unique immersional experience.
Provide seminars, opportunities, and workshops for students to discuss, learn, participate in, contribute to for growth and development, including leadership training, college applications, careers outreach, society and discussions on technological trends, and current events.
Support generally creative and expressive activities in the communities in which we operate.
About us
XinKai Cultural and Educational Foundation is a California nonprofit public benefit corporation and a 501(c)(3) public charity dedicated to creating a space where children and families can learn, connect, and explore Chinese culture.
Through our children’s library, cultural programs, classes, workshops, and community events, we bring Chinese literature, art, music, history, and traditions to life. We welcome people of all backgrounds and seek to foster cultural understanding, creativity, and a strong sense of community.
Your support helps us bring cultural learning and community programs to more children and families, and your donations are tax-deductible.
Federal EIN: 41-3101112
Our Vision for 650 S. Bernardo in Sunnyvale
Creating a welcoming space where families connect with Chinese culture and community.
Children’s Library
A cozy spot filled with books and stories that celebrate Asian heritage and inspire young minds.
Cultural Center
Engaging workshops and events that are rooted in Asian traditions and cultures and foster community pride.
Our Plans for 650 S. Bernardo Ave.
We have obtained the permits from the City of Sunnyvale, and are starting constructions, planned from July to end of October, 2026.
Site Plan
Site plan of our location in Sunnyvale. Easy access and plenty of parking!
Floor Plan
Anticipated floor plan for our site, including a children’s library, two classrooms, and a multi-purpose room for classes, seminars and special events.
Location
Find us at the heart of Sunnyvale, a welcoming space for families to connect and learn.
Address
650 S Bernardo Ave, Sunnyvale, CA 94087
Hours
To Be Determined
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