Check out Upcoming Events to see other functions planned for this year. Help support this organization by becoming a member and volunteering some of your time and expertise.

The Filipino-American Association of Carson City, Nevada, was conceived in 1992 with Rico Javier as the first president. In 1995, Manny Israel became the next president with Alicia Eidel taken over the duties in 1997. In 1999, Oscar Canonigo was the last association president, when it was decided in 2001, that a board of directors would oversee the Fil-Am association.

During a members 2003 meeting, it was agreed to change back to a Board of Governors/Officers instead of a Board of Directors. On September 27th, 2003, Evangeline Javier was inducted as the next President of the Association.

From its inception, the Association focused on family values. The smell and tastes of Filipino-American cuisine, international music, and dance indoor and out characterized meetings at homes. In 1994, the Association entered a beautiful, prize winning float, in the annual Nevada Day parade and the first Santacruzan was held at the Pony Express Pavilion in Carson City's Mills Park.

In 1995, the association participated in the Reno Sierra-Folk Festival and presented numerous cultural performances at Western Nevada Community College located in Carson City. The Santacruzan celebration for that year was held at the Hilton hotel in Reno.

A Scholarship Program in 1997 was formed to motivate our members children to excel and continue their education and contribute positively to their community. Two scholarships were awarded 1998, and four in 1999.

The Association made philanthropic goals, contributing to oblate missions in the Philippines, and to Camp TLC, an annual summer camp located in Lake Tahoe for children who are terminally ill. It helped allow these children to just be kids in an environment away from doctors.

To this day, the Association continues to participate in numerous cultural presentations at Western Nevada Community College, the Reno Sierra-Folk Festival, Asian Pacific Festival in Reno, the Arts Council of Carson City, and the Nevada Day Parade.

		MABUHAY / WELCOME FILIPINO AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF CARSON CITY NEVADA Questions about us can be forwarded to the WebMaster
	2007 Nevada Day Parade Volleyball Tournament WNCC Multicultral Event 2004 Easter Picnic 2009 Valentine Party 2008 XmasParty 2006 Xmas Carolers Miss FILAM Pageant 2008 Past Directors/Governors Membership & Scholarship Applications Allegiance and Anthems Philippine Memories/Sights History Repeats Filipino Web Links of Interest Carson City Reno Lake Tahoe This page was last updated on: January 7, 2010:	UPDATES Filipino American Association of Carson City 16th Annual Valentine Party Saturday, February 13th, 2010 6:00 p.m. @ Carson Nugget $30 for Adults $15 for Children Check out Upcoming Events to see other functions planned for this year. Help support this organization by becoming a member and volunteering some of your time and expertise. The Filipino-American Association of Carson City, Nevada, was conceived in 1992 with Rico Javier as the first president. In 1995, Manny Israel became the next president with Alicia Eidel taken over the duties in 1997. In 1999, Oscar Canonigo was the last association president, when it was decided in 2001, that a board of directors would oversee the Fil-Am association. During a members 2003 meeting, it was agreed to change back to a Board of Governors/Officers instead of a Board of Directors. On September 27th, 2003, Evangeline Javier was inducted as the next President of the Association. From its inception, the Association focused on family values. The smell and tastes of Filipino-American cuisine, international music, and dance indoor and out characterized meetings at homes. In 1994, the Association entered a beautiful, prize winning float, in the annual Nevada Day parade and the first Santacruzan was held at the Pony Express Pavilion in Carson City's Mills Park. In 1995, the association participated in the Reno Sierra-Folk Festival and presented numerous cultural performances at Western Nevada Community College located in Carson City. The Santacruzan celebration for that year was held at the Hilton hotel in Reno. A Scholarship Program in 1997 was formed to motivate our members children to excel and continue their education and contribute positively to their community. Two scholarships were awarded 1998, and four in 1999. The Association made philanthropic goals, contributing to oblate missions in the Philippines, and to Camp TLC, an annual summer camp located in Lake Tahoe for children who are terminally ill. It helped allow these children to just be kids in an environment away from doctors. To this day, the Association continues to participate in numerous cultural presentations at Western Nevada Community College, the Reno Sierra-Folk Festival, Asian Pacific Festival in Reno, the Arts Council of Carson City, and the Nevada Day Parade.