2024-04-09T21:05:54-05:00 2023-11-30 475284605 ERIC ZHANG & ASSOCIATES LLP 920 HILLVIEW CT 180 MILPITAS CA 95035 990PF 2022-12-01 461585885 SHAO & YING FAMILY FOUNDATION SHAO 4083662658 19786 COLBY CT SARATOGA CA 95070 LINGXIONG SHAO PRESIDENT & CEO 4083662658 2024-04-09 1 LINGXIONG SHAO 999009999 0 ERIC ZHANG CPA P00548506 6265812266 2 AAL1 IAL1 2022 2023-04-26 12:10:37Z X 372547 X X 6418 6418 6418 4411 23137 4411 14 10829 10829 6432 0 0 0 0 1448 0 0 1448 139 139 139 0 16133 0 0 16133 17720 139 139 17581 0 0 17720 139 139 17581 -6891 10690 6293 7259 15973 15973 265152 249547 355663 911 911 911 273322 266431 372547 0 0 X 105198 105198 0 0 168124 161233 273322 266431 273322 266431 273322 -6891 0 266431 0 266431 0.6666 SHARE GE HEALTHCARE P 2018-12-12 2023-01-03 39 23 16 16 50 SHARES VEEV P 2018-12-03 2023-05-10 8921 4959 3962 3962 18.343 SHARES SWHFX P 2022-12-14 2023-11-29 457 443 14 14 550.322 SHARES SWHFX P 2018-12-12 2023-11-29 13720 13301 419 419 4411 14 149 0 149 0 149 0 0 0 0 0 0 149 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 CA 1 1 0 0 0 1 N/A LINGXIONG SHAO 4083662658 19786 COLBY CT SARATOGA CA 95070 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 LINGXIONG SHAO 19786 COLBY CT SARATOGA CA 95070 PRESIDENT & CEO 4.00 0 0 0 YING DING 19786 COLBY CT SARATOGA CA 95070 SECRETARY 4.00 0 0 0 NONE 0 NONE 0 SEE ATTACHMENT 5051 SEE ATTACHMENT 5000 SEE ATTACHMENT 3000 SEE ATTACHMENT 3000 0 356204 6810 911 363925 0 0 363925 5459 358466 17923 X 17581 0 17581 X 6293 10025 4898 15872 37088 5349 8521 4163 13491 31525 17581 9568 11414 10252 48815 0 0 0 0 0 17581 9568 11414 10252 48815 0 0 11949 11799 10626 10581 44955 0 0 0 0 LINGXIONG SHAO YING DING X 0 0 14 6418 18 4411 0 10829 0 10829 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ACCOUNTING FEE 1448 0 0 1448 SUMMARY OF DIRECT CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES FORM 990PF, PART VIII-A WOMEN IN TECHNOLOGY FULLY3D PROJECT - 2023LING SHAO, JEROME LIANG (FULLY 3D COMMITTEE CHAIR)THIS IS THE THIRD ROUND OF WOMEN IN IMAGING PROJECT WORKING WITH FULLY 3D IMAGING MEETING COMMITTEE. THE 17TH INTERNATIONAL MEETING ON FULLY THREE-DIMENSIONAL IMAGE RECONSTRUCTION IN RADIOLOGY AND NUCLEAR MEDICINE WILL BE HELD JULY 17TH TO 21, 2023 ON THE CAMPUS OF THE STONY-BROOK UNIVERSITY (FULLY3D 2023 AT STONY BROOK (STONYBROOKMEDICINE.EDU). THE MEETING GENERAL CHAIR DR. JEROME LIANG BE WORKING WITH SFY FOUNDATION TO MAKE THE WOMEN IN IMAGING AWARD SUCCESSFULLY EXECUTED. THE FOLLOWING ARE THE BACKGROUND INFORMATION WHEN WE STARTED THE PROJECT IN 2017 AS THE JOINT INITIAL PROJECT.IN THE PAST TWO DECADES, WOMEN ALL OVER THE WORLD HAVE MADE BIG STRIDES TOWARD TO EQUAL VOICES, EQUAL RIGHT AND EQUAL PAYS. HOWEVER, THERE ARE STILL BIG GAPS BETWEEN MEN AND WOMEN IN MANY AREAS IN SOCIETY OVER THE WORLD, ESPECIALLY ON THE ROLES AND POSITIONS IN THE SOCIETY, AND THEIR ROLES IN TECHNOLOGY ARE NOT EXCEPTION EITHER. EVEN IN THE UNITED STATES, THIS IS STILL THE CASE. BOTH LING AND YING WORKING IN THE SILICON VALLEY HIGH TECHNOLOGY INDUSTRIES, WE SEE THE FIRST-HAND FACTS THOUGH OUR DIRECT EXPERIENCE. RECENT DATA SHOWS THAT AT GOOGLE, WOMEN MAKE UP 30 PERCENT OF THE COMPANY'S OVERALL WORKFORCE, BUT HOLD ONLY 17 PERCENT OF THE COMPANY'S TECH JOBS. AT FACEBOOK, 15 PERCENT OF TECH ROLES ARE STAFFED BY WOMEN. AT TWITTER, IT'S A LAUGHABLE 10 PERCENT. FOR NON-TECHNICAL JOBS AT TWITTER (THINK MARKETING, HR, SALES), THE GENDER SPLIT IS 50-50. SUCH REALITY CONTRIBUTES HUGELY THE TAKEN-HOME PAYS FOR WOMEN (HTTP://WWW.HUFFINGTONPOST.COM/2015/03/27/WOMEN-IN-TECH_N_6955940.HTML ). HENCE, PROMOTING WOMEN IN TECHNOLOGY IS ONE OF KEYS TO FURTHER CLOSE THE PAY GAP BETWEEN THE GENDERS.LING'S WHOLE LIFE HAS BEEN WORKING FOR HIGH TECH MEDICAL DEVICE COMPANIES AND MADE A GOOD TECHNICAL CONTRIBUTION TO THE SOCIETY THROUGH HIS WORK. BUT HE ALSO HAS SEEN THE SIMILAR GAPS FROM THE COMPANIES HE WORKED IN MEDICAL DEVICE INDUSTRIES. AS ONE OF THIS YEAR'S SYF FOUNDATION PROJECTS, WE PLAN TO WORK WITH A MEDICAL IMAGING SOCIETY CALL FULLY 3D TO PROMOTE WOMEN IN TECHNOLOGY. FULLY 3D IS A TECHNOLOGY SOCIETY WITH MANY MEMBERS WHO ARE SCIENTISTS, RESEARCHERS AND ENGINEERS FROM DIFFERENT TOP UNIVERSITIES AND INDUSTRIES. EVERY TWO YEARS, THEY ORGANIZE SCIENTIFIC MEETINGS TO EXCHANGE THE LATEST TECHNOLOGY IN 3D IMAGING FOR ADVANCING THE TECHNOLOGY FOR DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF DISEASES, SUCH AS HEART DISEASES AND CANCERS. THIS IS WELL KNOWN SOCIETY. LING HAS BEEN ATTENDING THESE MEETINGS IN THE PAST.THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO WORK WITH THE FULLY 3D ORGANIZER TO ESTABLISH A BEST SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT AWARD PROGRAM TO PROMOTE MORE WOMEN ATTENDEES IN THIS FULLY 3D BIANNUAL MEETING. FULLY 3D WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE DETAILED ADMINISTRATION OF ABSTRACT SELECTION PROCESS (SUCH AS NUMBERS OF AWARDS, AND AWARD CEREMONY). SYFF WILL BE FUNDING THE PROGRAM WITH $3000 THIS YEAR AND INTEND TO FUND THIS PROGRAM FOR THREE YEARS IF THE FIRST YEAR PROGRAM IS SUCCESSFUL.PROJECT FEE $3000, TRANSPORTATION, HOTELS AND MEAL $2051 SUMMARY OF DIRECT CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES FORM 990PF, PART VIII-A PARK-IT MARKET/MOBILE FOOD PANTRY AT FELLOWSHIP PLAZASUJATHA VENAKTRAMAN, WEST VALLEY COMMUNITY SERVICESACCORDING TO THE ANNUAL REPORT PUBLISHED BY THE SANTA CLARA SOCIAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT OF AGING SERVICES, BY 2030, ONE IN FOUR SANTA CLARA COUNTY RESIDENTS WILL BE OVER THE AGE OF 60 (27.6%). THE INCREASE IN THE PERCENTAGE OF PEOPLE OVER 60 AFFECTS THE WHOLE COUNTY. DESPITE OUR REGION'S HIGH LEVEL OF WEALTH, OF SILICON VALLEY RESIDENTS DON'T EARN ENOUGH INCOME TO BE SELF-SUFFICIENT, IMPACTING BOTH ACCESS TO STABLE HOUSING AND HEALTHY AND NUTRITIOUS FOOD. RECENT REPORTS HAVE FOUND THAT 7.7 PERCENT OF OLDER ADULTS ARE FOOD INSECURE NATIONALLY. IN THE SAN JOSE, SUNNYVALE, AND SANTA CLARA METROPOLITAN AREAS, THAT NUMBER IS 11.5 PERCENT. POVERTY CREATES BARRIERS TO ACCESS TO CRITICAL SERVICES, INCLUDING HEALTH SERVICES, NUTRITIOUS FOOD, AND OTHER NECESSITIES CONTRIBUTING TO POOR PHYSICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH. POVERTY ALSO INHIBITS SOCIALIZATION AND ENGAGEMENT WITH THE COMMUNITY. FOR AT-RISK SENIORS, FINDING WHERE OR HOW TO ACCESS SERVICES IS MUCH MORE OF A CHALLENGE. IN SOME CASES, SENIORS MAY NOT KNOW WHERE TO GO OR MAY NOT HAVE RELIABLE TRANSPORTATION TO GET THE HELP THEY NEED. THIS CAN RESULT IN SIGNIFICANT SERVICE DELIVERY DELAYS, LEADING THEM FURTHER INTO FINANCIAL CRISES, UNHEALTHY OR RISKY LIVING CONDITIONS, OR CIRCUMSTANCES THAT MAKE THEM VULNERABLE TO BEING TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF.THE PARK-IT MARKET IS A 30 FOOT MOBILE FOOD PANTRY THAT PROVIDES A VARIETY OF HEALTHY AND FRESH FOOD, INCLUDING DAIRY AND MEAT ITEMS AS WELL AS STAPLES SUCH AS RICE, BEANS, CANNED, AND DRIED GOODS TO CLIENTS LIVING AT OR BELOW 250% OF THE FEDERAL POVERTY LINE. IN ADDITION TO FOOD SUPPORT, THE VEHICLE ALSO HAS AN OFFICE FOR CLIENTS TO MEET WITH THEIR CASE MANAGER AND APPLY FOR RENTAL ASSISTANCE OR OTHER WVCS PROGRAMS. ELIGIBILITY FOR OUR FOOD PROGRAMS AND SUPPORTIVE SERVICES IS BASED ON FEDERAL POVERTY DETERMINATIONS, AND WE SERVE INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES LIVING AT OR BELOW 250% OF THE FEDERAL POVERTY LINE. FOR AN INDIVIDUAL, THAT IS AN ANNUAL HOUSEHOLD INCOME OF $31,900 OR LESS AND FOR A FAMILY OF FOUR, THAT IS AN ANNUAL HOUSEHOLD INCOME OF $65,500 OR LESS. AS YOU CAN SEE, WE PROVIDE SUPPORT TO OUR COMMUNITY'S MOST VULNERABLE RESIDENTS.WE ARE SEEKING FUNDING TO SUPPORT THE PARK-IT MARKET FOOD DISTRIBUTION AT FELLOWSHIP PLAZA, A SENIOR AFFORDABLE HOUSING COMMUNITY LOCATED ON FRUITVALE AVENUE IN SARATOGA. OUR WEEKLY ONSITE FOOD DISTRIBUTION REGULARLY SERVES 75-100 LOW INCOME SENIOR HOUSEHOLDS, AND THE PROGRAM IS QUICKLY GROWING. SUMMARY OF DIRECT CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES FORM 990PF, PART VIII-A DRAGON BOAT FESTIVAL - 2023LING SHAO (SYFF), HUELLING SU (PRESIDENT OF AABC)AS THE BAY AREA POPULATION GETS MORE DIVERSE AND MANY PEOPLE MIGRATE FROM DIFFERENT COUNTRIES KNOWING PEOPLE'S DIFFERENT CULTURE BACKGROUNDS BECOME AN ESSENTIAL PART OF ELEMENT FOR PEOPLE TREATING EACH OTHER WITH RESPECT AND BEING SENSITIVE TO CULTURAL DIFFERENCES, AND FOR PROMOTING THE HARMONY WITHIN THE COMMUNITY. ESPECIALLY ASIAN COMMUNITY BECOMES A LARGE PORTION OF THE POPULATION IN BAY AREA THE COMMUNITY LEADERS NEED TO STEP-UP FOR THAT PURPOSE. TO HOLD THE AMERICAN CORE VALUES WHILE KEEPING SOME OF DIFFERENT CULTURES FROM THE ORIGINAL COUNTRIES IS THE KEY FABRIC OF AMERICA CULTURE.THIS IS THE SECOND YEAR FOR SYF FOUNDATION TO MAKE ITS OWN CONTRIBUTION BY CO-HOSTING A PROJECT CALLED DRAGON BOAT FESTIVAL INITIATED AND HOSTED BY AABC (ASIAN AMERICAN FOR BETTER COMMUNITY). TO ACHIEVE THIS OBJECTIVE, LING WORKED WITH THE PRESIDENT OF AABC HUELLING SU TO DISCUSS THE PLAN FOR THIS YEAR. SYF FOUNDATION WILL PROVIDE THE FUNDING OF $3000 FOR THE ACTIVITIES AS CO-HOST. THIS EVENT WILL BE HELD ON JUNE 10, 2023, AT WEST VALLEY COLLEGE IN SARATOGA. MANY ACTIVITY PROGRAMS WILL BE CREATED SUCH AS DRAGON BOAT STORY TELLING, DRAGON BOAT DRUMMER DEMONSTRATION AND FESTIVAL CRAFTS. EVERYONE FROM THE BAY AREA IS WELCOME TO THE EVENT.THE TEAM WILL DISCUSS THE OPERATION AND CHANGE THE PLAN AS NEEDED ACCORDING TO THE PROGRESS. SUMMARY OF DIRECT CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES FORM 990PF, PART VIII-A PROVIDING EDUCATION AND SKILLS FOR YOUNG GIRLS TO BECOME EMPOWERED YOUNG WOMEN - UGANDALING SHAO, ERNA GRASZ; GEOFFREY KASANGAKI (COUNTRY DIRECTOR, ASANTE AFRICA FOUNDATION)ALIGNMENT BETWEEN STRATEGIES: AS THE MISSION OF SHAO AND YING FAMILY FOUNDATION ARE FOCUSED ON THE WOMEN LEADERSHIP, HELPING THE PEOPLE WHO NEEDED FINANCIAL AID, AND THE CULTURE EXCHANGE. THIS YEAR WE REACHED OUT TO CEO OF ASANTE AFRICA, ERNA GRASZ, FOR JOINTLY CO-ORGANIZING INTERNATIONAL PROJECTS IN AFRICA. WE BELIEVE THE GOALS OF BOTH FOUNDATIONS MATCH WELL. ASANTE AFRICA FOUNDATION (AAF) FOUNDED IN 2007 ACHIEVES ITS RESULTS THROUGH A SET OF INTERCONNECTED PROGRAMS DESIGNED TO ALLEVIATE POVERTY BY FOSTERING THE DEVELOPMENT OF EDUCATED AND RESILIENT YOUTH. PROGRAMS EMPHASIZE QUALITY LEARNING IN THE CLASSROOM, GENDER EQUITY, WORK-LIFE SKILLS, AND THE POWER OF TECHNOLOGY. STUDENTS DEVELOP THE COGNITIVE SKILLS, DECISION-MAKING CAPACITY AND LEADERSHIP QUALITIES NEEDED TO SUCCEED FAR BEYOND THE CLASSROOM. AAF OPERATES IN 3 EAST AFRICAN COUNTRIES NAMELY, KENYA, UGANDA AND TANZANIA.IN 2023, SYF FOUNDATION AND AAF PROPOSE TO IMPLEMENT A JOINT PROGRAM IN KYENJOJO DISTRICT, UGANDA RELATED TO THE WEZESHA VIJANA PROGRAM (WVP) WHICH FOCUSES ON GIRLS' ADVANCEMENT WITH ACTIVE BOY INCLUSION, EQUIPPING GIRLS WITH LEADERSHIP SKILLS, CONFIDENTLY SPEAK AND DEFEND THEIR RIGHTS, KEEPING AT-RISK ADOLESCENT GIRLS ON THE LEARNING PATH THROUGH PERSONAL, SOCIAL, HEALTH, AND ECONOMIC ASSETS UTILIZING LEARNING MODULES, DIGITAL TOOL, HANDS-ON PROJECTS, AND PEER MENTORING. THE PARTICIPANTS FOR THIS PROJECT COME FROM KIGARAALE PRIMARY SCHOOL, KYENJOJO DISTRICT, UGANDA.SPECIFIC CHALLENGES UGANDA CHILDREN FACE: IN UGANDA, CHALLENGES SUCH AS HARMFUL CULTURAL STIGMA ASSOCIATED WITH MENSTRUATION, EXPOSURE TO GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE, AND CULTURAL BELIEFS AROUND EARLY MARRIAGE HAVE PRECLUDED GIRLS FROM ACHIEVING THE SAME ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL EQUALITIES AS THEIR MALE COUNTERPARTS. WITHOUT ADEQUATE KNOWLEDGE OF SEXUAL MATURATION OR REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH, CROSS CULTURAL EXCHANGE LEARNING AND LACKING THE CONFIDENCE TO MANAGE THEIR MENSTRUATION AT SCHOOL, GIRLS' MONTHLY ATTENDANCE BECOMES IRREGULAR AND AFFECTS THEIR ACADEMIC OUTCOMES AND GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP ASPIRATIONS. LACK OF ADEQUATE SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH EDUCATION MAY LEAD TO INCREASED PREGNANCY RATES, WHICH ALSO EFFECTS SCHOOL COMPLETION.WITH THE FUNDING AMOUNT OF $ 3,000, THIS INTERVENTION IS EXPECTED TO CUMULATIVELY IMPACT 60 CHILDREN, AGES 9-14 (60% GIRLS/40% BOYS), AT LEAST 30 PARENTS, 3 TEACHERS, AND 1 SCHOOL PRINCIPAL. IT IS ESTIMATED THAT THE 60 CHILDREN WILL REACH AT LEAST AN ADDITIONAL 300 LIVES (1:5 RATIO). TOTAL = 394 LIVES IN THE FIRST YEAR OF OUR PARTNERSHIP. THE TARGET CHILD PARTICIPANTS COME FROM UNDERSERVED FAMILIES THAT LIVE IN RURAL COMMUNITIES WHERE ACCESS TO RESOURCES AND OPPORTUNITIES IS SEVERELY LIMITED. THE PROJECT IS DESIGNED TO ENSURE CROSS CULTURAL SHARING THROUGH TRAINING OF TRAINERS AND COMMUNITY OWNERSHIP AT EVERY STAGE.AT THE BEGINNING OF THE NEXT SCHOOL YEAR, JANUARY 2024, THE LEADERSHIP WILL SEAMLESSLY BE TRANSITIONED FROM THIS COHORT #1 TO COHORT #2 TO PROVE YOUTH GOVERNANCE WITHIN A CLUB SETTING. 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