AYLUS Rancho Cucamonga Volunteers Promote Chinese Culture at Moon Festival in Walnut on September 14-15, 2024

On September 14th and 15th, 2024, student volunteers from the AYLUS Rancho Cucamonga Branch played a key role in supporting the Moon Festival held at 1100 N Grand Ave, Walnut. Volunteers assisted in various tasks, including venue setup, logistical support, charity sales, and promoting volunteer activities. Their contributions were crucial to the festival’s success, promoting Chinese cultural traditions and fostering a greater understanding of diversity within the local community.

The volunteers’ efforts ensured the smooth operation of the event, promoting cultural engagement and reinforcing community bonds.

Below is the list of volunteers and their respective hours of service:

No. Volunteer Name Hours
1 Yongxi Hu 8
2 Chengzhuo Ye 8
3 Zikang Li 8
4 Cynthia Shen 8
5 Yi Wang 8
6 Eric Wang 8
7 Zixuan Wang 8
8 Yanya Chen 8
9 Junhe Zhang 8
10 Yixin Qian 8
11 Haoyu Zhang 8
12 Ryan Kan 8
13 Xinyu Hu 8
14 Qingxiao Hu 8
15 Zhengdao Lu 8
16 Euphia Chi 8
17 Tianle Feng 8
18 Zejun Ding 6
19 Xueqian Shen 6
20 Takeshi Abe 6
21 Yuandun An 6
22 Yangxuezhe Sun 6
23 Yuanyi An 6
24 Yixuan Yuan 6
25 Yifan Ping 6
26 Leo Dai 6
27 Yuzhu Jin 6
28 Zhiman Li 6
29 Ryan Kan 7
30 Zhengdao Lu 7
31 Shengwen Jia 7
32 Tommy Tang 7

The volunteers contributed their time over two days, ensuring the success of the Moon Festival while fostering cultural exchange. Their dedication not only helped the event run smoothly but also promoted awareness of Chinese cultural heritage within the community.

 

 

Written by: Yangxuezhe Sun

Updated: September 29, 2024 — 2:25 am

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