On October 21, 2023, the members of the Woodbridge branch of AYUS gathered for an engaging event centered around writing book reviews to promote a culture of reading and literary appreciation within the community. The event provided a platform for passionate readers to share their insights and recommendations on various books. Participants wrote reviews expressing […]

In September, during Suicide Prevention Month, the Woodbridge branch of AYLUS organized an event where community members filled out anonymous mental health surveys, emphasizing the importance of open dialogue and understanding surrounding mental health issues. This initiative aimed to promote mental health awareness and break the stigma associated with mental health struggles, fostering a supportive […]

On June 10, 2023, AYLUS Bellaire donated 280 books to Books for Development. The volunteers performed book drive and collected 280 books from AYLUS Bellaire families and neighborhood on kids’ books including picture books, fiction and non-fiction books, as well as textbooks and resources. They sorted them into different categories and delivered them to Books […]

On October 22, 2023, AYLUS volunteered at the Ohio Chinese Academy.  First, the volunteers set up chairs in the hallways for all the kids and parents to sit on.  Next, they taught kids how to play chess in the classroom by explaining the basic rules, and show them how to properly set up chess pieces.  […]

Reported by Bryan Zheng Posted by Jenny Wang Frisco & Plano Branch members collected donations for sale and raised funds to support Plano Children’s Medical Center foundation, address is P.O. Box 847253, Dallas TX 75248, email is giving @childrens.com, contact name is Carolyn Allsup and phone number is 214 456 8360. On October 28th 2023, […]

Reported by Angela Li “Everyone can be great because everyone can serve.” Martin Luther King Jr.   At an average total of $150,000, cancer treatment costs are more than four times higher than treatment for other common health conditions. Despite paying high costs for cancer treatment, some patients still suffer from inadequate treatment and are […]

On Saturday, October 28th, 6 members of the AYLUS San Clemente Branch volunteered at the 3rd Annual Halloween Costume Dance Concert at the Pavilion in Rancho Mission Viejo. This time, they had a new member, Alexa Leitner, joining them! The members arrived at 5pm to help set up the registration station, photo ops, and the […]

Reported by Max Yang The “Young Writers Club” project, a program aimed at supporting and inspiring young writers in the San Diego Region, was a great success. Organized by Hans Yang from the AYLUS San Diego Branch, a Young Writers Club Session took place on October 14th, 2023. Students worked on their work, which they […]

 Reported by Max Yang The “Young Writers Club” project, a program aimed at supporting and inspiring young writers in the San Diego Region, was a great success. Organized by Hans Yang from the AYLUS San Diego Branch, a Young Writers Club Session took place on October 28th, 2023. Students worked on their work, which they […]

Reported by Colin Xie On October 29th, San Diego students of AYLUS organized the 190th online English for the Elderly activity. The goal of this activity is to help elderly men and women from China learn the basics of English so that they’re able to use them in their daily lives. Due to the current […]

Reported by Steven Xiao   Coop with Libraries With Love, the AYLUS San Diego Committee kicked off the 2023-2024 Solution for Hope on-line classes for raising funds to build libraries in Africa. The Tutoring Class Activity continued in the week of October 23, 2023 – October 29, 2023.   The goal of tutoring classes is […]

On October 7, 2023, AYLUS Scottsdale attended an FMSC event to help give back to children in impoverished conditions around the world. Members packed, stored, and processed parts of Soy, Rice, Vegetables, and Vitamins for those who are starving from malnutrition. Members that attended include: Session 5 (2.75 hours each) Catherine Lau Sophia Lau Bella […]

Reported by Angela Li   “Everyone can be great because everyone can serve.” Martin Luther King Jr.   At an average total of $150,000, cancer treatment costs are more than four times higher than treatment for other common health conditions. Despite paying high costs for cancer treatment, some patients still suffer from inadequate treatment and […]

In October, the Greater Princeton Branch of AYLUS (GPA) started its Winter Clothing Drive. No one should go cold this winter. The health effects of extreme cold are life threatening. The unprecedented crisis created by the COVID-19 Pandemic is still affecting the lives of millions of people. Families who were already struggling are now at […]

On 10/28/2023, members of AYLUS Syosset Branch hosted a park clean-up event in our members’ favorite park, Town of Oyster Bay Syosset S01 Park. ALYUS members came prepared with rakes, disposable bags, and gloves. Some members began picking up litter on the way to the park. ALYUS members were splitting into small groups. Each group […]

Reported by Andrew Zhou In cooperation with the Libraries of Love, the AYLUS San Diego Committee kicked off the 2023-2024 Solution for Hope on-line classes to raise funds for the Libraries of Love. The 20th AoPS on-line class was kicked off on Oct.23-Oct.29, 2023. AoPS is a mathematics program for elementary, middle, and high school […]

Reported by Andrew Zhou In cooperation with the Libraries of Love, the AYLUS San Diego Committee kicked off the 2023-2024 Solution for Hope on-line classes to raise funds for the Libraries of Love. The 20th Beast Academy on-line class was kicked off on Oct. 23-Oct.29, 2023. Beast Academy is a mathematics program for elementary and […]

The AYLUS Great Neck Branch organized an event for special needs children, creating an opportunity for the children to stretch their mental capacities as well as experience the pleasant weather and foliage in a scavenger hunt spread across a trail in Kings Point Park. The volunteers decorated the park with seasonal signs to guide the […]

Today the LISOC celebrated Halloween with a decorative and festive atmosphere with volunteers and teachers alike wearing costumes. Volunteers worked to set up decorations and distribute candy in addition to their regular teacher assistant volunteering. As teacher assistants, volunteers graded students’ classwork and homework assignments. This allowed the teacher more time to focus on classroom […]

Reported by Kevin Kan On October 28th, San Diego students of Aylus hosted its 9th monthly bottles and cans recycling event. Inspired by the Earth Day 2023, we set a goal to take action and to be a part of the green revolution. The students collected recyclable items and sorted them in a nearby recycling […]

On Sunday, October 15, volunteers assisted at a local Chinese school through the AYLUS organization.  They helped set chairs up for students during lunch. After they assisted teaching children basic Chinese words. Once finished they helped children learn how to fold origami for the Chinese school’s club programs. As the school day ended volunteers cleaned […]

On Friday, October 20th, members of the AYLUS Columbus branch volunteered at Day 2 of Dublin’s Spooktacular Halloween event.  Volunteers showed their love for the community by interacting with the children enjoying the event and helping those running it. AYLUS members helped with a variety of different tasks including aiding an arts and crafts table, […]

In October 2023, the Greater Princeton Branch of AYLUS (GPA) Environment Committee continued its conservation, a continuing effort for the GPA students to put their influence on the local community since their last public speech to the West Windsor Council in 2019. GPA conservationists collected & recycled plastic bags, batteries, clothes, picked up trash at […]

On Thursday, October 19th, members of the AYLUS Columbus branch volunteered at Dublin’s Spooktacular Halloween event.  This annual family Halloween festival was for elementary and preschool-aged children located at a local community park, Coffman Park. Volunteers helped through a variety of different tasks including aiding an arts and crafts table, overlooking children’s games, helping out […]

September is Suicide Prevention Month in the United States. In order to raise mental health awareness, with the approval from the AYLF board of directors, now through the end of September, national AYLUS mental health committee conducted a mental health related anonymous survey across all the branches to take a snapshot of mental health status […]

On Sunday, October 22nd, volunteers from the AYLUS Columbus Branch performed at the Senior Star at the Dublin Retirement Village. Volunteers played music for the senior residents on the piano and saxophone. Although only a few members came, the residents received the performances with great enthusiasm, and the volunteers happily performed for a growing audience. […]

Date: 10/28/2023 Jeffrey packed up all of the tomato plants into bags, while preserving semi ripe tomatoes for Mrs.Harris to ripen. Auricle and Henry worked on packaging the flowers and delivering other plants to be placed into the compost. Entire garden was packed up, with utilities returned to the shed in preparation for the winter […]

On October 28th, 2023, seventeen members of the AYLUS Morrisville Branch volunteered at the Western Wake Children’s Business Fair in Cary. 50 child entrepreneurs showcased their creativity, innovation, and entrepreneurship.This event was initiated and organized by our own branch members Kenna Zhang, Claire Zhong and Sunny Zhao. They spent a lot of hours on fair […]

On Thursday October 26, Kalli zhu and Katie yang tutored a young child from 4:30 pm to 5:30 pm. During this one hour, Kalli and Katie helped the young boy with math homework and even taught him some concepts ahead of his curriculum. Overall, the boy was thankful and is looking forward to next week’s […]