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Step into the life of small business owner Andy Ha and his Vietnamese restaurant located in the heart of Manhattan’s bustling Chinatown.
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Manhattan's Chinatown has a long history of culture, community, and resilience. In the past few years, local businesses have struggled to stay open for a variety of reasons. With rising rent prices, gentrification, and the after-effects of the pandemic still lingering, immigrant and Asian-owned mom-and-pop shops are finding it harder than ever to stay afloat.
Small businesses are the soul of every community. There are many local organizations doing incredible work to keep NYC's Chinatowns thriving. Below is a non-exhaustive list of some of these initiatives. Whether it's getting involved or supporting their work, we can all help in sustaining these irreplaceable neighborhoods through our collective effort.

Ways to support Chinatown ➟
sendchinatownlove.com/ways-to-send-love.html

Organizations to support:
Welcome to Chinatown: welcometochinatown.com
Instagram: @welcome.to.chinatown
Think!Chinatown: thinkchinatown.org
Instagram: @thinkchinatown
Asian Americans for Equality: www.aafe.org
Instagram: @aafenyc
Apex for Youth: apexforyouth.org
Instagram: @apexforyouth
Choy Commons: choycommons.org/home
Instagram: @choycommons
W.O.W. Project: wowprojectnyc.org
Instagram: @wowprojectnyc
Mott Street Girls: www.mottstreetgirls.com
Instagram: @mottstreetgirls
Meals for Unity: mealsforunity.org
Instagram: @mealsforunity