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Over the years Project by Project has been fortunate to be able to help many organizations and touch the lives of the individuals who benefit from the services offered through these organizations. Having accomplished these tasks has been a gratifying experience and we are humbled to be recognized for our efforts in the community of our peers.
2003
- In January 2003, TV network CBS2 in New York named Project by Project (PbP) New York as a recipient of its "Fulfilling the Dream" Award. This honor is awarded each year in celebration of Martin Luther King, Jr.'s birthday to ten organizations or individuals in the tri-state area that actively contribute to and make a significant impact on the community.
2002
- On February 16, 2002, PbP New York participated in the annual conference of the Intercollegiate Taiwanese American Student Association (ITASA) at Harvard University. PbP was approached by ITASA to run two one-hour workshops focused on how to found and grow an urban non-profit organization.
- On June 1, 2002, PbP Southern California received recognition from Councilmember Jan Perry of the Ninth Council District, City of Los Angeles, for its CelebrateONE Benefit on behalf of the Asian Pacific Women's Center.
- In July 2002, PbP was highlighted on PBS's "Asian America," a weekly television program focusing on Asian and Asian American issues. Darren Jer, Chairman of the Board, and Erica Cheng, President of the National Steering Committee, were interviewed by Sondra WuDunn.
2001
- On June 15, 2001, PbP was honored as one of three beneficiary organizations at the Fourth Annual Bridge Builder Asian American Leadership Awards Gala Benefit. Beneficiary organizations were selected based on their unique leadership, diligent advocacy and distinctive and original programming.
- On October 16, 2001, PbP's work in the community was recognized by New York State Governor George E. Pataki. Each member of PbP's 2001 Steering Committee was awarded a State of New York Executive Chamber Certificate of Merit. This award honors the acts of community volunteerism and the dedicated efforts of PbP on behalf of those less fortunate.
- PbP Southern California received a Certificate of Recognition from California Assemblywoman Judy Chu on October 23, 2001 for its commitment to fundraising, community outreach and public awareness for domestic violence, and on November 17, 2001 in honor of its First Annual Benefit Gala in support of the Asian Pacific Women's Center.
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