Filipino-American Community of Colorado

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About Filipino-American Community of Colorado

The Filipino-American Community of Colorado (FACC) is a 100% volunteer-run nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving and promoting Filipino-American culture and heritage in the Edgewater, CO area and throughout the Denver Metro region. Established in 1954 as The Filipino Club of the Rockies, the FACC has evolved into a comprehensive community organization that serves families, singles, couples, young adults, and seniors seeking connection to their Filipino roots and broader cultural community. Operating from their beloved Bahay Kubo (Little House) community center in Edgewater, the organization focuses on education and cultural preservation initiatives that maintain and cultivate Filipino heritage while encouraging the assimilation of contemporary cultural and social developments. The FACC's mission centers on educating both members and the broader community about Filipino culture, making it a vital resource for anyone interested in learning about or celebrating Filipino-American traditions. With over 70 years of community presence in Colorado, the FACC stands as one of the oldest and most established Asian-American communities in the state. Whether you are a lifelong member or someone new to the community, the FACC welcomes all individuals through its doors, creating an inclusive family atmosphere where people of all backgrounds can participate in cultural events, educational programs, and community gatherings that strengthen connections to Filipino heritage.