Enthusiasm is building in the Frederick County area as CYOC is preparing to open a brand-new chapter in our local community. On the 7th of December, I attended a Zoom meeting with several other students, parents, and leaders to discuss this exciting opportunity.
On December 7, CYOC held an online ceremony to officially launch its Frederick County branch. Students from across the county came together to celebrate the opening day, joined by adults who offered a brief introduction to CYOC and its mission. Around 23 people attended the ceremony, creating an energized environment for collaboration and new ideas.
Capital Youth Outreach Club (CYOC) is a vibrant, youth-led 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization founded in 2018. CYOC brings together more than 700 young people from diverse backgrounds around the world, dedicated to advancing civic engagement, public service, and cross-cultural exchange. Through a wide range of innovative, cross-disciplinary programs and partnerships, CYOC youth continually broaden their horizons in practice, fostering leadership, empathy, and organizational skills. Centered on core areas such as youth empowerment, cultural exchange, community service, and leadership development, CYOC creates a profound and positive impact on the community. For its outstanding contributions to youth development, CYOC has earned broad recognition from academia and community leaders.
On the evening of September 10, 2025, the nonprofit organization So What Else (SWE) held its first-ever “Partner & Sponsor Appreciation Event” at Silo Falls in Brookeville, MD. Representatives from 25 nonprofit and philanthropic partner organizations, along with nearly 85 volunteers and supporters, gathered to celebrate past achievements, share experiences, and envision future community initiatives. The Capital Youth Outreach Club (CYOC) attended as one of SWE’s 25 partner organizations.
This year, I had the opportunity to volunteer at the Chinese Culture Festival in Washington, DC. It was an unforgettable experience that not only helped me learn more about my culture and tradition, but it also helped me connect with other people.
On August 30, 2025, the Capital Youth Outreach Club (CYOC) attended the annual Washington Chinese Culture Festival in Washington D.C. The festival took place on Pennsylvania Avenue between 3rd and 4th Street, and was home to many Chinese cultural events. When walking through the grounds, you could spot all kinds of activities in full swing – whether that’s live speeches and performances, people admiring art, talking with their friends, or just enjoying some good food.
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