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The Southwest Florida Chinese Association (西南佛州华人协会) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to celebrating and promoting Chinese culture. All are welcome.
Mission Statement The mission of the Southwest Florida Chinese Association is 1. To preserve, share, and promote Chinese cultural traditions throughout Southwest Florida. 2. To provide a wide range of cultural programs and events that enrich our members and the broader community. 3. To encourage cultural exchange and mutual understanding between Chinese communities and other international groups. |
Our Board Members
Officers
Anne Meyer, President
Susie Kwok, Vice President
Jim Wolff, Secretary
Wendy Kuo, Treasurer
Directors
Yi Liu
Beth Yang
Christina Mundy
Shishi Li Cornell
Anne Meyer, President
Susie Kwok, Vice President
Jim Wolff, Secretary
Wendy Kuo, Treasurer
Directors
Yi Liu
Beth Yang
Christina Mundy
Shishi Li Cornell
Establishment of the Southwest Florida Chinese Association
The Southwest Florida Chinese Association (SWFCA) was founded in 1993 during a time when more ethnic Chinese families were making Southwest Florida their home, yet no cultural organization existed to support their needs. In response, Jerry Ma and several friends formally registered the association with the State of Florida as a cultural nonprofit dedicated to promoting traditional Chinese virtues, charitable service, and healthy community activities.
For more than 33 years, SWFCA has flourished thanks to the dedication of volunteers and the support of both the Chinese community and friends of many nationalities. We continue to welcome individuals with passion and talent to help carry our mission forward and shine the light of humanitarian values throughout our region.
Our Signature Events
SWFCA proudly hosts three major annual cultural celebrations that bring together families, friends, and neighbors from across Southwest Florida:
Our Work Doesn't Stop at These Signature Events
Beyond our signature festivals, SWFCA is actively engaged in year‑round community service and cultural outreach. We show up wherever our community needs us—whether we are celebrating Spring Festival with the Pace Center for Girls, supporting the New Year of Hope fundraising for the Children’s Hospital, participating in the FGCU International Reception, or joining local cultural celebrations across Southwest Florida. These initiatives reflect our belief that culture is not only celebrated at festivals—it is lived, shared, and used to uplift others every day.
Looking Ahead
We are expanding our programs to serve even more families, students, and future leaders. Upcoming initiatives include: SWFCA Scholarship Program, Community Art Exhibitions, Chinese Language Challenge, Youth & Family Chess Clubs …and much more to come. We can’t wait to share these new opportunities with you. See you soon!
Our Regional Community
SWFCA serves the broader Southwest Florida region—a coastal area known for its beaches, golf courses, and vibrant multicultural communities. The region includes four metropolitan areas: North Port–Bradenton–Sarasota, Cape Coral–Fort Myers, Naples–Marco Island, Punta Gorda. In October 2017, National Geographic ranked the Naples–Immokalee–Marco Island area 11th among the top 25 happiest cities in the United States.
Our Founders and Legacy
The association was founded by Mr. Chan, Mrs. Tong, Mr. Ma, and Mr. Leung in 1993 and today includes members from Fort Myers, Cape Coral, Bonita Springs, Naples, and surrounding communities.
The Southwest Florida Chinese Association (SWFCA) was founded in 1993 during a time when more ethnic Chinese families were making Southwest Florida their home, yet no cultural organization existed to support their needs. In response, Jerry Ma and several friends formally registered the association with the State of Florida as a cultural nonprofit dedicated to promoting traditional Chinese virtues, charitable service, and healthy community activities.
For more than 33 years, SWFCA has flourished thanks to the dedication of volunteers and the support of both the Chinese community and friends of many nationalities. We continue to welcome individuals with passion and talent to help carry our mission forward and shine the light of humanitarian values throughout our region.
Our Signature Events
SWFCA proudly hosts three major annual cultural celebrations that bring together families, friends, and neighbors from across Southwest Florida:
- Chinese New Year Celebration Our largest and most vibrant event of the year, featuring traditional performances, festive cuisine, community awards, and activities that honor the Lunar New Year.
- Duan Wu Festival (Dragon Boat Festival) A beloved tradition celebrating health, teamwork, and cultural heritage through hands‑on activities such as zongzi wrapping, dragon boat‑themed crafts, and community gatherings.
- Mid‑Autumn Festival A joyful celebration of reunion and gratitude, featuring moon‑viewing traditions, lantern activities, storytelling, and the sharing of mooncakes.
Our Work Doesn't Stop at These Signature Events
Beyond our signature festivals, SWFCA is actively engaged in year‑round community service and cultural outreach. We show up wherever our community needs us—whether we are celebrating Spring Festival with the Pace Center for Girls, supporting the New Year of Hope fundraising for the Children’s Hospital, participating in the FGCU International Reception, or joining local cultural celebrations across Southwest Florida. These initiatives reflect our belief that culture is not only celebrated at festivals—it is lived, shared, and used to uplift others every day.
Looking Ahead
We are expanding our programs to serve even more families, students, and future leaders. Upcoming initiatives include: SWFCA Scholarship Program, Community Art Exhibitions, Chinese Language Challenge, Youth & Family Chess Clubs …and much more to come. We can’t wait to share these new opportunities with you. See you soon!
Our Regional Community
SWFCA serves the broader Southwest Florida region—a coastal area known for its beaches, golf courses, and vibrant multicultural communities. The region includes four metropolitan areas: North Port–Bradenton–Sarasota, Cape Coral–Fort Myers, Naples–Marco Island, Punta Gorda. In October 2017, National Geographic ranked the Naples–Immokalee–Marco Island area 11th among the top 25 happiest cities in the United States.
Our Founders and Legacy
The association was founded by Mr. Chan, Mrs. Tong, Mr. Ma, and Mr. Leung in 1993 and today includes members from Fort Myers, Cape Coral, Bonita Springs, Naples, and surrounding communities.
西南佛州华人协会
History
Since its establishment in 1993, the Southwest Florida Chinese Association has received strong support from overseas Chinese in Florida. During this period, dozens of caring and public-spirited people have made great contributions to the Board of the Association.
Presidents of the past:
1993- Bangrong Ma 2004- Ronglong Hong 2016- Yu He, Qikui Yao
1994- Funan Laing 2005- Ronglong Hong 2017- Qikui Yao
1995- Bangrong Ma 2006- Meina Huang 2018- Jingjing Wu
1996- Xueling Luo 2007- Meina Huang 2019- Jingjing Wu
1997- Jingyi Dai 2008- Guimin Feng 2020- David Wright
1998- Bangrong Ma 2009- Guimin Feng 2021- David Wright
1999- Luoming Wu 2010- Yaofang Tang 2022- Judy Wright
2000- Luoming Wu 2011- Yaofang Tang 2023- Judy Wright
2001- Bangrong Ma 2012- Liwen Hao 2024- Liwen Williams
2002- Qing Li 2013- Liwen Hao 2025- Liwen Williams
2003-Qing Li 2014- Sailan Rao
西南佛州华人协会自1993年成立以来,得到了在佛州华人华侨的大力支持。这期间有数十位有爱心和公益心的人士为协会理事会做出了巨大的贡献。
历届会长:
1993 —马邦荣 2004—洪荣隆 2015—饶赛兰
1994 —梁福南 2005—洪荣隆 2016—何昱 姚其岿
1995— 马邦荣 2006—黄美娜 2017—姚其岿
1996—罗雪玲 2007—黄美娜 2018—吴晶晶
1997—戴静怡 2008—冯贵民 2019—吴晶晶
1998—马邦荣 2009—冯贵民 2020—许大伟
1999—吴烙明 2010—唐耀芳 2021—许大伟
2000—吴烙明 2011—唐耀芳 2022—许素珊
2001—马邦荣 2012—郝丽文 2023--许素珊
2002—李菁 2013—郝丽文 2024--石力文
2003—李菁 2014—饶赛兰 2025--石力文
Presidents of the past:
1993- Bangrong Ma 2004- Ronglong Hong 2016- Yu He, Qikui Yao
1994- Funan Laing 2005- Ronglong Hong 2017- Qikui Yao
1995- Bangrong Ma 2006- Meina Huang 2018- Jingjing Wu
1996- Xueling Luo 2007- Meina Huang 2019- Jingjing Wu
1997- Jingyi Dai 2008- Guimin Feng 2020- David Wright
1998- Bangrong Ma 2009- Guimin Feng 2021- David Wright
1999- Luoming Wu 2010- Yaofang Tang 2022- Judy Wright
2000- Luoming Wu 2011- Yaofang Tang 2023- Judy Wright
2001- Bangrong Ma 2012- Liwen Hao 2024- Liwen Williams
2002- Qing Li 2013- Liwen Hao 2025- Liwen Williams
2003-Qing Li 2014- Sailan Rao
西南佛州华人协会自1993年成立以来,得到了在佛州华人华侨的大力支持。这期间有数十位有爱心和公益心的人士为协会理事会做出了巨大的贡献。
历届会长:
1993 —马邦荣 2004—洪荣隆 2015—饶赛兰
1994 —梁福南 2005—洪荣隆 2016—何昱 姚其岿
1995— 马邦荣 2006—黄美娜 2017—姚其岿
1996—罗雪玲 2007—黄美娜 2018—吴晶晶
1997—戴静怡 2008—冯贵民 2019—吴晶晶
1998—马邦荣 2009—冯贵民 2020—许大伟
1999—吴烙明 2010—唐耀芳 2021—许大伟
2000—吴烙明 2011—唐耀芳 2022—许素珊
2001—马邦荣 2012—郝丽文 2023--许素珊
2002—李菁 2013—郝丽文 2024--石力文
2003—李菁 2014—饶赛兰 2025--石力文
Our National Affiliation
SWFCA became a chapter of United Chinese Americas (UCA), a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, in 2022. This affiliation provides access to national resources and networks while allowing SWFCA to remain firmly rooted in serving the Southwest Florida community.
SWFCA became a chapter of United Chinese Americas (UCA), a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, in 2022. This affiliation provides access to national resources and networks while allowing SWFCA to remain firmly rooted in serving the Southwest Florida community.
A Chapter of UCA, a nationwide nonprofit and nonpartisan 501(c)(3) organization