Shang-Chi is the first-ever Marvel film starring Asian heroes, made by Asian filmmakers and celebrating Asian culture. It is an exciting moment for the Asian community, and moreover, it's hugely important that Asian children be given the chance to watch this film.


Chicago Asian Network is joining the #ShangChi Challenge on GoFundMe along with our friends at Gold House for #GOLDOPEN to help send AAPI Youth in Chicago to go see the movie.


Our goal is to send 80 AAPI youth + chaperones from various AAPI youth organizations in Chicago.


Every child deserves to feel seen. They deserve to see themselves represented on screen as strong, worthy, and as the superheroes that they are! Proper representation of different cultures is critically important for all children so that they understand that people of all colors and backgrounds are to be embraced and valued. The release of a blockbuster film like Marvel Studios' Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, has the opportunity to make a powerful impact on the way that Asian children see themselves.


Please consider donating for even one kid to see themselves represented on the big screen.


Cost breakdown:


$15.50 per children’s ticket


$18.50 per adult ticket


$25 for refreshments per 1 child and 1 chaperone


Ticket Distribution

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We have partnered with Project Vision to help distribute tickets to the AAPI Youth


Project: VISION (PV) is a grassroots nonprofit organization with a mission to help youth in Chicago's Greater Chinatown communities reach their full potentials by providing tools for educational, personal, and civic development. We take a holistic approach to positive youth development, where PV youth are supported to LEARN, encouraged to SERVE, and finally empowered to LEAD.


They hope to help youth succeed academically and overcome barriers and gain equal access to education and career opportunities to develop as well-rounded, confident young adults who care about their community and have the potential to become our future leaders. more info at <a href="https://projectvisionchicago.org" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><a href="https://projectvisionchicago.org/" target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://projectvisionchicago.org/</a></a>


About Chicago Asian Network (CAN)


CAN is a community-focused multicultural marketing agency that began providing the community a platform for content that serves to consolidate and represent the multi-generational and diverse Asian American community through Internet resources, media, stories, and events. CAN educates, collaborates, and stimulates dialogue amongst Asian American organizations, programs and institutions and serves as a liaison to corporations and businesses that wish to effectively engage with Asian American leaders, organizations and the community.

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