Korean American Federation of Orange County
About Korean American Federation of Orange County
It was in the early 1970s that the Korean community began to form in Orange County. As always, the founding general meeting of the Korean American Association was held centered on people who had a common purpose in 1979, when they gradually found stability with the blood and sweat of the early immigrants who began to take root here in Orange County. Through events such as the Korea-U.S. Friendship Night, friendship with the mainstream American community in the region was strengthened, and the Korean American community, which was centered in Garden Grove, now extends to Fullerton and Irvine. .
Korean society in Orange County was formed in the early 1970s. Korean American Association opened an inaugural meeting in 1979 and gradually stabilized with the sweat and blood of Korean Immigrants. With help and hard work of many Korean immigrants, the Korean American Association could hold many cultural events, such as American Friendship Station, and many other events that forged a friendship with the US Today Korean community is one of the largest and most rapidly growing communities in Orange County
As a representative organization of the Korean-American community in Orange County, it aims to protect the rights and interests of Korean-Americans and promote the sound development of the Korean community, and to contribute to cultural exchange and friendship between Korea and the United States as well as other communities in the region.
The purpose of this organization, as the representing the Korean society in Orange County, are to develop the society and support the rights of Koreans, and to improve the relationships with other communities in the area as well as the relationship between the United States and South Korea.
Locations
Primary Office Location
9876 Garden Grove Blvd. Garden Grove CA 92844
(714) 530-4810
