Past events
APCA brings people together through education, civic awareness, cultural celebration, and service to children, veterans, and families.
Our community in action
These photographs and flyers preserve some of the people, organizations, and shared efforts that have helped APCA serve Southern Nevada.
May 24, 2025
Lucky House Seafood Restaurant, Las Vegas
APCA brought the community together for an Asian Heritage Month luncheon focused on women, education, public safety, veterans, and human-trafficking awareness. The program included community speakers, special performances, recognition of a local veteran, and fundraising to support educational programs, school supplies, veterans, and children in need.
December 2, 2023
The Mesquite Club, Las Vegas
APCA's annual holiday fundraiser benefited UMC Children's Hospital and veterans. Guests contributed an unwrapped toy and donation while enjoying entertainment, food, dancing, raffles, a silent auction, contests, and photos with Santa.
December 2022
APCA hosted a festive Christmas benefit supporting children at UMC Children's Hospital and children of deployed veterans. The celebration included a military color guard, live entertainment, food, holiday activities, and fellowship dedicated to helping children and military families during the holiday season.
September 24, 2022
Suncoast Bowling Center, Las Vegas
APCA hosted a community Bowl-A-Thon to benefit the Military Order of the Purple Heart, Chapter 711. Participants enjoyed two hours of bowling, team and individual prizes, raffles, and fellowship in support of local combat-wounded veterans.
July 15, 2022
Lan Tian Cultural Center, Las Vegas
APCA hosted a 1950s-themed education fundraiser supporting Carroll N. Johnston Middle School. Guests enjoyed music, dancing, food, raffles, and themed activities while helping provide school supplies and support for local students.
November 15, 2021
Lan Tian Cultural Center, Las Vegas
APCA hosted a nonpartisan community town hall to help residents better understand the responsibilities of city council members and county commissioners. Speakers also shared information about education, local businesses, community resources, and ways residents can become more informed and involved in local government.
