History

Resolved or dismissed all outstanding court cases, restoring organizational stability and reducing legal and financial risk.

Paid off the loan for the purchase of adjacent property in the total amount of $68,805.53, strengthening long-term asset ownership.

Reduced New Year entrance fees to $5 per person, improving affordability and increasing community access to cultural celebrations.

Reinstated all sports activities, especially Spinning Top and Soccer, which had been absent for the previous two presidential terms, revitalizing youth and community engagement.

Doubled the number of New Year vendors, expanding economic opportunities for small businesses and enhancing the overall event experience.

Completed gravel installation at the lower field with a total investment of $18,200, improving usability, safety, and accessibility of the grounds.

1st female president for HSP in 30 years

Promote Children’s Day and recognize children in the communities for their successes both academically and interests.

Promote Hmong Literacy classes for the Youth (Hmong Language Class) and the elders’ ESL class.

Established the 1st Night Market at the HSP’s Cultural Park, May 6, 2022

Established the 1st Career Fair Day held at the HSP’s Cultural Park, June 25, 2022

Hosted HSP’s 30th Year Anniversary Celebration, October 8, 2022

Established & Awarded the 1st Youth College Scholarship Award, September 2, 2022

Graded the 10 acres of land, October 16, 2022; “HSP’s Future Cultural Center Site” during the first year as President.

First 5K Walk fundraiser for the Cultural Center, October 7, 2023 (partnering)

Installed Opening Gate, November 12, 2023

Fenced the property boundary at HSP's Office, January 24, 2024

Completed the foundation for the Cultural Center facility, December 7, 2023

Installed paved road from Gate A to Gate B and office building, January 28, 2023

First Hmong Day, April 27, 2024. recognized by the cities of Newton and Hickory, North Carolina during President Mai Bee Vue’s term 2022-24. “Hmong Day” will be celebrated on the 4th Saturday of April of each year. This huge accomplishment and recognition was what we all have been yearning for since the birth of HSP (in 1992).

Covered the creek on gate B to allow additional vendor areas.

Purchased a carport to be used for cooking/eating area.

Paved the pathway on the lower level at the Cultural Park.

Purchased the 10 additional acres of land with an office space.

Established Children’s Day, September 3, 2019.

1st HSP President

Established HSP as a nonprofit organization

Coordinated first NC New Year Event