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Community
We help people meet, support one another, and find dependable local connections—whether they are newly arrived or have lived here for many years.
Northern California · Bay Area · Sacramento
Rooted together.
Moving forward.
Connecting Inner Mongolian families and friends across Northern California, the San Francisco Bay Area, and Sacramento through mutual support, cultural events, heritage, and genuine exchange.
Who We Are
A shared home.
A community that cares.
Founded in 2025, Inner Mongolian Association is a California nonprofit organization recognized under Section 501(c)(3) of the U.S. Internal Revenue Code.
We offer a welcoming and trusted place for people from Inner Mongolia, their families, friends, and anyone interested in the region’s culture. We honor where we come from while supporting the lives people are building in the United States today.
“From the grasslands to the wider world, community keeps us close.”
We are independent, nonpartisan, and nonreligious. We welcome people of different backgrounds, encourage respectful conversation, and contribute to the communities we call home.
Our Work
Connections that create lasting value
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Culture
Gatherings around traditions, arts, food, and family help younger generations discover the depth and diversity of Inner Mongolia.
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Exchange
We connect community, educational, and friendship resources between California and Inner Mongolia through respect and mutual understanding.
Leadership
People who make the work possible
Our officers bring practical experience, trusted relationships, and a shared commitment to service.
Honorary Chair
Daisy Chu
Daisy Chu has long supported public, cultural and charitable activities in Northern California’s Chinese and Asian American communities. She is the wife of former California Assemblymember and San José City Councilmember Kansen Chu, and maintains broad connections with community organizations, nonprofits and local leaders.
As Honorary Chair of Inner Mongolian Association, Daisy provides guidance and support, helping the association strengthen community relationships and advance cultural exchange, community service and charitable work.
Founder & President
Amy Wang
Amy Wang founded Inner Mongolian Association to create a lasting, open and mutually supportive community for people and families with roots in Inner Mongolia living in Northern California, and to share the region’s diverse history, culture and traditions.
She leads the association’s direction and major external relationships, building partnerships with Chinese and Asian American organizations, nonprofits and chambers of commerce. Her work brings people together, supports cultural heritage and connects Inner Mongolian community organizations across the United States.
Finance & Administration
Adam Yang
Adam Yang manages finance, administration and day-to-day office affairs for Inner Mongolian Association and is one of the people responsible for its practical operations.
Drawing on experience in business operations, administration and public-facing service, he handles financial management, documents and records, office affairs, and member and organization information. His focus is a stable administrative foundation and professional, transparent and dependable nonprofit operations.
News & Stories
Remembering meaningful gatherings
Together · 2025
Inner Mongolian Association Is Established
The Association was formed to connect people, support community, preserve culture, and encourage exchange between California and Inner Mongolia. This site will carry selected event stories, partnerships, and organizational news.
Registration details will appear here and on our official social channels when a new event opens.
Partnerships
Create practical value together
We welcome partnerships with businesses, schools, government and community agencies, media, chambers, and other regional associations.
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Culture & Community
Co-host festivals, cultural programs, family gatherings, community services, and multicultural events.
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Business & Philanthropy
Support Northern California communities through sponsorships, in-kind support, member benefits, and public-service projects.
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Education & Media
Develop talks, youth exchanges, cultural education, interviews, and stories about our community.
Have a partnership idea?
Tell us about your organization, the type of collaboration, and
your preferred timing.
Propose a Partnership
Frequently Asked Questions
Get to know the Association
What areas does the Association serve?
Our primary community is in the San Francisco Bay Area, Sacramento, and Northern California. We also welcome people from Inner Mongolia, their families, friends, and cultural supporters from across the United States.
Who can join or attend an event?
People from Inner Mongolia, their families and friends, and anyone who wants to learn about and support the culture and community may contact us.
What organizations can partner with us?
Businesses, schools, government and community agencies, media, chambers, regional associations, and nonprofits may propose cultural, educational, community-service, business-exchange, or sponsorship partnerships.
How can I contact the Association?
Email contact@ima-us.org.
Connect With Us
Every connection starts with hello
Whether you are from Inner Mongolia, have family ties to the region, or simply want to learn and support the community, we would be glad to hear from you.
We send messages only for important events and association news. We do not send routine marketing email.