VMD Filipino Heritage Park

12/05/2023

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=7-4EmsZFF_k

Catch Mr. Balatkayo in person on December 16 at Marriott Burlingame.For tickets please go to:
Http://tinyurl.com/westbay55

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04/18/2019

https://www.sfchronicle.com/bayarea/article/One-housing-project-in-SF-s-SoMa-finds-itself-13751424.php

A South of Market developer is offering every community benefit he can think of to get a 63-unit project on Folsom Street approved. But his development faces strong opposition because it would shadow a portion of the Victoria Manalo Draves Park park for about 100 minutes a day from spring into fall.

04/14/2019

Victoria Manalo Draves is shown being escorted to the stage at Yerba Buena Garden by West Bay Pilipino Multi-Service Center Executive Director Rudy Asercion. Circa 2005

11/18/2015

Nov. 18, 2015 The SF Chronicle reported today that the Board of Supervisors approved the $1 Billion 5M Development . Congratulation to the two Rudys supporters of San Francisco’s 5M Project, Rudy Asercion, CEO of NaFFAA RVIII/Pacific Region, and Rudy Corpuz, executive director of United Playaz.
The benefit from the project include $1 Million for the Victoria Manalo Draves Park .

SAN FRANCISCO -- Just as there are Filipinos against the city’s 5M Project, there are also Filipinos who are all for it. The issue has tested the unity of Filipinos in the South of the Market (SOMA)

11/04/2015

SAN FRANCISCO – Filipino American Olympic diving gold medalist Victoria Manalo Draves may soon join the ranks sports legends in the Bay Area Sports Hall of Fame. Draves was nominated to the

10/24/2015

This congressional resolution means a great deal to our quest to add Victoria Manalo Draves on the Bay Area Sports Hall of Fame.

10/23/2015

UPDATE: NaFFAA RVIII/Pacific’s War on Diabetes.
Obesity and the many negative health consequence of it is a worsening problem among Filipino Americans. A resolution that aims to raise awareness and screening for diabetes at a body mass index of 23 was approved as a standard through the San Francisco Health Network.

Standard Body Mass Index calculator.