Help Revive PASACAT, Our Home of Dance + Culture

Team fundraiser

Colleen Grace and Pinky Tordilla are organizing this fundraiser to benefit PASACAT, Inc..

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UPDATED 1/29/24

A week ago the San Diego Region was hit with heavy rains which flooded many areas including the PASACAT Center. Water came up three feet and destroyed all our flooring, with additional damages to instruments, sound systems and costumes. This is the 4th time in ten years that PASACAT was flooded.

The flooring and dry wall materials are about $15,000. We relied on volunteers to install new flooring and dry wall. Flood doors would cost about $25,000 to retrofit and installation.

Thank you in advance for any donation. Every bit helps!

DECEMBER, 2018

As a result of the recent rains in San Diego, our beloved PASACAT Center has experienced great trauma. For those of you who aren’t familiar, PASACAT is a Philippine Performing Arts Company and educational center based in National City.

This Center is home to five decades of individuals – generation after generation – of dancers, musicians, and friends who’ve become family. Our family consists of students as young as the age of 2, and continues through elder years as we carry on our mission and passion. In this home, we come together to celebrate and showcase our culture through the arts.

Through the rains, we’ve unfortunately sustained many damages, such as, flooding and water damage to our entire center including the dance floor, prop rooms, and kitchen. Our roof and infrastructure shows signs of leakage.

Costumes, headdresses, instruments, and props – ones that have been in our family for nearly 50 years, have been destroyed or ruined with water and runoff.

We humbly call upon our friends, family, and community for support in this time of need. Support and donations of all amounts are greatly appreciated. With all our hearts, we thank you deeply for helping us rebuild our home.

For more information about PASACAT, please visit us at www.pasacat.org.

PASACAT's mission is to preserve and promote Asian Pacific culture through the arts, thereby, extending goodwill and enhancing cultural understanding.