Shine4Love Teens Club 2025

After carefully considering their options and casting their votes, club members have chosen their executives and leads for 2026! Most notably, we will have 2 co-presidents for the first time ever (Ethan & Arianna)! Troy and Auntie Ping hosted our annual celebration of new faces, old teens, hard earned awards, and even harder working parents. Potluck! Karaoke & games! Zhixing here, I'm officially stepping down from Website Maintenance VP and this will be the last post I ever m

This Thanksgiving, Teens Club volunteers attended the Applied Materials Turkey Trot, the largest Thanksgiving Day race in America, drawing over 20,000 participants annually to downtown San Jose. The race features a 5K run/walk, 10K run, and virtual race options. It was founded in 2005 by Carl and Leslee Guardino, competitive runners who wanted to create a community tradition. Initially, there was a goal of 1,000 participants for the first race, however the big breakthrough ca

It's the time of year to choose our future executives and department leads! We heard so many eloquent speeches from a variety of candidates, some faces familiar and some brand new. Oh, they do grow up so fast, almost makes me feel old. I'll miss you guys so much next year! Now, a preview of the teens who will be running our club next year. Thanks to everyone for making it in-person or online through zoom! Special thanks to Able2Shine's founder and our current president for ho

On Sunday, teens helped with activities like whack-a-mole and paper cutting at the cultural fair in Saratoga. They also helped with clean up after the fair. This event helped people learn about and experience Chinese culture.

On September 20, Teens Club volunteers arrived at the Waterfront Park to complete a beach cleanup hosted by AquaMeridian, a student run...

Last Sunday, Teens Club held its annual Team Bonding event at Lake Elizabeth! Teens participated in many fun activities, such as Duck...

On August 17, members of Teens Club visited the local senior center to give a wonderful performance. The program included singing,...

Last Sunday, teens helped with fun activities like origami, clay magnets, and performances at the Bobateeno event in the Cupertino Civic...

Every month, FOPAL has more than 50,000 books, movies, and music items on sale, meaning it takes a lot of effort to keep everything...

This month, teens helped out at the Friends of Palo Alto Library Book Sale by cashiering and serving as floor monitors. They also...

Last Saturday, Teens Club members dedicated their mornings to weeding, trimming, and cleaning up organic debris in the two ponds. This...

Today, Teens Club members helped support the Palo Alto Library Foundation by volunteering at their monthly book sale. Our teens club...

This Sunday was our annual team building event, and we returned to Breakout Studios with our 23 Teen Club members for an escape room...

Last Saturday, Teens Club organized the 2025 annual Asian American Native Hawaiian & Pacific Islander Heritage Month Celebration at the...

Last week, Teens Club volunteers returned to help weed, prune, and clean the Japanese garden in San Jose.

Last Saturday, TeensClub members helped protect the natural environment at the Alameda Seaplane Lagoon. This event was organized by the...

Last weekend, TeensClub members volunteered again at Cubberly Center! They served as cashiers, door monitors, and floors people for...

On Sunday, May 4th, volunteers from the Teens Club gathered at the Fremont Able2Shine Classroom to craft graduation leis for our 11...

Last Saturday, the Mission San Jose Chamber of Commerce hosted the 3rd annual Art Mosaic Fair, and TeensClub members ran an amazing...

On the 11th of this month, volunteers from the Teens Club helped clean up the beaches of Alameda County, led by AquaMeridian....