Subtle Asian Baking is hosting a #veryasianbakesale this year to help #stopasianhate

Subtle Asian Baking welcomes you to donate funds today or host bake sales until April 18th, 2022 and donate proceeds to help #stopasianhate.

With the recent brutal murders of Michelle Go and Christina Yuna Lee, we see there continues to be a dire need to help #stopasianhate and to amplify female Asian voices.

From now until April 18th, 2022, we invite you to donate directly or host bake sales (virtually or in-person) along with the Subtle Asian Baking community, Stache of Goods, Cakes by Michelle, and Big Cake Mom to raise funds to help #stopasianhate. Our goal is to raise at least $5000, to be split evenly between The Very Asian Foundation and Heart of Dinner.

Note: You can also donate directly or run bake sales to donate portions of your proceeds! You don't have to be Asian or female to participate. Be an ally.

Tag #VeryAsianBakesale #BakeInSolidarity #SABBakesale

This fundraiser is hosted by:

@subtleasian.baking

@stacheofgoods

@layersbymichelle

@bigcakemom

About Heart of Dinner: "Heart of Dinner exists to combat food insecurity and isolation within NYC’s elderly Asian American community. We do this by delivering care packages of hot lunches and fresh produce every Wednesday, lovingly paired with a handwritten and illustrated letter in their native language to bring warmth and comfort." Learn more here: https://www.heartofdinner.org

About The Very Asian Foundation: "The Very Asian Foundation is committed to amplifying diverse AAPI voices through education, storytelling, and community connection. Stay tuned for future collaborations and campaigns." Learn more here: https://very-asian.com

About Subtle Asian Baking: Subtle Asian Baking (SAB) is the leading online community and source for sweet and savory Asian baking, showcasing and sharing the best crowdsourced Asian baking recipes. SAB celebrates and explores Asian culture and history through baking and innovating, and gives back to the AAPI community, contributing to #stopAsianhate efforts.

"Impacts of violence and racism are disproportionately felt by women in targeted groups," states Sung Yeon Choimorrow, executive director of the National Asian Pacific American Women’s Forum. "The brutality endured by Asian Americans long predates the COVID pandemic. Out of the 3,800 anti-Asian hate incidents reported to Stop AAPI Hate between March 2020 and March 2021, 68 percent were by women."-NBC News