Cameroonian Association of Philadelphia

501-C3 non-profit organization with cultural, educational, and social purposes.

Cameroon Culture

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Cameroon National Anthem

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Our Mission

Our mission is to create an environment favorable to its members, foster awareness of the richness of Cameroon’s heritage , as well as making an impact of migrants from Cameroon and African community to the American life and around the world.

Erick Yankmi

President

Hello and welcome to ACPE-Philly! We are a non-profit organization serving the Philadelphia area and beyond. We’re thrilled that you’ve joined us. As the current president, I am dedicated to offering insights and guidance to deepen your understanding of our community’s significant impact. Should you have any inquiries or need assistance, please don’t hesitate to send us a message. I am more than happy to help.

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Background

About ACPE-Philly!

Created in 2005, ACPE-Philly had become a non-profit organization in August 9, 2011. This organization with the vision to better the community has helped children and the community to see the world as a better place to live. 17 years of community services, and voluntary with a proven result. 

Underprivileged Families Support
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Cameroonian Cultural Center(CCC)
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Building Classrooms
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Delaware Lt Governor Bethany Hall-Long Message to the Community

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Our Past Events

52nd Cameroon Unity Day Celebration

Together The Cameroonian association used the National Day celebration to promote plans to build a Cameroonian Cultural Center in Philadelphia. He said there are about 2,500 people of Cameroonian descent in the tristate area.

African Food Event

ACPE is preparing to share varieties of meals and natural drinks as well as cultural instruments to everyone who is willing to taste and enjoy both the meal and the culture they have to offer.

Cameroon Unity Day Celebration

ACPE is celebrating their unity with a soccer game, picnic, game, and kid's activities. Come join us and watch different talent that their culture have to present.

ACPE Summer Picnic

ACPE wants to close the summer by getting together and sharing meals, foods, drinks, and also laugh to everyone. Please join us today!

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The Philadelphia's Inquirer News

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Cameroonian community celebrated National Day with food, music, and soccer

Members of the Cameroonian Association of Greater Philadelphia celebrated Cameroon’s National Day, on Saturday, May 18, in Lansdowne. The actual Cameroonian National Day is May 20.

People listened to the dance rhythms of Makossa music and enjoyed Eru and other Cameroonian dishes at a Cameroon National Day celebration on Saturday, May 18, at the Beverly Hills Recreation Area in Lansdowne.

While Cameroon’s National Day was actually on Monday, May 20, the Cameroonian Cultural Association of Greater Philadelphia chose to have a daylong picnic the Saturday before.

Cameroon’s National Day celebrates the anniversary of May 20, 1972, when the Cameroonian people voted to form a unitary state, rather than a federal government.

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