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Consular Office of the Republic of Korea in Dallas has a jurisdiction over Texas DFW(Dallas, Fort Worth), counties of Collin, Dallas, Delta, Denton, Ellis, Hunt, Johnson, Kaufman, Parker, Rockwall, Tarrant, and Wise.
The Korean American Sharing Movement of Dallas was established in 1997 by 72 leaders of Dallas’ Korean Community with the purpose of supplying desperately needed supplies to the starving adults and children of North Korea due to severe famine.
We are a Gospel-based relief organization created mainly to support the desperate diasporas and north Korean. KASM has concentrated our efforts on 5 orphan schools, a hospital in Wonsan and another in Moonchon – cities in Kangwon province, North Korea with food, medical supplies, fertilizer, and vinyl for the farmers since 1997.
We believe that national evangelism and unification will come from the hearts and the compassion of people rooted in the spirit of sacrifice of the Cross through feeding, healing and encouraging the orphans and the patients rather than the political, ideological and profit negotiations.
Korean American Coalition - DFW chapter is a 501(c)(3) non-partisan, non-profit organization that aims to serve the first, the second and the third generations of Korean Americans in the DFW area by engaging in the civic and political arena. We are a chapter of the Korean American Coalition at the national level who strive to serve the greater interests of the Korean American community by collaborating with other Korean American organizations and other ethnic groups' professional organizations.
Mustard Seed Generation, Inc. (MSG), a faith-based, non-profit organization dedicated to education around mental health issues of Korean Americans.
Our mission is to spark dialogue around mental health in the Korean American community.
Our vision is to bring hope, healing, and reconciliation across the entire Korean American community.
The term “mustard seed” is based on a parable found in the Bible in the book of Matthew.
