Our Donors

Thanks to those around the world who
support this platform with love!

We appreciate all volunteers and parents who donated for
the improvements of TGC.
OUR IMPACT

Thank you to the parents of Yuruo Shen, a 9th grade volunteer from Houston, for donating USD 100 to the TGC website improvement.

Thank you to the parents of Annessa So, 9th grade, Annis So, 8th grade, and Anita So, 5th grade from New York, for donating USD100 to the TGC website improvement. The three sisters are star readers who have won the Volunteer Presidential Award for two consecutive years!   

Thank you to Sophia Cui, a 7th grader from Florida, for donating USD100 from her own pocket money to support the TGC website improvement. Sophia is the winner of the 2021 Volunteer Presidential Award.

Thanks to the parents of Ada Zhou, Grade 11, Andy Zhou, Grade 9, and Angelina Zhou, Grade 5, from New York, for donating USD50 to improve the TGC website. Ada Zhou has completed 100 hours and will soon receive the 2022 Volunteer Presidential Gold Award.

Thanks to the volunteer parents of Cameron Cassidy, Grade 8, and Makaela Cassidy, Grade 5, from Hong Kong, for donating USD200 to improve the TGC website.

 Thanks to Evelyn Ren, Grade 9, from New York, for donating USD30 with her own pocket money to improve the TGC website.

Thanks to the parents of Ethan Yuan, Grade 10, from Hong Kong, for donating USD111 to improve the TGC website. Ethan has won two Volunteer Presidential Awards, and as a member of the TGC Committee, he is responsible for leading the online registration and maintenance of Chinese volunteers.

Thanks to Chloe Maya Wang from New York, an 8th grader, for donating USD50 to improve the TGC website with her own pocket money. Chloe has completed 100 hours of volunteer dedication in the past year and won the Volunteer Presidential Gold Award.

Thanks to Enya Chen from New York, an 11th grader, and Emily Chen from the 8th grade, for donating USD100 to improve the TGC website with their own pocket money. And Enya has just completed 100 hours of dedication and won the Volunteer Presidential Award!

Thank you Amy Feng from New York, Grade 10, for donating USD100 with her dog sitting money to improve the TGC website. Amy completed 100 hours of dedication in the past year and won the Volunteer Presidential Award!

Thank you David Li & Miley Li from Beijing, Grade 7, for donating USD100 with their New Year’s money to improve the TGC website.

Thank you Angelina Meng from New York, Grade 11, for donating USD20 with her pocket money to improve the TGC website. Angelina has completed more than 200 hours of dedication in the past two years and won the Volunteer Presidential Award twice!

Thank you Manfred Lim from New York, Grade 10, and Maddox Lim from Grade 8, for donating their pocket money USD100 to improve the TGC website. Manfred has won the Volunteer Presidential Award twice. Maddox has won the Volunteer Presidential Award!

Thanks to William Wang from New Jersey, a 7th grader, for donating USD100 with his own pocket money to improve the TGC website.

Thanks to Brice Chiu and Ayden Chiu, brothers from New York, who donated USD100 with their own pocket money to improve the TGC website. Brice and Ayden have completed more than 100 hours of volunteer time in the past year and a half, and have been recognized with the Volunteer Presidential Award!

Thanks to Ziyu Bai, a 10th grader from Las Vegas, for donating USD100 to improve the TGC website with the money he earned from working.  In the past year, he completed more than 100 hours of volunteer time and won the Volunteer Presidential Award!

Thanks to Lawrence Ding, a 5th grader from North Carolina, for donating USD18 with the prize money he won in the chess competition to improve the TGC website.

Thanks to Sullinaa, a 5th grader from Hong Kong, for donating USD100 with his pocket money to improve the TGC website. She was commended with the Volunteer Presidential Award!

Thanks to Li Zi, a 5th grade reader from Ningbo, for donating USD7 to improve the TGC website.

Thanks to Sheena Su, a 9th grader from Connecticut, for donating USD50 with her own pocket money to improve the TGC website. She won the Volunteer President Award.

Thanks to Zihe Liu, a 7th grader from New York, for donating USD28 with his own pocket money to improve the TGC website.

Thanks to Michelle Zhang, a 6th grader from Washington State, for donating USD100 with her chess bonus to improve the TGC website. She was awarded the Silver Award of the Volunteer Presidential Award.

Thanks to Billy Lin Han, a 5th grader who just returned to California from Mexico, for donating USD50 with his own pocket money to improve the TGC website. He was awarded the Silver Award of the Volunteer Presidential Award.

Thanks to Rachel Wang, a 9th grader from New York, and Ivy Wang, an 11th grader, for donating USD100 with their own pocket money to improve the TGC website.

Thanks to Drake Jiang, a 6th grader from Wisconsin, for donating USD88  with his own pocket money to improve the TGC website. He has won the Volunteer Presidential Award twice in the past two years.

Thanks to Lina Marron, a 6th grade reader from New York, for donating USD20 to improve the TGC website.

Thanks to William Wang, a seventh-grade student from New Jersey, for donating USD50 with his own pocket money to improve the TGC website. He was recognized with the Volunteer President Award.

Thanks to Pheobe, a fifth-grade reading leader from Shenzhen, for donating USD50 to improve the TGC website.

Thanks to Kate Wong, a fourth-grade reading leader from Washington State, for donating USD10 to improve the TGC website.

Thanks to Jason Ling, a 11th grader from New York, for donating USD 100 to improve the TGC website. He has won the Volunteer Presidential Award twice!

Thanks to Sky Dai, a 6th grade reader from Texas, for donating USD20 to improve the TGC website. She was recognized with the Volunteer Presidential Award.

Thanks to Connie Guo, a 5th grader from Massachusetts, for donating USD20 with her own pocket money to improve the TGC website. She  has won the Volunteer Presidential Award for two consecutive years.

Thanks to Yixuan Zhu, a sixth-grade reader from Michigan, for donating USD50 with his own bonus to improve the TGC website. He was awarded the Volunteer Presidential Award!

Thanks to Bai Jie, a beautiful mother from Connecticut, for donating USD73 to improve the TGC website.

Thanks to Kenn Jiang, a 12th grader from New York, for donating USD50 to improve the TGC website. Kenn, as the TGC Committee Chair, was qualified as a Semifinalist in the 2023 National Merit Scholarship Program.

Thanks to Zhao Zhihan, a 6th grade reader from Dalian, for donating USD7 to improve the TGC website.

Thanks to Victor, a sixth-grade reader from Shenzhen, for donating USD7 to improve the TGC website.

Thanks to Ryan Lin from New Jersey, Grade 4, for donating USD24 to the TGC website. Ryan was awarded the Volunteer Presidential Award!

Thanks to Ivan Xie from Chicago, Grade 9, for donating USD50 to improve the TGC website.

Thanks to Kylin Chen from Beijing, Grade 3, for donating USD100 to improve the TGC website.

Thank you Eric Liang from Dalian, Grade 3, for donating USD14.80 for the TGC website.

Thanks to Helen Chen, a sophomore from Hunan, for donating USD29.5 to improve the TGC website.

Thank you Chen Sirun from Beijing, Grade 5, for donating USD28.88 for the TGC website improvement.

Thank you Emily Lan from New Jersey, Grade 11, for donating USD20 for the TGC website improvement.

Thank you to Annessa So from New York, a 10th grader, for donating USD50  to improve the TGC website. She has won the Volunteer Presidential Award four times.

Thanks to Hannah Xu from Vancouver, Grade 8, for donating USD50 to improve the TGC website.

Thanks to Jason Shi, a 9th grader from Missouri, for donating USD29.5 to improve the TGC website.

Thank you Helen Chen, a Grade 2 student from Hunan, for donating USD505 again for the TGC website 5-year Domain project.

Thanks to Jeffrey Yang from NJ, Grade 4, for donating USD50 to improve the TGC website.

Thanks to Felix Wu from New York, Grade 6, for donating USD30 to improve the TGC website.

Thanks to Kayden Xu from Seattle, Grade 5, for donating USD30 to improve the TGC website.

Thanks to Ryan, Grade 7, and Ricky, Grade 6, from New York City, for donating USD68.6 to improve the TGC website.

Thanks to Owen, Grade 10, and Nolen, Grade 8, from Arizona, for donating USD68.6 to improve the TGC website.

Thanks to Vanna, a fifth-grade reading leader from Shenzhen, for donating USD50 to improve the TGC website.

Thank you to Alexander Max Liu from New Jersey, a 7th grader, for donating USD50 to improve the TGC website. Alex has won the Volunteer Presidential Award.

Thank you to Daniel Guo from Las Vegas, a 10th grader, for donating USD138 to improve the TGC website.

Thanks to Shilin Celine Yan from Los Angeles, Grade 10, for donating USD138 to improve the TGC website.

Thanks to Serena Dai, a 10th grade volunteer from Las Vegas, for donating USD27 to improve the TGC website.

Thanks to Isaac Hong, an 8th grader from Atlanta, for donating USD100 to improve the TGC website.

Thanks to Stella Jiang, a 10th grader from New Jersey, for donating USD100 to improve the TGC website.

Sophie Wang

New York, USA

I am a senior at Syosset High School. I started tutoring at TGC since 8th grade. I also co-developed and currently manage the TGC website. Outside of tutoring, I also like fundraising for various causes, for example my clubs at high school and also for blood cancer. Besides community service, I also like coding apps, websites, and projects. I am also the captain of my school’s varsity fencing team and run my school’s K-pop Dance Club and STEM Newsletter club. I also co-founded my school’s Asian Pacific Islander Student Union club where we host school-wide potlucks and celebrate holidays like Mooncake Festival and Lunar New Year. I am also part of my school’s advanced research program from grades 10-12 and worked on a project involving Monte Carlo Simulation to predict blood type distribution where I won a gold medal at a local math fair and also used R to code a SEM analysis to look at different factors contributing to the underrepresentation of women in engineering. I have won many STEM awards, like qualifying for AIME and achieving USACO Gold.

Classes I teach:

  • Math
  • Physics
  • Cello
  • Coding