Filipino American Community at Stanford (FACS)
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Welcome to the Filipino American Community at Stanford
—everyone is invited to join!
Looking for Pinoy Potluck Hosts – Main Campus and Redwood City!
- Are you raring to cook a Filipino dish and enjoy sharing this dish with others?
- Do you have coworkers who’d love to sample adobo, pansit, lumpia or any other Filipino comfort food?
- Does your office have a common space, lunchroom or conference room that can accommodate a small group (8-10) from 12pm-1pm?
Let’s make it easier for folks to share a meal in community and plan a pinoy potluck lunch in your area!
Let’s Get Loud on #facs-general (Slack)!
Connect, laugh, and share stories with the Filipino American community at Stanford! Join our Slack workspace for Tsismis Tuesday Talks—a weekly space for fun questions and cultural conversations. Whether you want to lurk, laugh, or share some friendly tea, we’d love to have you. 🇵🇭💬✨ Join the #facs-general channel on Slack
Upcoming Events
Upcoming Events
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Considering Matthew Shepard with Peninsula Cantare community choir
-First Congregational Church
Palo Alto, CA 94303
United States -
AANHPI Heritage Month Lunch 2026: A Conversation with Dion Lim on Journalism, Advocacy, and My Fight for Asian America
-Li Ka Shing Center
Room 101/102
Stanford Campus
United States
FACS Articles
2026
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April Tsismis Tuesday Spotlight
April has been a vibrant month for our FACS family. We’ve moved from the "inner work" of personal goals and spring renewal to the "outer world" of travel dreams and the global explosion of Filipino culture. -
Ten Tips for Bicycle Safety and Security on Campus and Beyond
Whether you’re commuting to a lab, racing to a lecture, or just hunting for the best coffee on University Ave, the bike is the undisputed king of campus life. -
Repair Café Silicon Valley
In 2013 FACS member Maia Albano Coladonato and her husband Greg founded Repair Café Silicon Valley, a volunteer-run organization dedicated to keeping everyday items out of landfills by helping people repair rather than discard them.
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