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Oceanians of the Pacific Youth organization
Teaching the youth their native language,
Teaching the youth about their culture

Teaching the youth their native language,
Teaching the youth about their culture

Your support and contributions will enable us to meet our goals and fund our mission.

"Empowering Pacific Islander youth in San Diego to embrace their native languages while supporting those in need. We offer Easter, Thanksgiving, and Christmas dinners, free backpacks, school supplies, and language classes. Committed to aiding homeless youth and families in our community."

Our organization in San Diego is dedicated to supporting kids in need by providing essential school supplies to help them stay focused and productive in their educational journey. By targeting the youth demographic, we aim to build strong, smart individuals who are equipped for success in life. Through our efforts, we strive to empower the community by setting up our youth for a bright and prosperous future, fostering a culture of learning, growth, and achievement.

Oceanians of the Pacific San diego
**Early Life and Background**
Mr Diaz was born on March 9, 1990, in California, making him the first generation of his family born in the United States. His parents, originally from Guam, moved to the mainland in search of better opportunities, bringing with them the rich cultural heritage of their island home. Growing up in San Diego, Mr Diaz experienced the challenges of navigating life in a new environment, particularly during his formative years when his family faced significant hardships due to limited resources and knowledge about life in America.
**Childhood Experiences**
Mr Diaz upbringing was marked by adversity, as he was exposed to the realities of homelessness and poverty, particularly among youth. Living in a community where nearly 80% of his peers faced similar struggles, he developed a profound understanding of the complexities of wanting and needing. These experiences shaped his character and instilled in him a deep sense of empathy and a desire to make a difference in the lives of others.
**Professional Journey**
In his teenage years, Mr Diaz began to actively engage with organizations dedicated to supporting disadvantaged youth. He found his calling while working with a youth organization called Building a Solid Foundation, which operated primarily in Los Angeles and extended its services to San Diego. Over the course of seven years, he honed his skills in youth advocacy and community service, driven by a steadfast commitment to helping those who were in situations he once faced.
**Founding of OOTPINC**
In 2021, fueled by his passion for community service and a desire to create lasting change, Mr Diaz founded his own organization, Oceanians of the Pacific (OOTPINC). This youth organization focuses on supporting homeless children and families in need, providing essential resources such as school supplies and sports program sponsorships for low-income families. Mr Diaz leadership and dedication to this cause reflect his commitment to ensuring that every child has the opportunity to thrive, regardless of their circumstances.
**Personal Life**
Mr Diaz is a devoted father to six children—five sons and one daughter. Family is at the core of his values, and he strives to instill in them the importance of giving back and performing acts of kindness. He believes in the power of community and the necessity of teaching the next generation about compassion, responsibility, and the significance of contributing to society.
**Conclusion**
Mr Diaz's journey from a challenging childhood to becoming a community leader exemplifies resilience and a commitment to making a positive impact. His work with OOTPINC and his dedication to uplifting youth in need serve as a testament to his belief that every child deserves a chance at a brighter future. With a heart full of love for his family and a mission to serve others, Franklin continues to inspire those around him to engage in meaningful acts of service and to pursue a life dedicated to helping others.




Travis Faalave
Dedicated Leader, Coach, and Educator
As a proud Samoan descendant, Travis Faalave is driven by a passion for serving others and empowering the next generation. With over 12 years of experience as a youth and high school football coach, Travis has developed a reputation for his leadership and mentorship. He currently serves as the President of the San Diego Aztecs Football and Cheer organization and Head Coach at Mater Dei.
Travis's commitment to education is evident in his role as a custodian at the Chula Vista Elementary School District, where he interacts with students daily. He is also dedicated to guiding high school athletes through the college recruitment process, helping them achieve their academic and athletic goals.
As a devoted father of three - Gabriella, Sonny, and Paulie - and proud grandfather of Jade Amerie Najera Travis's personal life reflects his values of family, community, and faith. His greatest accomplishment is serving God's kingdom and making a positive impact in the lives of those around him.
Through his work, Travis embodies the philosophy that "the sky is the limit" for today's youth. His tireless efforts have made a lasting impact on the lives of countless students, athletes, and families.
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