Families With Children From China-Indiana (FCC-IN) is a chapter of a
national network of families who have the privilege
of adopting their children from China. We are a voluntary,
non-profit organization, independent of any
adoption agency, but solely dependent on you -
the fortunate parents of our remarkable
children - to maintain all of the activities and events detailed
on this website. Please volunteer your time and energy. Without
volunteer support, we will cease to exist. 
The month of June is full of events that both kids and adults will enjoy. Family-oriented festivals include Asian Fest, PBS Kids in the Park and the annual Dragon Boat Festival. We are hosting our second adoption education seminar this month, with a discussion group focused on the thought-provoking film "Adopted". Visit our
Events Page to find out more about these activities, as well as discover what's in store in the coming months.
Submissions for the 2011
From China With Love calendar closed on June 1, 2010. This calendar allowed us to make charitable
donations to important Chinese-related cultural organizations and has
been a a wonderful ambassador for the Indiana chapter of Families With
Children From China. If you would like to learn more about this calender or are interested in purchasing it when it becomes available in October 2010, please visit our
From China With Love
calendar page for more information.
If you would like to volunteer to help on the Calendar Committee, contact
calendar@fcc-in.org
If you are interested in joining FCC-IN, please visit our Membership page. For your convenience, you can register and pay on-line and receive annual reminders regarding your membership status. Paid members will receive a monthly newsletter describing events and activities of interest to the FCC-IN community as well as discounts to FCC-IN and Chinese Community events. Members will have access to the private, Member-Only portion of the FCC-IN website, which includes a special news section, a community forum and an evolving reference database of resources on adoption, Chinese culture and education, and the local Chinese community.