Mong Heritage is formed to protect, preserve, and promote our culture, heritage, and people, and to do all things appropriate to further such purpose.

Our activities include teaching Mong history, culture/arts, DNA, and cross-cultural histories. We also promote self-sufficiency & well-being, and bring awareness to the public about our historical trauma and mental health issues.

We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization established in California, United States of America.

Mong was recorded in the Bamboo Annals and other ancient textbooks. Mong were northerners during Xia, Shang, and Zhou Dynasties. After the Southerners took over the Yellow River Basin (YRB) during Han Dynasty, Mong mostly lived at the YRB and other northern plains. Our history exists in the Book of Wei, Book of Tang, Book of Yuan and others as northerners who migrated into the south.

Let's come together and tell the world who we are. Don't let others continue to define us as something else. Our people are now classified into many newer ethnic groups. So, let us reconnect everyone.

Due to the "CIA Secret War" of Laos-Vietnam, many Mong became part of the American history and are now part of America. Whether you are grouped under Mongolian, Han, Bulang, Miao, Tu, Chinese, Laotians, Americans, and others, we want to reach out to you. Set aside our differences, unite like our name, and be like our ancestor Faajtim Huabtais. We have great histories so let us preserve our heritage for the younger generations.