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Glendora Sister City Association 

United in Friendship

The Glendora Sister City Association strives to promote the growth of international exchange between Glendora and its sister cities.

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Glendora Sister City Association Members and event attendees standing at the sister cities booth at the Glendora Culture Fest.

Glendora's Sister Cities

A couple in the traditional attire of Mérida, Mexico.

Mérida, Mexico

Sister City Relationship Est. 1968

 

Mérida is known as the cultural heart of the Yucatán. As Glendora's first sister city relationship, both cities have a long history of friendship.

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Steam locomotive C12 66 passing cherry blossoms in Moka, Japan.

Mōka, Japan

Sister City Relationship Est. 1988

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Moka is Japan's largest strawberry producer. Glendora and Moka have a vibrant sister city relationship, including two successful sister school exchange programs. 

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  • Glendora Sister City Association members in traditional Mérida attire.
  • Glendora Sister City Association college exchange students smiling.
  • Two smiling college exchange students at a Moka City Hall sister cities event.
  • Glendora Sister City Association members in cultural dress.
  • Children at a Glendora Sister City Association Culture Fest booth.
  • Glendora Sister City Association members by the Mexican flag.
  • Glendora high school exchange student with host family in Mérida.
  • Glendora and Moka sister city signing ceremony.
  • Glendora delegates planting rose bushes in Moka, Japan.

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Support the Glendora Sister City Association 

Your support helps the Glendora Sister City Association cultivate mutual understanding and international friendship. Contributions directly fuel cultural exchanges and educational programs that connect the Glendora community with our sister cities. Join us in building a more peaceful world, united in friendship.

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