Updated: 04/04/2019 3:47 PM
Credit: Twin Cities Live
Eggroll Queen

In 2014, Mai Vang started to lose her hearing and is deaf. To help her relieve stress brought on from this life changing altercation, she started to make egg rolls for big groups of people. Folks in the community found out about how good Mai’s egg rolls are and she soon became the Eggroll Queen. Mai and her husband, Chai, stopped by the Twin Cities Live studio to share their story and teach Steve and Elizabeth the art of rolling an egg roll.

Yeah!, second fundraiser is done for the year.  We are so glad we were able to help these awesome kids.  We did 1,150 egg rolls for the event.  It was a long and tired week, but it’s all worth it.

March 8, 2019

Our first event this year was with the East Side Lion’s Club.  This year we donated 400 egg rolls toward their event for a good cause.  We love working big hearts community members like the East Side Lion’s Club.

Today April 22, 2016, we have a group of employees from Zelle, ESG, and few community members come together to help keep our little North Loop playground area clean so that the kids can enjoy the playground.  

By Ben Bartenstein | bbartenstein@pioneerpress.com | POSTED: 08/03/2015 06:55:14 AM CDT

In the months after she went deaf, Mai Vang, 35, found solace picking up trash from streets and organizing fundraisers to support her neighbors on St. Paul’s East Side.

Now, a local business and a collection of online benefactors are returning the favor.