The Polish Heritage Club (PHC) was founded in 1979 as a non-profit organization to encourage people of Polish heritage and any other interested persons to share knowledge about Poland, its culture, and the Polish-American experience among its members and the wider community; to enjoy social opportunities; and to foster a sense of community and cultural identity.

     To carry out our mission, we have an active Board of Directors to coordinate activities, which include a few fund-raising events to support our efforts. Members are informed of these through our monthly Newsletter. Listed below are some of the things we have done in the past to meet our educational, social, and humanitarian goals.

• Encourage among Americans, particularly Americans of Polish ancestry, an interest in and knowledge of the Polish as well as American traditions in their cultural heritage.
• Join together for social and civic activities sustaining the originality, value and joy of Polish customs and traditions and their compatibility with American history and culture.
• Give organized welcome in Wisconsin to artists, scholars, statesmen, writers, musicians and other proponents of Polish-American culture.
• Promote understanding and unity among Americans of all ethnic backgrounds.




What We Do

Board of Directors