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Turkish-American Organizations in the US
• Turkish-American Business Council of DEIK
The primary objective of the Business Council is to contribute to efforts to improve the environment for bilateral trade and industrial cooperation. It provides a forum for deliberations on new avenues and forms of bilateral trade and on policy recommendations for the removal of tariff and non-tariff barriers to trade.
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• Turkish Coalition- Political Action Committee (TC-PAC)
TC-USA PAC was established in February 2007 by citizens of both Turkish and non-Turkish heritage to support political candidates who are committed to
the following:
• engaging in a meaningful dialogue with Turkish Americans on major issues affecting their lives
• maintaining a strong US-Turkish relationship
• advocating a balanced discussion on the global and regional issues that impact Turkey and US-Turkish relations.
TC-USA PAC is also active in encouraging Turkish Americans to participate in the US political process, including running for public office.
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•Turkish American Legal Defense Fund (TALDF)
The initial mission of the Turkish American Legal Defense Fund (TALDF) is to provide legal advice and counsel to Turkish Americans regarding their constitutionally guaranteed right to free expression. The right attaches, in varying degrees, to public school textbooks and instruction; permits for demonstrations; and, the print, broadcast, and Internet media. Turkish Americans most frequently perceive a limitation of their freedom of expression when encountering one-sided depictions of controversial issues related to their ancestral history or current issues related to Turkey or Turkish Americans.
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•Turkish Cultural Foundation (TCF)
The Turkish Cultural Foundation was established on January 1, 2000.
The Foundation's main goals can be summarized as:
1. Promoting and preserving Turkish culture and heritage worldwide, through original programs and cooperation with like minded organizations.
2. Supporting education, particularly in the area of humanities, for disadvantaged students in Turkey.
3. Supporting research, documentation and publication in the humanities related to Turkey.
4. Supporting the preservation of Turkish cultural heritage abroad.
5. Helping to build cultural bridges between Turkey and other countries to support a better understanding and appreciation of Turkish cultural heritage.
The Foundation is a US tax-exempt public charitable organization supported entirely by private donations, with offices in Boston, Washington DC and Istanbul.
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• The Turkish Coalition of America (TCA)
The Turkish Coalition of America (TCA) is an educational, charitable organization incorporated in February 2007. Based in the nation’s capital, TCA’s objective is to
• Educate the general public about Turkey and Turkish Americans and voice their opinion on critical issues to interested parties.
• Engage and cultivate a new generation of young Turkish American leaders.
• Promote and advance the interests of the Turkish American community and Turks.
• Foster friendship, understanding and cooperation between the United States and Turkey.
• Protect the character and ensure a realistic portrayal of Turkey and Turkish Americans in the media and the arts.
• Serve as a think tank of expertise and a clearinghouse of information on Turkey and Americans of Turkish descent.
• Identify and recognize the achievements of Turkish Americans in academia, arts, business, education, government, public service and science.
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• Assembly of Turkish-American Associations (ATAA)
The main objectives of ATAA are two-fold. One is to create an informed national Turkish-American community that can help foster US-Turkish relations and take an active part in promoting a balanced and truthful picture of Turkey in the US. The other is to educate Americans in government, the media and the public at large about Turkey and issues that concern us as Turkish-Americans.
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• American-Turkish Council (ATC)
American Turkish Council is a business association dedicated to the promotion of US-Turkish commercial, defense and cultural relations. The Council aims to help resolve problems and disputes that affect US-Turkish commercial, defense and cultural relations; encourage trade and investment between the United States and Turkey; educate the public and private sectors on the importance of the strategic alliance between the United States and Turkey; increase the understanding and appreciation of the history, culture and traditions of the United States and Turkey; promote awareness of US-Turkish issues; and to facilitate the dialogue between the government agencies of both Turkey and the United States and the private sector.
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• Turkish American Business Forum (FORUM)
Business Forum's mission is to enhance the economic and social standing of Turkish-American businessmen and businesswomen within the U.S. economy. Business Forum accomplishes its mission through providing a peer-to-peer support network, as well as, by encouraging its members to become business and community leaders. We aim to be the premier platform for Turkish-American businesspeople and their friends who share our goals and values. We encourage each other to actively participate in philanthropy. Contact Info
• American Turkish Society, Inc.
The American Turkish Society was founded in 1949 by Americans wanting to build cultural and economic ties between Turkey and the U.S. The American Turkish Society is dedicated to: supporting Turkey as a secular and democratic society; maintaining strong ties between the U.S. and Turkey; improving the quality of life for all people in Turkey.
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• ITS - Institute of Turkish Studies
The Institute of Turkish Studies, located at Georgetown University's School of Foreign Service, promotes scholarship and learning on Turkey in American higher education and disseminates information about current developments in Turkey through conferences and meetings. The Institute aims to support individual scholars, especially younger members of the academic profession in the United States, for advanced research on Turkish history and culture as well as contemporary political, social, and economic developments in Turkey; assist American Universities develop their library resources, programs of study, scholarly conferences, and outreach activities in the field of Turkish Studies; support the publication of books and journals that contribute to American scholarship on Turkey and broaden the understanding and knowledge of Turkish history, society, politics, and economics in the United States; and to promote better understanding of Turkish politics, economy, and society through conferences and lecture series.
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• The Ataturk Society of America (ASA)
The Ataturk Society of America is a non-profit and apolitical organization. It has the objective of propagating awareness of Ataturk's social and political reforms for public sovereignty and for personal freedom, and of their importance for Turkey's as well as for her region's stability and peace.
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Phone: (202)362 - 7173
Fax: ( 202)363- 4075
Address: 4731 Massachusetts Ave. NW Washington DC 20016
Website: www.ataturksociety.org
• ATA – American-Turkish Association – Washington D.C. (ATA-DC)
ATA-DC is a non-political, non-profit (tax-exempt) organization founded in 1965 to promote better understanding between the American and Turkish peoples through social, educational, cultural and charitable activities. ATA-DC also initiates and carries out various community-service projects.
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Adress: 1526 18th St., NW
Washington, DC 20036
Website: www.atadc.org/en/
• Federation of Turkish-American Associations (FTAA)
The Federation of Turkish American Associations, Inc., a non-profit 501 (c)(3) organization, was established in 1956 for the purpose of uniting and supporting the Turkish community within the United States. Originally it was established as a union of three associations. Today, the Federation is an umbrella organization consisting of over 40 member associations organizations with a majority of these groups located in the Northeast region of the United States. Member organizations consists of associations of different ethnic, technical, and social backgrounds (eg. Azeris, Uzbek, Karacays, doctors, engineers, etc.). The Federation operates as a conduit within the network of member organizations. All forms of technical support is provided to these associations.
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Phone: (212) 682- 7688
Fax: (202) 687 – 3026
Address: 821 United Nations Plaza, 2nd Floor, New York, NY 10017
Website: www.tadf.org
Contact Person: executivedirector@tadf.org
• Turkish American Alliance for Fairness (TAAF)
Turkish American Alliance for Fairness is a 501(c)4 nonprofit public benefit organization dedicated to promote public understanding and fair treatment of issues of concern to Turkish-Americans, and to public education and other civil activities in related matters. The organization aims to promote, advocate, and advance issues and viewpoints of importance to Turkish-Americans; promote fairness in media, education, community affairs, government activities, and public opinion in regard to issues relating to Turkish-Americans, and to others with a Turkish heritage; to counter incorrect, biased, and prejudiced statements and activities aimed at, or defamation of, those of Turkish heritage, arising either from race, religion, color, language, ethnic identity, or from malicious intent; and to promote and advocate equality as well as harmonious relations between those of Turkish heritage and other ethnic groups in the United States.
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Phone: 650 562 3565
Address: 2053 Grant Road, PMB 550
Los Altos, CA 94024
Website: www.taaf-org.net
• Turkish American Association of California (TAAC)
TAAC has as its primary objective, the presentation of a more balanced view of Turkish culture and Turkish people. TAAC members believe that increased awareness of Turkey and her rich culture will develop and enhance understanding between Turks, and Americans and the other nations. TAAC was founded in 1975 in San Francisco and is a non-profit public benefit corporation and is not organized for the private gain of any person. It is organized under the Non-Profit Public Benefit Corporation Law for public and charitable purposes, within the meaning of Section 501(c)(3).
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President: Yavuz V. Atilla
Phone: 415 646 0946
Fax: 831 646 1916
Address: 2053 Grant Road PMB 123
Los Altos, CA 94024
E-mail: taac@taaca.org
Web- site: www.taaca.org
• Turkish Industrialists’ and Businessmen’s Association (TUSIAD)
Turkish Industrialists' and Businessmen's Association (TUSIAD), similar to US Business Roundtable, is a voluntary, non-governmental organization, dedicated to institutionalizing a market economy and consolidating democratic structures in Turkey.
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• American & Turkish Veterans Association (ATVA)
The American & Turkish Veterans Association aims to educate the American and Turkish public about the history of the U.S.- Turkiye alliance, with emphasis on NATO; honor those who have performed duties or services in support of the alliance; and promote the strengthening and continued development of the alliance.
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Phone: 301-464-5664
Address: P.O. Box 1147; Bowie MD 20718-1147.
Website: http://www.atvets.org
E-mail: wealli@erols.com
Program Coordinator: William Edward Ali
• Intercollegiate Turkish Students Society ITSS
As a volunteer students organization, ITSS was established in 1997 to increase communication and cooperation among Turkish Student Associations in USA and Canada. Its major aims are to provide an exchange of information, experience and resources; support students before-during-after their schools; better implement lobyyist activities; better promote peaceful relations among societies and strengthen 'Peace at home, Peace on the world'.
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President: Korcan Yurdacan
Address: 821 UN Plaza, 7th Fl. New York, NY 10017
Web-site: www.itss.org (Under Construction)
• Turkish American Association of Arizona-TAA-AZ
TAA-AZ’s mission is to enhance the expression of Turkish Culture in its diversity and richness, and build a strong Turkish-American community in Arizona.
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President: Suat Özdemir
Address: P.O. Box 119, Tempe AZ 85281-0373
Phone: 602 - 332-7670
Fax: 602-766-4990
Email: info@taaaz.org
Web Site: www.taaaz.org
• Turkish American Association of Southern California-ATA-SC
Promoting understanding and relations between the peoples of Turkey and the USA since 1953.
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President: Vega Sankur
Address: P.O. Box 15115, Long Beach, CA 90815
Phone: (562) 624-2885
Fax: (562) 624-2881
Email: President@excom.atasc.org
Web Site: www.atasc.org
• Turkish American Cultural Society of Colorado (TASCO)
To provide cooperation among the Turks in the state of Colorado.
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President: Şevket Acar
Secretary: Başak Kaya
Address: P.O. BOX 371193 Denver, CO 80237
Phone: 303 273 3188
Fax: 303 273 3189
Email: cotact@tacsco.org
Web Site: www.tacsco.org
• Turkish American Cultural Association of Southern New England (TACA-SNE)
The goal of the Association is to foster, promote, plan and execute programs aimed at improving the social, cultural, educational, economic and general welfare of the Turkish-American community in Connecticut and adjacent states.
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President: Bulent Dogruyol
Address: 4 Beech Tree Way, Milford, CT 06460
Phone: 203-449-8788
Email: snetaca@aol.com
Web Site: www.snetaca.org
• Florida Turkish American Association-FTAA
The first Turkish Organization in Florida, formed in 1967.
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• Turkish American Cultural Association of Florida-TACAF
The Association is dedicated to promoting better understanding and relations between the peoples of Turkey and the United States of America; increasing, promoting, fostering friendship, raising the public knowledge level and understanding of the Turkish culture and history in the community,; furthering the interests of the Turkish American community in Florida and the United States; performing other charitable, educational and not for profit activities, in accordance with the meaning; supporting and maintaining ties with other organizations of like goals, to include the Assembly of Turkish American Associations (ATAA), the Federation of Turkish American Associations (FTAA) and Turkish Forum.
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President: Aydin Sunol
Address: P.O. Box 3303, Brandon, FL 33509-3303
Phone: 727-799-2501
Email: tacaf@tacaf.org
Web Site: www.tacaf.org
• North Florida Turkish American Cultural Association
President: Saban Bilgin
Address: 8258 Warlin Drive North, Jacksonville, FL 32216
Phone: 904 591 6665
Email: nftaca@hotmail.com
• Turkish American Cultural Association of Georgia (TACA-GA)
TACAGA is a non-profit organization established in 1986 to promote better understanding and friendship between Turkish and American communities through educational, cultural and social activities in Georgia, USA.
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• Turkish American Society of Augusta & Aiken
President: Ahmet Suer
Address: 455 Cambridge Way, Martinez, GA 30907
Phone: 803-952-8306
Fax: 803-952-6753
Email: klmaf@hotmail.com
• Turkish American Friendship Association of Hawaii-TAFAH
President: Engin Turkalp
Address: 1330 Ala Moana Blvd. #1506, Honolulu HI 96814-4216
Phone: 808-593-0500
Fax: 808-596-9546
Email: turkalpe@hawaii.rr.com
• American-Turkish Association of Indiana (ATA-IN)
Founded in 2001, the American Turkish Association of Indiana (ATA-IN) is a non-political, non-profit (tax-exempt) organization founded to promote better understanding between the American and Turkish peoples through social, educational, cultural and charitable activities. ATA-IN also initiates and carries out various community-service projects. ATA-IN is primarily dedicated to enriching Turkish-American community members’ lives through statewide recreational, social, educational, and cultural activities.
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• Turkish American Cultural Alliance of Chicago (TACA-Chicago)
The organization aims to bring people with interest in the Turkish culture together, organize activities to create occasions in which people can exchange their ideas and thereby raise a public awareness on the contemporary issues related to the Turkish Culture, Turkey and the Turkish Community in Chicago and Illinois, to cooperate with other Turkish-American organizations to contribute to the efforts on inter-cultural understanding and cultural diversity in our Communities and to facilitate the communication of its members with other Turkish-American associations in the U.S. and in participating in the organization of joint activities.
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• The Turkish American Cultural Society of New England, Inc. (TACS)
Founded in 1964, TACS is a non-profit, charitable, grass-root organization whose primary goals are to promote Turkish culture and heritage; to bring together the people of Turkish heritage and friends of Turkey for promoting Turkish history, culture, and related issues; to assist people of Turkish origin in solving various community and personal problems; to welcome and assist permanent residents, visitors, and students arriving from Turkey. In order to meet these goals TACS organizes conferences, seminars, concerts, exhibitions, as well as educational programs on Turkish culture.
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• Turkish American Medical Association (TAMA)
President: Murat Gunel
Address: Yale University Medical School, 333 Cedar Street, TMP 4, New Haven, CT 06510
Phone: 203-737-2096
Email: murat.gunel@yale.edu
• Maryland American Turkish Association (MATA)
The Maryland American Turkish Association (MATA) was founded in 1964, and incorporated in the State of Maryland in 1967 as a non-profit charitable, cultural, educational, and religious organization. MATA is a local organization which has attempted to convey a sense of community to those individuals of Turkish-American heritage and those individuals interested in Turkish culture and issues.
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• Washington Turkish Women Association (WTWA)
The organization was founded to help needy children with their educational expenses. Since its founding, it has helped hundreds of children from elementary school through university. Many of our students have successfully graduated to become teachers, doctors, engineers and lawyers. The biggest reason for the enduring success of TCFC is the perseverance of the membership in supporting the ideals and goals of the association.
President: Emel Dizdar
Address: 12502 Degas Court, N. Potomac MD 20878
Phone: 301-208-8284
Email: dizdaremel@hotmail.com
• Turkish American Cultural Association of Michigan (TACAM)
Turkish American Cultural Association of Michigan, founded in 1972, follows the philosophy of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, founder of the Turkish Republic, who stated: "Culture is the foundation of the Turkish Republic." His view of culture encompassed the nation's creative legacy as well as the best values of world civilization. It stressed personal and universal humanism. "Culture," he said, "is a basic element in being a person worthy of humanity," and described Turkey's ideological thrust as "a creation of patriotism blended with a lofty humanist ideal." Thus, TACAM wants to instill this philosophy into all Turkish-Americans living in Michigan. The purpose of this association (TACAM) is to foster, promote, plan and execute programs aimed at improving the economic, social, educational, religious, general welfare and other humanitarian activities of the Turkish community in the State of Michigan and elsewhere.
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• Turkish American Association of Minnesota (TAAM)
Turkish American Association of Minnesota (TAAM) is a non-profit organization dedicated to fostering a better understanding of the Turkish Culture. Through our participation in cultural events like Minnesota Festival of Nations; social and dinner gatherings, holiday celebrations, and volunteer activities we strive to introduce our American friends to Turkish culture while providing an opportunity to get to know one another.
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• Turkish American Cultural Alliance of St. Louis (TACA-STL)
To promote cultural relations in St. Louis among the Turkish American community and the society.
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• Turkish American Association of Greater Kansas City (TAAKC)
In 1978, a handful of individuals set out to establish a social and cultural organization to bring together Turks and friends of Turkey living in the greater Kansas City area, to represent their interests and voice their concerns vis-à-vis the troubles of the day, and ultimately, to present and promote Turkish culture before Kansas Citians at large. Their efforts materialized and TAA-KC was founded in August of 1979. TAA-KC was subsequently incorporated as a not-for-profit organization by the State of Missouri in 1980, and continues its activities in this status to this day along the lines the founders envisaged.
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• American Turkish Association of North Carolina (ATA-NC)
ATA-NC is organized exclusively for charitable, literary and educational purposes. We encourage international exchanges and visits to promote closer understanding and further cultural relations and knowledge of each other among peoples of Turkey and the State of North Carolina.
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• American Turkish Islamic and Cultural Center
President: Nureddin Demircan
Address: 888 Main Street, Patersonn, NJ 07503
Phone: 973-345-3940
Email: payperview28@hotmail.com
• Anadolu Club
The Anadolu Club is a non-partisan organization. Each member has achieved positions of leadership in the United States in a broad range of professions. With these diverse backgrounds, members collectively pool their strengths and experience to address important issues concerning the Turkish-American community, as well as issues affecting U.S.-Turkey relations.
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• Karacay Turks Mosque and Cultural Association
President: Nureddin Demircan
Address: 32 Chesnut St. Paterson, NJ 07501
Phone: (973) 238-1868
Email: karacaycamiidernegi@gmail.com
• Solidarity of Balkan Turks of America
President: Suzan Demircan
Address: 888 Main Street, Patersonn, NJ 07503
Phone: 973-345-3940
Email: sdemircan@verizon.net
• The Society of Turkish American Architects, Engineers and Scientists (MIM)
MIM is a private nonprofit, educational, non-political association of architects, engineers, and scientists of Turkish-American origin. MIM has grown into a professional organization of over 1000 members, architects, engineers and scientists. MIM has been accredited as a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) by the United Nations. The purpose of MIM is to fulfill the needs of Turkish-American professionals, students and their families in the USA, which can only be addressed by an organization of their own cultural and educational disposition.
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• Turkish Cypriot Aid Society
President: Ali Sencer
Address: 843 Morris Park Avenue, Bronx NY 10462
Phone: 718-892-7640
Email: yorobi1@aol.com
• Turkish Society of Rochester (TSOR)
TSOR is a society to promote cooperation among the Turkish Americans in Rochester. The society manages a Sunday-school on Turkish language, geography, history and Islam.
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Address: 2841 Culver Rd., Rochester NY 14622
Phone: 585-266-1980
Fax: 585-266-1752
Email: tsor@tsor.org
Web Site: www.tsor.org
• Turkish Women's League of America (TWLA)
President: Aysu Bil
Address: 821 UN Plaza, New York NY 10017
Phone: 212 682-8525
Fax: 212-682-8525
Website: www.atkb.org
Email: atkbyonetimi@aol.com
• American Association of Crimean Turks
President: Huriye Altan
Vice President: Halim Saylik
Secretary: Ayse Takil
Address: 4509 New Utrecth Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11219
Phone: (718) 435-1237
Website: www.kirimny.org
Email: crimeantatarsus@yahoo.com
• Turkish American Association of Central Ohio (TAACO)
The Turkish American Association in Columbus, Ohio was founded in January 1969 with the primary aim of representing the best of Turkish culture and history to Americans in whose land many Turks had come to make their living.
President: Cem Ozmeral
Address: TAACO P.O.Box 3566 Dublin, OH 43016
Phone: 614-717-9838
Email: cozmeral@columbus.rr.com
• American Society of Northeastern Ohio (TASNO)
TASNO is a non-profit, non-political, cultural and educational organization whose purpose is to create a community for Turkish-Americans and their families living in Northeastern Ohio, as well as to promote and assist in understanding of Turkish heritage, culture and traditions by organizing and conducting educational, cultural, social and charitable events.
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• Turkish American Association of Oklahoma (TAA-OK)
President: Oktay Ertugrul
Address: 10010 E. 16th Street, Tulsa, OK 74128-4813
Phone: 916-665-6575
Email: aandm@galstar.com
• Pittsburg Turkish American Association (PTAA)
PTAA, Pittsburgh Turkish American Association serves the tri-state area around Pittsburgh, including Western Pennsylvania, Easter Ohio, and West Virginia. PTAA is a member of the ATAA (Assembly of Turkish American Associations). In the recent years, PTAA and TASA (University of Pittsburgh Turkish American Student Association) collaborated in joint activities to the benefit of the Turkish-American community. In its most active years, PTAA published and delivered a periodical "PTAA Digest" to more than 1000 recipients all over the USA. The purpose of the association is given in its by-laws as follows: to help provide means for strengthening the cultural ties between Turkey and the United States; to represent the Turkish - American community in Pittsburgh and vicinity in cultural activities; to provide means of communication among Turkish-Americans; to assist non-profit and charitable organizations in Turkey and the United States; to help Turkish families and students in their orientation with the Pittsburgh area.
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• Turkish American Friendship Society of the United States (TAFSUS)
TAFSUS is a non-profit organization established in 1966 to promote better understanding and friendship between the Turkish and American communities through educational, cultural and social activities. TAFSUS serves the Turkish American communities in Southeastern Pennsylvania, Delaware and Southern New Jersey.
Address: PMB 198, 761 W. Sproul Rd, Springfield, PA 19064
Phone: 215-922-3262
Email: tafsus@tafsus.com
Web Site: www.tafsus.com
• American Turkish Association of Houston (ATA-Houston)
A.T.A., founded in 1979, is a non-profit organization created to promote better understanding and friendship between the people of the United States and Turkey through social, educational, cultural and charitable activities. It also aims to provide assistance to Turkish citizens living in Houston.
Address: P.O. Box 460253, Houston TX 77056- 8253
Email: president@atahouston.org
Web Site: www.atahouston.org
• Turkish American Association of Northern Texas (TURANT)
TURANT stands for Turkish American Association of Northern Texas. It was founded back in 1975 as a non-profit organization and has been serving the community since then. Our organization’s main goal is to present and share the characteristics of Turkish Culture while continuously seeking to improve the understanding in North Texas. To accomplish this goal, our organization organizes children’s day picnic, monthly happy hour, annual Turkish festival, free traditional Turkish dance lesson, republic day dinner, and other social events.
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• Turkish American Association of San Antonio
The association aims provide cooperation among the Turkish Americans in San Antonio.
President: John Junghans
Secretary: David Shultz
Address: P.O. Box 780523 San Antonio, TX 78278-0523
Phone: 210-764-8100
Email: taasat@yahoo.com
Web Site: www.taa-sa.org
• Turkish American Cultural Association of Washington (TACAWA)
The Association aims to reach out and support new and existing Turkish, Turkish/American and American friends of Turkey in the Pacific Northwest; increase awareness of the history, culture and language of Turkey in the Puget Sound area through events, educational seminars and courses; to resolve or improve common Turkish/American community issues and problems in the Puget Sound region and support efforts nationwide and internationally; to maintain a fun and active Turkish American community in the Puget Sound area.
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• Turkish American Association of Milwaukee (TAAM)
President: Serkan Akcan
Address: 1517 W. Pierce St. Milwaukee, WI 53204
• Turkish-American Chamber of Commerce & Industry (TACCI)
Founded in New York in 2002, the Turkish-American Chamber of Commerce and Industry is a private, not-for-profit membership organization that represents the interests of member companies that have, or that are interested in establishing business and commercial relations between the United States and Turkey.
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President: Sevil Özışık
Secretary: Burak Alpaslan
Address: 28 West 44th Street, Suite 1630 New York, NY 10036
Tel: (646) 429-1630
Fax: (646) 304-1666
Email: info@turkishuschamber.org
Website: www.turkishuschamber.org
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