Mission Statement
Indo-US
Cultural Association is a non-profit organization whose primary mission is to increase
awareness of the cultural heritage of India in the Triad region of North Carolina.
President's Note:
Dear Member,
Wishing you and your family a very happy and prosperous 2010.
The IUCA Committee is pleased to announce events for this year:
•Kick-Off Event – January 23th
•Game Night – TBA
•Picnic / Holi – TBA
•India Fest / Utsava – May 8th
•Health Fair – July
•Picnic/Independence Day – August 14th
•Dandiya Night – September 25th
•Diwali Night – October 23rd
Milan Arora
President, IUCA
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IUCA Member Registration 2010
IUCA Membership Registration is now open. Please download the form using the link
below. Click below to download the form.
IUCA Membership Form 2010
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in the EVENTS tab
Click here for 2009 IUCA Newsletter
Next Event
Kick-Off Event 2010
On Saturday,
23rd
January 2010
Between 5:00pm and 8:00pm at
South Fork Community Center
Winston-Salem, NC
Click here for Kick-Off Event Flyer
The
Indo-US Cultural Association (IUCA) of Winston-Salem is a non-profit organization whose primary mission is to increase awareness of the cultural heritage of India in and around the Triad region.
Indian heritage is tremendously rich in its culture and diversity. With a thriving Indian-American community right here in the Triad, the Association seeks to reach out to the Piedmont Triad community and share this vibrant culture. The association also promotes and supports family oriented cultural activities to assist in youth development.
In a global context, the Indian Diaspora covers practically every part of the world. It numbers more than a million each in eleven countries making the Diaspora very special. Residing in distant lands, its members have succeeded spectacularly in their chosen professions by dint of their single-minded dedication and hard work. For instance right here in the Triad, and over the last four years, the Indian-American community has grown exponentially from a modest 500 families to over 1200 families and comprise of a combination of doctors, engineers, researchers, university professors and administrators, bankers and information technology professionals.
