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The Wisconsin State Division of the Polish American Congress is an active unit within the Polish American Congress (Kongres Polonii Amerykańskiej, KPA), which was founded in Buffalo, New York at the beginning of June, 1944 at a massive gathering attended by more than 2,500 delegates elected by Polish American organizations around the country. Over the past seven plus decades, the Wisconsin PAC has worked closely with all other Wisconsin Polish American organizations to unite Polish Americans in working to achieve the national Polish American Congress’ mission in support of a free and independent Poland, the material well being of its people, the promotion of civic awareness and action by Polish Americans, and the building of knowledge and appreciation of the rich Polish heritage in the United States.
The Polish Heritage Awareness Society of Central Wisconsin, Inc. is an organization dedicated to the education, promotion and preservation of the Polish American heritage. Located in Stevens Point, Wisconsin, we have members all over the USA who once lived in the area or who can trace their ancestry back to Central Wisconsin.
Since the beginning of our society in 1992, we have been involved in educating the public about Polish heritage through programs and special events. We have been a part of the Portage County Cultural Festival and the Stevens Point Dozynki Harvest Festival since their inceptions. We have sponsored numerous talks and programs specific to Polish American genealogy.
The Polish Heritage Club (PHC) of Wisconsin, Inc. - Madison was founded in 1979 as a non for 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.
