Our Associate Members

Chicago air pistol shooting club with a German flare. The traditional elements of old world Schutzen Vereins are carried on through the activities. Their focus on fun is the main element.

The Cold War was very relevant to Midwest of the United States through its people, places, events, and ideas. Founded to preserve Cold War history and honor Cold War veterans.

Originally formed in 1871 as a German singing society, today it is a mixture of social activity. A club which is deep in tradition while spending time singing, bowling, playing cards and socializing.

GACCoM has an extensive membership network of many distinguished companies, firms, and executives in 14 states. Its members can socialize and build important business relationships.

The Club strives to promote German culture, holding two concerts a year and many German activities at their club house and also in the city.

GAPA is a fraternal organization of duly sworn law enforcement officers of German heritage. Supports honorable & charitable causes within the German American Community and of law enforcement.

A social club that focuses on the celebration of German heritage among law enforcement officials and strengthens the foundation of German history in the Milwaukee area.

The GAHS is involved in exploring and preserving German heritage with other German American organizations in the St. Louis region, Missouri, the United States and the Federal Republic of Germany.

A classical "Great Books" college. It offers a broad-based liberal arts education centered on reading & discussing writings that have been significant in the formation of Western culture.

Is dedicated to preserving and perpetuating German-American history, preserving Indiana's German heritage, and promote cultural relations with the German-speaking areas of Europe.

Lake Erie Fanfare is an all volunteer, non-profit organization dedicated to promoting the drum & bugle corps and related activities for their educational, artistic and family oriented entertainment values.

Also known as Mardi Gras Society to gain
a wider identity among everyone interested in the traditions of Karneval. Promotes traditions of Karneval into a bigger family event.

Schlaraffia is a worldwide German-speaking society founded in Prague (Czech Republic) in 1859 with a pledge of friendship, art and humor. It is one of the oldest German fraternities in the world.

The Chicago area's renowned German chorus. Emerged from the consolidation of two other choirs: woman's Lyra Chorus of Chicago and men's Schubert Chorus of Chicago.

The fraternal fellowship and cultural promotion provides many varied activities such as singing societies, dance groups, youth exchange programs, scholarships, and youth & family activities.