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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the United German-American Committee?
The United German-American Committee is the only national, nonprofit membership organization in the United States for people of German-speaking heritage. Learn more: click here
Why are you called a Committee?
The founding members of the United German-American Committee wanted to ensure that the rights and independence of both organizational and individual members were not appropriated to the new national structure. The organization is the only German American organization dedicated to working on behalf of all people of German-speaking ancestry.
How are you funded?
The United German-American Committee is a tax exempt 501 (c)3 corporation incorporated in the State of Pennsylvania. Programs are funded through membership dues and contributions. Learn more:
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Can anyone join?
Membership in the United German-American Committee is open to all people interested in promoting friendship and preserving the history of German, Swiss and Austrian immigrants to the United States. To join: click here
Where is the organization based?
The national headquarters of the United German-American Committee is located near the White House at 1901 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, Washington D.C. 20006. Contact: click here
Does the United German-American Committee lobby?
The United German-American Committee does not lobby. The organization does provide education and information about the nation's German Americans to members of Congress, State and local officials.
Can I make a contribution even though I'm not member?
Yes, you can contribute to a specific cause, such as the Carl Schurz fund, or you can make a contribution in someone else's name. All contributions to the United German-American Committee are tax exempt to the extent permitted by law. To donate: click here
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