Syrian Lebanese American Club of Orlando Inc has active programs and events for our children, youth, and seniors throughout the year, including social, cultural, business professional, educational, and fun such as dinner/ dance parties, holiday parties, and picnics.
SLAC (Syrian Lebanese American Club) of Orlando is the First Club in Central Florida (Established in 1939) that represents our Syrian, Lebanese heritage.
SLAC is a Not for Profit 501 (C) (3) organization that promotes Social, Cultural, Academic, and Charitable Programs for the benefit of people of our Heritage and the Local Community. Your contribution could be Tax exempted.
SLAC Provides children of our Heritage with yearly Scholarship awards thru our Club and the affiliated membership in SLAC of Florida and in the Southern Federation of the Syrian Lebanese American Clubs.
SLAC Has active programs and events thru out the year for our Children, Youth, and Seniors including Social, Cultural, Business Professional, Educational, Fun such as Dinner/ Dance Parties, Holiday parties and Picnics.
SLAC is affiliated with St. Jude Children Research Hospital in TN, which was founded by the Lebanese celebrity Danny Thomas. Over 1 million and a half Dollars were raised during the last 22 years of the Club’s Fund Raiser Events.
Please download the link of the Membership Application and Support our Heritage by signing TODAY!
Under the leadership of Evelyn Okeke-Uduko, Broken Plate International Ministry is providing outreach ministries and resources to those in need. Based here in Chicago, Illinois, we work both locally and globally.
Our ministry is rooted in the truth of Scripture. Each day, we seek to demonstrate the love of Christ Jesus through service, assistance, and prayer. We invite you to be a part of what God is doing with our ministry!
Here is a calendar of our upcoming events. If you’re interested in setting up an event, please contact us to discuss the usage of our event space.
1858 N Dean Rd, Trocadero, Orlando, FL, 32817, United States
Notice: Sorry, we currently do not have our online form active.
Please call/text us at 407-380-9933 to set up your membership. Sorry for any inconveniences this may cause.
The Twin Cities metro area has a population of between 15 to 20,000 Ethiopian and Sudanese people living in their community. These people are often immigrants or people who are underprivileged. Anywaa Community's goal is to unite the Ethiopian Community in the Twin Cities to improve the lives of this population. We connect organizations and individuals who can help the Ethiopian community thrive.
Our Ethiopian community is concerned with the lack of resources that have been provided to its citizens in the Twin Cities. We work with individuals and organizations to improve the lives of Ethiopian people and families throughout Minnesota. If you are interested in becoming involved with Anywaa Community, click the button at the bottom right or contact us today!
There are several ways to get involved with us at Anywaa Community Twin Cities. You can call us at 952-486-3635. You can email us at warabwolla@gmail.com. You can also send us a message via our contact form, or you can donate to us. Whatever way you choose, we look forward to your involvement, big or small.
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