Mexican Cultural Center Of Northern California
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Programs & Services
Mentor Programme
{Mentorship programme is designed to help teens find the career path that best suits them.}
Educational Scholarships
Provides scholarships to Hispanic students in the Sacramento area to support their pursuit of higher education.
Dia de La Bandera (Mexican Flag Day)
Celebrates Mexican Flag Day on February 24th at Sutter's Fort.
Steps to College
An educational fair in partnership with the Mexican Consulate, Cien Amigos, and Cien Amigos Education Fund for high school students interested in attending college.
El Día del Niño
Celebrates children in collaboration with Casa de Español and other local organizations.
Recital de Rondallas
A musical recital held in April.
Reina Fiestas Patrias (Queen of Community Festivities)
A community celebration held in early September.
El Grito de Dolores (Cry of Independence)
A reenactment of the Cry of Independence held on September 15th at the California State Capitol.
Annual Gala Dinner
A fundraising gala held in October.
About
Mexican Cultural Center Of Northern California
Founded in
1993
EIN
680295431
IRS 501(C) Type
501(c)(3)
Category/Type
Arts & Culture - Heritage & Education - Cultural Heritage Nonprofits
Address
PO BOX 161899 SACRAMENTO, CA 95816-1899 Unite States
Website
https://mccnc.org/
Phone
(916)-801-2031
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About
The Mexican Cultural Center of Northern California (MCCNC), founded in 1993, enriches Sacramento and Northern California through education, entertainment, and outreach. MCCNC preserves Mexican heritage by fostering the cultural, artistic, and historical legacy of Mexico.
Mission
The Mexican Cultural Center of Northern California enriches Sacramento and Northern California by preserving Mexican heritage through cultural, artistic, and historical activities.
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