Telugu Association Of Grater Kansas City (TAGKC)

The objectives and purposes of TAGKC shall be to preserve, maintain and perpetuate the heritage of the people of Telugu origin; to assist and promote literary, cultural, educational, religious, social, economic, and community affairs of the Telugu speaking people; to collaborate, cooperate and assist in the organization of periodic Telugu literary, educational and cultural conferences; to foster friendship and understanding between the Telugu speaking people and other regional communities, and to support humanitarian causes. Telugu Association of Greater Kansas City (TAGKC) was formed in 1981. Over the years it has grown and has become an integral part of the Telugu Community in Greater Kansas City and an active participant of Indian community events like ‘Festival of India’ held to commemorate India’s Independence Day. TAGKC organizes events to celebrate major festivals and organizes a picnic during summer as scheduled activities. Besides these, several other literary and cultural events go on like musical nights, fund-raising programs, Poojas, Kidfest, etc. Usually, the events have competitions for children of all ages called KidsFest, a social hour to interact with other members of the community, and a cultural program followed by dinner. Cultural events organized during festivals consist of various items like dances, skits, plays, singing, mimicry, etc. Most activities and programs are open to the public and not restricted. However, members can enjoy certain benefits. Membership is open throughout the year. For more information and form go to the link. TAGKC is governed by an Executive Committee elected at the end of every year and operates from Jan 1 to Dec 31. The Executive Committee is supported by several other sub-committees like the Audit Committee, Program Committee, Technology Committee, Execution Committee