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31 August

Welcome to Bangladesh Association of America, Inc (BAAI)! Mission and History: Since 1972, BAAI has been a non-profit (IRS 501(c)(3), Tax ID 52-1929654) for Bangladeshi expats in D.C., Virginia, and Maryland, promoting unity and heritage through events. It’s non-political, focusing on social connections and preserving values in the diaspora. Services and Programs: They organize picnics, […]

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31 August

Welcome to Bangladesh Association of Greater Washington DC (BAGWDC)! Mission and History: BAGWDC is a non-profit, non-political group focused on promoting Bangla language, culture, and heritage in D.C., Virginia, and Maryland. It highlights cultural diversity’s role in creating vibrant communities, advocating for lifelong learning in America’s multicultural society. Established to engage both Bangla and non-Bangla […]

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31 August

Welcome to Bangali-American Christian Association (at St. Camillus Parish)! Mission and History: Formed in 2006 at St. Camillus Church in Silver Spring, MD, the Bangali-American Christian Association serves Bangali Catholics in Maryland, Virginia, and D.C. It’s about promoting social, cultural, educational, religious, and welfare programs to build unity and friendship. Open to Christians from Bangladesh […]

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31 August

Welcome to Federation of Bangladeshi Associations in North America (FOBANA)! Mission and History: FOBANA, or the Federation of Bangladeshi Associations in North America, kicked off in 1987 as a non-profit, tax-exempt group under IRS 501(c)(3) with Tax ID 26-1747615. It’s all about uniting Bangladeshi groups across North America to keep our language, culture, and heritage […]

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30 August

Welcome to American Bangladeshi Community Development (ABCD)! Mission and History: American Bangladeshi Community Development (ABCD) is a volunteer-driven group aiding the diaspora with basics like food and shelter. Founded to fill gaps for underprivileged members, it has expanded through community efforts in NYC. Services and Programs: Provides food banks, housing aid, clothing, job resources, and […]

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30 August

Welcome to American Bangladeshi Community Help (ABCH)! Mission and History: American Bangladeshi Community Help (ABCH) started in 2019 as a Facebook group, becoming a nonprofit to aid underprivileged Bangladeshis in NYC and beyond. Its mission is providing essentials like food and jobs, rooted in community solidarity. Services and Programs: Distributes food, clothing, scholarships, zakat; offers […]

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30 August

Welcome to Bangladeshi-American Community Council (BACC)! Mission and History: Bangladeshi-American Community Council (BACC), based in the Bronx, is a nonprofit dedicated to aiding Bangladeshi immigrants. Founded to promote heritage and support integration, it has served the community for years through essential services, evolving to meet growing needs like legal aid and cultural preservation. Services and […]

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30 August

Welcome to Sapna NYC! Mission and History: Sapna NYC supports low-income South Asian immigrant women and families, especially Bangladeshis, with culturally attuned services. Founded to address isolation, health, and poverty, it emphasizes empowerment and community building in NYC‘s diverse landscape. Services and Programs: Offers free health education, advocacy, and events like Falgun Utsav (Spring celebration […]

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30 August

Welcome to North American Bangladeshi Islamic Community (NABIC)! Mission and History: The North American Bangladeshi Islamic Community plays a significant role in supporting these initiatives. Established in 1990 as a 501(c)(3) non-partisan nonprofit, NABIC follows “think globally, act locally” to uplift underprivileged communities in Bangladesh and North America. Led by a diverse board from eight […]

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30 August

Welcome to Bangladesh Society, Inc. Mission and History: Founded in 1975 in Queens, Bangladesh Society, Inc. aims to help expatriate Bangladeshis in the USA maintain strong ties to their homeland’s culture, history, traditions, and values. It recognizes that while members have relocated physically, their emotional and psychological bonds remain, driving the need for a supportive […]

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