Private Organizations, Clubs & AssociationsFor information on registering your group, club or association, call 0711-729-2381 or DSN 421-2381. |
AFCEA - Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association (Stuttgart Chapter)The Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association is one of the world's premier C4I professional societies. With over 33,000 members on four continents, AFCEA is comprised of political, military and industry leaders. There are 135 different AFCEA chapters in over 30 countries. The Association is widely recognized for excellence, high ethical standards and the quality of its events. It is considered by top decision makers to be the pre-eminent association in its field. AFCEA serves as an ethical bridge between government requirements and industry's capabilities, representing the top government, industry, and military professionals. The Stuttgart Chapter has won numerous Chapter and individual awards over the past several years and was named the 2008 Best Chapter of its size in the world. It sponsors numerous professional development events and its Scholarship Program annually awards $10,000 in U.S. Savings Bonds to Stuttgart-area High School seniors. American Legion Post #6The American Legion was chartered by Congress in 1919 as a patriotic, mutual-help, war-time veterans organization. A community-service organization which now numbers nearly 3 million members- men and women- in nearly 15,000 American Legion Posts worldwide. American Women's Activities, GermanyAmerican Women’s Activities, Germany (AWAG) exists to train, strengthen, and connect volunteers, their organizations, and their communities. American Society of Military Comptrollers Greater Stuttgart ChapterASMC is a non-profit educational and professional organization for persons, military and civilian, involved in the overall field of military resource management. ASMC serves a growing professional society of 17,000 members. ASMC promotes the education and training of its members, and supports the development and advancement of the profession of military comptrollership. The society sponsors research, provides professional programs to keep members abreast of current issues, offers a professional certification program and encourages the exchange of techniques and approaches. Association of the U.S. Army- Stuttgart ChapterThe Association of the United States Army: VOICE for THE ARMY—SUPPORT for THE SOLDIER. The Stuttgart Chapter is the oldest AUSA Chapter in Europe. Black Forest Quilt GuildThe Black Forest Quilt Guild is a German-American group dedicated to the art of piecing and quilting beautiful fabrics. The group offers many great opportunities to meet new friends and participate in interesting quilting activities throughout the area. German-American Women's ClubWe hope to promote friendship, international understanding and tolerance among people of different nationalities. Special interest groups are the heart of our club and often long lasting friendships are formed. Members of the club meet on a regular basis to share special skills and common interests with one another. Another objective is to help needy people and to support welfare projects. The club’s main fundraiser is the annual Penny Bazaar - a giant flea market - where all the members and other volunteers work together and sell used goods that they have collected during the year. Guiding Love Assembly No. 329This assembly is part of the European Council of Assemblies, Order of the Golden Circle, PHA, Southern Jurisdiction. Our goals are to promote fraternal fellowship and maintain peace and unity between the members by providing primarily an attractive social program. We take part in participation with our Stuttgart community and charitable events. guidinglove329@yahoo.com Kontakt Club StuttgartKONTAKT began in 1969 as a program developed by the US-Army Europe and the Federal Ministry of Youth, Family, Women and Health. The program gives US-personnel, Soldiers and civilians the opportunity to share their interests together with Germans and citizen of other countries. It serves as a bridge to overcome the differences of new cultures. KONTAKT is many things to many people. Kontakt welcomes people of all ages who live, work or study in Germany. A KONTAKTER is someone who is interested in people, where they come from, how they all think and their different language. Looking for the common denominator among all people! Patch Ski ClubWe do more than just ski! The goal of the PSC Board of Directors is to make great ski and other outdoor trips available and enjoyable to as many people as possible. The Patch Ski Club is open to everyone and is dedicated to having fun both here in Stuttgart at our club events and on the ski slopes. Enjoy organized trips for skiing & snowboarding, mountain biking, golfing, jazz festivals, river rafting...you name it. Become a member and make your European tour as memorable as possible! Boy Scout Troops : For boys aged 11 to 18, or in sixth through twelfth gradePanzer Kaserne: Troop 44 meets every Thursday evening at Panzer Scout Hut on family housing side of the Base. email the Troop leader. Scouts of the LDS faith: Troop 119 Troop meets every third Tuesday Kelley Barracks Kelley Barracks: Troop 154 meets every Tuesday evening at Kelley Barracks Youth Services. For more information, visit the Troop 154 website. Patch Barracks: Troop 324 meets every Wednesday evening at Patch Scout Hut (building 2312) For more information, visit the
Troop 324 website.
email the Scoutmaster. Panzer Kaserne: Pack 44 meets every fourth Tuesday at Böblingen Elementary School cafeteria. For more information, visit Pack 44's Web Site or email: panzerpack44@gmail.com. The Girl Scouts of the USA in Stuttgart
"Building Girls of Courage, Confidence, and Character."
To learn more about Girl Scouts or to become a part of the Stuttgart Girl Scout program send an e-mail to:
Sitzmarkers Board and Ski ClubStuttgart Community Spouses ClubPromoting charitable, educational, social, and recreational activities among its members and the Stuttgart Community. This is achieved through such activities as an annual Bazaar, fundraisers, and contributions to charitable organizations, social functions, special interest groups, and travel opportunities for club members. New website is under construction. Stuttgart German-American Community ChorusBeing an SGAWC member has many advantages, bus trips, both in and out of Germany, pre-registration at walks, group prize raffle at monthly meetings, Volksmarche information on future marches and the award system. One of the biggest advantages is German-American friendship! The club is a good vehicle for learning about our host nation and a way to get out and do some physical exercise with the whole family. All levels of fitness from beginners to expert, old to young, anyone who wants to see the beauty of Germany and surrounding countries.
Our club is a member of both the IVV and DVV.
A choral group under the umbrella of the Stuttgart Choral Arts Society, the Stuttgart Singers is open to all female community members age 14 and over. Rehearsals are Monday evenings at the Patch Chapel. Songs range in variety from Broadway, folk, pop and patriotic. For more information, e-mail
ckwilli@t-online.de. The Piranhas are one of the premiere teams of the European Forces Swim League (EFSL). A swimmer is eligible for the Piranhas if s/he is between 6 and 19 years old and can swim one stroke unassisted for 50 meters. The swim season runs from August through February. During this time, the Piranhas compete against other EFSL teams located in Germany, Spain, Italy, Belgium and the UK. The Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States, with its Auxiliaries, includes 2.4 million members in approximately 9,000 Posts worldwide. Its mission is to "honor the dead by helping the living" through veterans' service, community service, national security and a strong national defense. |
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