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WORLD HERITAGE CULTURAL CENTER (WHCC) IS A U.S. BASED 501C3 CHARITABLE, NONPROFIT, CULTURAL ORGANIZATION FOUNDED IN 2005.

The WHCC aims to create a more harmonious, cooperative society by educating communities about the positive aspects of different cultures through the performing, visual, and culinary arts.

WHO WE ARE

We help celebrate the beautiful patchwork of races and ethnicities that constitute the United States of America. Our activities bridge the gaps in public awareness about different cultures, which enhances social harmony.

By being a liaison between cultural institutions, embassies, countries, and communities, we have helped to celebrate the multitude of ethnicities that constitute the United State of America.

WHAT WE DO

For over a decade and a half, we have been instrumental in bringing change to society in a way where people can contribute to what matters most: humanity.

OUR PROGRAMS

Our studies at World Heritage Cultural Center teach about world culture and heritage, to understand it, respect it, and to love it. We also promote the arts as an agent of social change in the world.

“Each generation adds to the legacy of its ancestors. When people lose sight of their cultural roots, ancestry and personal heritage, they lose sight of their true identity. I believe culture is the gateway into our humanity, as it emphasizes the unity in our diversity.”

– SATTIE PERSAUD

Founder, World Heritage Cultural Center
Forbes Nonprofit Council Member
Global Goodwill Ambassador – 217 countries and territories

WHCC has built a common ground that allows people to embrace diversity through creativity and charity, bringing forth the realization that we are

One Family, One Human Race, One World.

Highlights

Now more than ever, we need the World Heritage Cultural Center. The non-profit cultural organization has a 15 year track record of celebrating humanity, bringing unity and embracing diversity. It has made a positive impact by breaking down barriers through the sharing of cultural knowledge and the celebration of various communities living together in social harmony through their education and community events.

I believe in ‘Vasudevham Kutumbakam,’ like the message of WHCC, the World is one family, being a cultural ambassador embracing the individuality we all have, accepting each as we are, and joining forces with the message of WHCC in preserving, promoting, curating this uniqueness be it arts, food, fashion, and philosophy has been my holy grail. Our message of cultural identity, tolerance, and inclusiveness are the pillars of our humanity, they shape us and help us build stronger posterity keeping us connected to our heritage.

In our modern world, social constructs can feel limiting. The World Heritage Cultural Center makes it possible to spread diversity and culture through music, dance and much more. Together we can build a better future.

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