Welcome to Unico Portland!

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UNICO-Portland is a newly formed chapter of UNICO National, the largest non-profit Italian-American Service Organization in the United States. The new Portland chapter is a dynamic mix of creative professionals, entrepreneurs, educators, business professionals, local business owners, entertainers and other active members of the community.

IF YOU ARE LOOKING TO RE-CONNECT WITH YOUR ITALIAN HERITAGE

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SIMPLY ENJOY ITALIAN CULTURE . . . . . 


~  We do not have a General Meeting in August  ~


** Come visit us at our Information Table at Festa Italiana 2010 in Pioneer Square - Upper Level - on Friday, August 27th and Saturday, August 28th ~  We look forward to seeing you there!!  **



Portland Chapter

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A Bit About UNICO . . .

Over the course of the sunny, summer days at the Festa Italiana last year, UNICO National was introduced to Portland. Dr. Nicholas D'Amico, visiting from California, spent his two days in Portland informing the community about the largest Italian-American Service Organization in the United States. He stated that as the Western Expansion Director for the organization, his hope was to see a UNICO Chapter in the Northwest. He was recruiting in Seattle as well. Since then, a dynamic group of people in Portland have come together to help make this a reality.

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Record-Breaking Donations at
UNICO's 86th Annual Convention!

UNICO - Largest Italian American Service Organization in the U.S. Successfully Concludes Annual Convention

UNICO National, the largest Italian-American service organization in the U.S., held its 86th annual convention from August 6th through August 10th at the Parc 55 Hotel in San Francisco, CA.

Over 300 delegates and members representing 128 chapters from 17 states throughout the country participated in the election of officers, review of constitutional amendments, committee meetings and adoption of resolutions.  In addition to the business conducted, there were numerous social events that were enjoyed by the delegates, members and their families.

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