Polish Century Club of Detroit

The Polish Century Club of Detroit serves the Troy, MI community and greater Detroit area as a premier cultural and social organization dedicated to celebrating Polish heritage and traditions. Since its founding in 1916, the organization has hosted distinguished guests including Michigan governors, Detroit mayors, and internationally acclaimed performers such as conductor Leopold Stokowski and pianist Arthur Rubenstein. The club operates as a multifaceted community hub offering social functions, philanthropic programs, and catering services that bring together members and the broader Polish-American community. A cornerstone of the organization's mission is its robust scholarship program, which has awarded over $200,000 to academically talented Polish youth through 2016, directly supporting the educational advancement of members' children and grandchildren. The Polish Century Club maintains its commitment to preserving Polish cultural traditions while fostering meaningful participation of American Polish heritage in mainstream community life. With over a century of service, the organization continues to provide members with a strong sense of cultural pride and connection to Polonia, operating as both a gathering place for social events and a vehicle for meaningful philanthropic impact in the Troy and Detroit region.