Welcome to ANZAA MINNESOTA

ESTABLISHED IN 1972, ANZAA IS A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION, WHOSE MISSION IS TO PROVIDE A FORUM FOR A LARGE AND ACTIVE MEMBERSHIP OF AUSTRALIANS, NEW ZEALANDERS AND AMERICANS, RESIDING IN MINNESOTA, TO CONNECT AND SOCIALISE THROUGH REGULAR EVENTS IN AND AROUND THE TWIN CITIES.
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Bringing together Australians, New Zealanders and Americans for over 50 years
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ANZAA Foundation
Our SIster Organization

ANZAA Organization refers to the collective identity of both ANZAA, the social entity that fosters community and cultural engagement, and ANZAA Foundation, the 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to charitable, educational, and philanthropic initiatives
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When

All Around The Twin Cities /
6-8 Times A Year


Where

Find on the Web anzaa.com
Facebook 
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ANZAA E-Mail list


How

Sign up at one of our many locations 

PAst Events

Posts of previous events 
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BRIEF DOWN UNDER CLUB & ANZAA HISTORY 

The Down Under Club started intermittently in the early 70’s with a group of expats from Australia and New Zealand, working for Minnesota Companies like 3M, Control Data & University of Minnesota.

On ANZAC day April 25th 1972 the Down Under Club officially incorporated with bylaws and its first board.

"ANZAA Organization proudly collaborates with our valued sponsors.
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ANZAA Foundation

The ANZAA Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, fosters community, culture, and education for Aussies, Kiwis, and friends.
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Small Lot Wine

Small Lot is dedicated to bringing Wine with Soul to curious consumers who are ready for suggestions on true wines of distinction
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David Immigration Law PLLC

We are an award-winning U.S. immigration law firm helping people clear immigration hurdles so they can pursue their goals in the United States.
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Sponsors Wanted

The ANZAA Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, connects and supports Aussies, Kiwis, and friends through cultural events, education, and community initiatives.
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