OUR MISSION The mission of the Italian Cultural and Community Center is to advance, celebrate and preserve Italian culture and heritage. OUR HISTORY In 1976 the Italian Cultural and Community Center was formed as an umbrella organization. The ICCC coordinated the activities of more than 20 Italian Clubs in the greater Houston area. The ICCC became a non-profit organization with a 501(c)3 status in 1982. In 1988, the ICCC, with the proceeds from its earliest fund-raising efforts, purchased the historic Milford House in the Houston's Museum District and became known as the Italian Cultural and Community Center. THE GIFT OF ITALIAN CULTURE For members of Houston's Italian-American Community, many of whom became active ICCC members, the acquisition of the Milford House was the realization of a dream. For Houstonians of all backgrounds, the Italian Cultural and Community Center is the gift of Italian culture to the City of Houston. The Italian Cultural and Community Center (ICCC) actively serves: - Italians who have relocated to Houston - Americans of Italian descent - Italophiles, those who are interested in Italy and its culture