Judith Oringer

The American Friends of the Georgian Group is a not-for-profit organization based in New York City that aims to foster the appreciation and preservation of Georgian architecture, art, and design from the reigns of George I to George IV in England. They support the work of the Georgian Group in England, which is the British national charity for the protection of Georgian buildings, townscapes, monuments, parks, and gardens. Through grants and contributions, the American Friends of the Georgian Group supports research, analysis, and restoration of historically important architectural sites in the United States, while also assisting the Georgian Group in England with their preservation efforts. Members of the organization receive a magazine that covers the group's activities and have access to lectures, events, and study trips both in the United States and Britain.Generated from the website

The Hundred Year Association is dedicated to commemorating the long-standing legacy of organizations that have been in existence for a century or more, across various sectors including business, education, and charity. The Association provides a platform for member organizations to highlight their history and facilitates the celebration of significant milestones through meaningful public engagements. Eligible for membership are entities with a century-long continuity, or those who have succeeded an organization with a similar legacy. Associate memberships are open to organizations with a history of 75 years or more, while individuals can support the Association's mission through the Century Society. The Association also recognizes exceptional achievements of leaders and civil service employees in New York City, and sponsors college scholarships for deserving students. As a registered non-profit under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, The Hundred Year Association operates with a commitment to preserving and promoting the historical contributions of longstanding institutions. Through its various activities and initiatives, the Association fosters a sense of continuity and recognition for institutions that have significantly contributed to the fabric of society over the years. Generated from the website content

The Institute of Classical Architecture Art (ICAA) is dedicated to promoting the appreciation and practice of traditional architecture and its related arts. With 15 chapters across the nation, ICAA engages educators, professionals, students, and enthusiasts in the exploration of classical design principles. Offering a variety of educational programs, workshops, and tours, ICAA provides unique benefits to its members, including access to resources and discounts. The organization is committed to fostering a deeper understanding of classical architecture and landscape design through its diverse initiatives and community outreach. Generated from the website