A nonprofit dedicated to celebrating Mexican culture, supporting students through scholarship, and connecting Northern California to its heritage, led entirely by volunteers.
The Mexican Cultural Center of Northern California exists to keep culture alive where it matters most, in the community that carries it. We do that three ways: we celebrate, we gather, and we invest in students.
Based in Sacramento, MCCNC has spent two decades honoring where our community comes from while creating opportunity for where it's going. Everything we host, and every scholarship we award, is powered by an all-volunteer board and the sponsors who stand behind us.
Partner With Us →Keeping Mexican traditions, arts, and heritage alive through events, education, and community engagement.
Bringing together families, leaders, and organizations to celebrate shared identity and strengthen Sacramento's Latino community.
Investing in the next generation through annual scholarships for students demonstrating academic excellence and cultural pride.
MCCNC was founded in 1992 by a group of Hispanic community leaders determined to share and preserve Mexican heritage across Northern California. From school classrooms to civic arenas, and through lasting community partnerships, that work has continued ever since.
Read Our History →MCCNC is led by an all-volunteer working board, leaders who give their time, expertise, and passion to the community they serve.
Whether you're donating, sponsoring, volunteering, or applying, every act of support helps us carry this culture forward. Prefer to talk it through first? Call or email and we'll set up a time.
