Organizations

Established in 2000, Enterprise Estonia (EAS) is a national foundation that aims to develop Estonian economy through three principal areas of activity: Developing Estonian enterprises and boosting export capacity, increasing tourism revenue, and bringing high value-added foreign investments to Estonia.

Lõimeleer is a summer camp that connects young Estonians living abroad and their families as well as multicultural families living in Estonia with Estonian life and culture.

The Estonian Community Choir of San Francisco welcomes singers interested in learning Estonian music and performing at Estonian community events, and aspires to perform at the 2025 Üldlaulupidu.

The Bradford Estonian House in the U.K. was established in 1956. It is a lively place attracting Estonians of all ages. Events take place at regular intervals.

The Luxembourgish Estonian Society organizes events with an Estonian flavour for Estonians and other nationalities in Luxembourg. The society was founded in 1998 and it has around 100 members.

JK Kalev Volleyball Camp is a place for young Estonians from around the world to create friendships and have fun in a volleyball-based setting.

The Czech Estonian Club is an association focused on mutual acquaintance and cooperation between the people and cultures of both countries.

The Global Estonian School offers children living outside Estonia the opportunity to learn Estonian language and literature, Estonian history and Estonian geography on e-courses.

Estonian House has been operating in London's Notting Hill since November 1956. The Estonian Aid Committee's Sunday lunches and Estonian School activities and other events take place in the Estonian House hall.