Collective organizations are organizations with certain periods and periods that encompass traditional activities with no exact start date, bringing together individuals and cultural characteristics living in different regions. Observing the appearance and change of collective organizations in the past and present is important for the continuity of cultural and social elements. In this research, it is aimed to examine the cognitive structure of adults related to collective organizations through the Word Association Test (WAT). A total of 61 adults living in Bolu province and districts participated in the research, in which the screening model from quantitative research patterns was preferred. Word Association Test was used in the collection of research data and the data obtained were analyzed with the cutting point technique. As a result of the research, it has been determined that the words produced by adults regarding the key concepts determined within the scope of collective organizations are generally related to daily life, needs, local products and foods, entertainment environments, and economic activities carried out in the region. Activities can be carried out to maintain the fair culture based on the fact that adults have at least associated words related to the concept of the fair key. Based on the fact that adults have at least associated words related to the key concept of the fair, activities can be carried out to maintain fair culture. In addition, greater emphasis on collective organizations can contribute to the development of the provinces both culturally and economically.