Press Release: NAACP Freeport Branch Elections
The Freeport IL NAACP Branch 3039-B is scheduled to hold the election of Officers and At-Large Executive Committee Members on Thursday, November 7, 2024. from 4:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. (CST). The election will be administered using the National NAACP’s electronic voting...
Press Release: National Day of Racial Healing – JAN 13
To mark the seventh annual National Day of Racial Healing, the Freeport of the NAACP, in collaboration with numerous community leaders and organizations, commemorates the celebration on Saturday, January 13, in a day of events at the Freeport Public Library. The...
Press Release: Freeport NAACP Branch Recognizes Importance of Graphic Arts in the Black Community
Media Contact: Patricia Norman, President Phone: (815) 291-6401 Email: info@naacpfreeport.org Freeport, IL – May 15, 2023—Freeport NAACP Branch Recognizes Importance of Graphic Arts in the Black Community The Freeport Branch of the NAACP launched a graphic design...
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