April 24, 2007
NAACP Freedom Fund Gala
Each year, Case Western Reserve University is a proud community sponsor of the Cleveland Branch NAACP's Freedom Fund Dinner. The annual dinner continues a tradition of excellence and responsibility to raise funds for local programs to improve quality of life in Greater Cleveland, including initiatives focusing on economic development and youth leadership. The evening recognizing a local organization who demonstrates a commitment to civil rights with the Freedome Award, the highest honor presented by a NAACP Branch. There is also a presentation of the Carl B. Stokes Scholarship Awards to some of the Cleveland area's best high school seniors by the retired Congressman Louis Stokes. The NAACP is the nation's oldest and largest civil rights organization. Its mission is to ensure political, educational, social and economic equality for all people.
Contact:
Latisha James, Director, Center for Community Partnerships
Phone: 216.368.3909
or
Stanley Miller, Executive Director, Cleveland Branch
NAACP
Phone: 216.231.6260
Posted by: Latisha James April 24, 2007 01:23 PM
Category: Center for Community Partnerships
, Cleveland Metropolitan School District
, K-12 Education
, NAACP of Greater Cleveland
, Nonprofit
, Schools and Centers
