WE ARE THE

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF COLORED PEOPLE

 

Mission

The mission of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People is to ensure the political, educational, social, and economic equality of rights of all persons and to eliminate race-based discrimination.


Vision Statement

The vision of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People is to ensure a society in which all individuals have equal rights without discrimination based on race.

 

Founded in 1909, the NAACP is the nation’s oldest and largest civil rights organization. The Flagler County Florida Branch NAACP was chartered on February 15, 1986.

In the City of Bunnell, the Flagler County Branch of the NAACP is dedicated to empowering voices and fostering community engagement through dynamic political forums, where local leaders and candidates come together to discuss pressing issues and inspire civic participation; these gatherings serve not only as a platform for dialogue but also as a celebration of our collective mission to advance equality and uplift our community, ensuring that every voice is heard and valued in the pursuit of justice and progress.

FLAGLER NAACP RECENT ACTIVTIES

NAACP OFFICERS WITH CANDIDATE JAMES STOCKTON

The Flagler County NAACP VP ( right) Shelley Ragsdale, Freedom Fund Chairperson Charlee Brazier, Membership Chairperson Sonia White, and James Stockton candidate for the United States House of Representatives- District 6 supported voter engagement. Mr Stockton spoke to the people of Palm Coast on the morning of June 13, 2024. 

NAACP OFFICERS WITH CANDIDATE JAMES STOCKTON

Flagler County NAACP President Dr. Phyliss Pearson supports voter awareness and engagement with Mr. James Stockton in Palm Coast FL.

JUNETEENTH

The Flagler County NAACP, The Black Caucus, and several other organizations united with the African American Cultural Center during their event on June 15, 2024. The African American Cultural Society’s outstanding Juneteenth event on Saturday was a beautiful celebration that attracted many well-dressed, proud people in African attire. Communities throughout the state of Florida enjoyed the food and the entertainment that was complimented by phenomenal vendors.
Smiling faces shined within the center making everyone feel at home while bonding and enjoying every aspect of their heritage.

JUNETEENTH

Lorie Robinson 1st Vice president of the Flagler County Black Caucus at the Juneteenth Events at AACS

JUNETEENTH

Sonia White the chair of the Flagler County NAACP Branch Membership Committee at the Juneteenth Event.

JUNETEENTH

Fashion Show at Juneteenth Celebration

JUNETEENTH

 AACS President Joseph T. Jones 

said a few words as he continued to inspire and encourage the community .

JUNETEENTH

The Flagler County NAACPs Youth Council VP Samatha Brown announced the NAACP scholarship recipients of 2024 at the African American Cultural Center during the Juneteenth celebration on June 15, 2024 . Shortly after The Flagler County NAACP Youth Mass Choir performed. 

JUNETEENTH

Flagler County NAACP Youth Council / Choir

The WIN Event at the Olive Garden

On June 10, 2024 W.I.N Women in The NAACP ( Flagler County ) had a successful meeting at Olive Garden in Palm Coast Fl thanks to president Alley Avery and NAACP President Phyliss Pearson 

The WIN Event at the Olive Garden

The WIN Event at the Olive Garden

The WIN Event at the Olive Garden

The WIN contimues

The WIN Event at the Olive Garden

The WIn Event Continues.

 NEWS

National Convention

National Convention

Jun 20, 2024

NAACP National Convention Join us in Las Vegas from July 13-17 as we convene to progress policies that impact Black America. naacp.org Delegate Registration is now open.     I have received the packet from National, and now all I need is your direction to register you...

Flagler County NAACP Membership Committee and Veterans Affairs Committee representing our unit at the Heroes Event.
Hopefully, this picture can be added to our website.  From left to right:
John White, Starlene Evans, Sonia White, and Adolphus Evans.

 

NAACP at Hero Park

NAACP VETERANS MEET & GREET HELD ON NOVEMBER 10th

 

NAACP Veterans Day Meet & Greet
AJ Evans

MORE PICTURES? CLICK HERE

 

NAACP Flagler County Branch September Meet and Greet 

We would like to express our gratitude to the Membership Committee and Education Committee for their collaborative efforts in making our September Meet and Greet event a success. We would also like to extend a special thank you to our NAACP Flagler County Branch members and prospective members who attended the event and helped make it both fun and impactful. We greatly appreciate your support and look forward to seeing you at our upcoming November Meet and Greet event. Stay tuned for more details!

 

Thanks to Dr. Yvette Edghill Spano for the photos.

Meet & greet
Meet & Greet
Meet & greet
Meet & greet
Meet & greet.
Meet & greet

Flagler NAACP SCHOLARSHIP FUNDRAISER

The Flagler County NAACP is excited to announce the commencement of its annual scholarship fundraising drive. As we strive to support and empower our community’s youth, we invite you to contribute to this important cause. You can easily make a donation by clicking the donate button above. Additionally, we are reaching out to all our past contributors through letters, expressing our gratitude for their invaluable support in the past and inviting them to join us once again. Our dedicated fundraising team is working tirelessly to ensure the success of this endeavor. In the accompanying pictures, in the left photo is the fundraiser leaders Shelley and Everett. In the photo on the right, you can see Gail, Yvette, Sharon, and Anita, diligently preparing the mailer. Together, we are committed to making a positive difference in the lives of deserving students through our scholarship program.

Shelley and Everett
Make Your Donation
Gail Anita Sharon Yvette

The NAACP Florida State Quarterly Conference and Officer Training Membership Luncheon

NAACP Conference
NAACP Conference

This was the NAACP Florida State Quarterly Conference and Officer Training, Membership Luncheon.    We took part in the press conference that presented the NAACP’s response to Ron DeSantis’ statement refusing the Black History AP class and the beating and death of Tyre Nichols.    After the luncheon, we spent 3 hours in training sessions that detailed our responsibilities as officers of an NAACP Branch.  Seated from left to right in the first photo: Adolphus Evans, Sonia White, Dr. Phyllis Pearson, Gail Danhoff, and Merritt Robertson.  Added to the second photo is John White because he was not in the first photo because he took the first photo.