BRIDGING THE GAP
|
|
BRIDGING THE GAP
|
|
ADULT EDITION
LEVEL UP! |
YOUTH EDITION
YOUR JOURNEY TO FINANCIAL FREEDOM |
|
Join QCMC for our annual HBCU Fair. Attendees will have the opportunity to chat with HBCU College Representatives about the college application process and receive an opportunity to learn more about your favorite HBCU’s.
Attendees will also have a chance to apply for scholarships including NCBW-QCMC’s renewable Candace Scholarship along financial Aid info, music refreshments and more! |
|
Friday
|
|
|
Candidates have the opportunity to present their platforms and address questions related to QCMC’s mission of advocating on behalf of black women and girls. At this forum, candidates will be queried about how they propose to support Black women workers in NC – with specific regard to paid leave and sick days, wages, worker rights, and maternal health.
|
|
|
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 20227:30 PMNational Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc., Queen City Metropolitan Chapter welcomes your sincere interest in our organization. The Chapter is comprised of a dynamic group of professional women collectively dedicated to the ideal of service to others. Our commitment to service is reflected by the Chapter’s continued involvement in community service programs designed to positively affect the Charlotte community.
|
|
Tuesday, November 30th is Giving Tuesday, a global day for us to come together for a common purpose: to celebrate generosity and to unleash generosity.
Falling every Tuesday after Thanksgiving, it’s a special day for people to spread joy and pay it forward by supporting those causes for which they are passionate. Please consider a gift to the National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc., Queen City Metropolitan Chapter on Giving Tuesday to help this advocacy organization continue to meets it goal of improving the lives of African American women and their families by creating programs focusing on family, education, health and finances. Your tax-deductible donation of any amount will help to ensure the future vitality of our advocacy programs in the Charlotte Metropolitan region. |
|
“Afroproven is the tool needed to inform our community of the great service and not so great service given to us on a daily basis”, says Cook. .. “We have been witnesses to many cringeworthy incidents over the years of racial insensitivity in mainstream markets.Now we have a tool to help deter this behavior and applaud businesses that prove to be unbiased and most happy to have our dollar.
Afroproven’s VIP team is a team of hand picked vetted consumers that will give honest, unbiased and straight forward reviews of businesses in every category. You have a choice! You may follow a VIP member that resonates with you and your lifestyle.” For more information, please visit www.afroproven.com
|
|
Wednesday December 15, 2021
6:30 pm - 8:00 pm Join us for our 2021 College Planning Event. Hear from the College Foundation of North Carolina Regional Manager, Timeka Ruffin, receive information about applying and paying for college. Grab your ticket today!
Objectives:
|
|
|
|
|
