PRESIDENT'S WELCOME
from
Latoya Counts
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It is my pleasure to welcome you to the website for The National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc., Queen City Metropolitan Chapter (NCBW-QCMC). Our membership represents a diverse group of progressive women from various professions dedicated to advocacy on behalf of black women and girls.

Mark Your Calendars and Join Us For Our Upcoming Events

2022 SISTER NOMIC$ SERIES 

REACHING HER $.M.A.R.T. GOALS TO FINANICAL WEALTH

IMPORTANT NOTE- The health and safety of our guest remains our top priority. To ensure the health and safety of all guest, you will be REQUIRED to provide proof of a full vaccination status to enter the venue. Mask must be worn during the entire program . All other CDC Guidelines, including social distancing must be adhered to during the event.
Join us for our Sister-Nomic$ Program , "Can You Spare a Dime?" an interactive program on the reality of Budgeting. .
'Sister-Nomic$: Reaching Her S.M.A.R.T. Goals to Financial Wealth' is a 4- part interactive Program Series that will teach adult participants how to master the financial basics in the areas of Budgeting, Credit, Savings/Debt Reduction and Investments.

Sessions will include guest speakers, giveaways, homework assignments, and a graduation ceremony accompanied by a certificate of completion. In addition,

Each participant will have the opportunity to receive 1 on 1 accountability coaching from Mary Nicole Douglas, CEO of MND Accounting, along with a chance to win a large Raffle Prizes along the way !

​2022 MEMBERSHIP INTEREST ​MEETING

Join us to learn more about The National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc. Queen City Metropolitan Chapter. 

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2022​

7:30 PM 

National 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.

Mindfulness Mondays 2022

Among black women of all ages who struggle with stress and anxiety, compared to our white counterparts, are half as likely to seek help for anxiety and depression. Data shows that for Black women, anxiety is more chronic and the symptoms more intense than their white counterparts.  Practicing yoga and mindfulness helps improve emotional and physical well-being. Black females who practice mindfulness meditation are generally enthusiastic about the potential for mindfulness practice among their fellow friends and family to promote health and well-being. 


Please join us in 2022 for our Mindfulness Monday programs focused on Yoga, Meditation, HIV/AIDs, Metabolic Syndrome, Childhood Obesity and Mental Health.

2022 HBCU College Fair

Saturday
​January 22, 2022
9am - 2:30pm

POSTPONED

HIGH SCHOOL & ADULT
COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS

The National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc. Queen City Metropolitan Chapter offers college scholarships annually.
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​- Three (3) traditional scholarship awards and one (1) STEAM award for a Black female high school student in the amount of $1,000.00 (payable in two (2) installments of $500). The awards are renewable for up to 4 years provided academic standards are met.

-One (1) non-traditional scholarship award for a Black woman in the amount $1,000.00 (payable in two (2) installments of $500). The applicant must have had at least a 5-year gap between the time of application and their last enrollment date at an educational institution. The award is non-renewable.

Member Spotlight

Camellia Nixon

Public Policy Chair

Camellia Nixon had the pleasure to participate as a panelist at two internal events within Wells Fargo  Black African American Connection to expand QCMC’s footprint within the Charlotte Mecklenburg  community. She spoke to approximately 268 employees about our organization and towards voter  education on the upcoming election schedule .  
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She provided the latest updates as a response to the members' questions and for continued engagement  with our organization. These updates cover the possible changes to voters in North Carolina at the state  and local levels of government.​
 There are three voter and elections Bills in the North Carolina General  Assembly that will make changes to how we vote. One deals with mail in voting and the second one bans  outside groups from giving grants to counties for election funding. The third would expand online voter registration and create a mobile unit to assist people with ID’s.

Click below to read the Bills sitting in the General Assembly.  ​