NEWS RELEASE
Huntsville, AL – The Greater Huntsville Area Chapter of the National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc. (NCBW) continues to make a profound impact on the lives of young girls, families, and the community at large. Under the exceptional leadership of Dr. Laurie McCaulley, this non-profit, nonpartisan organization has experienced remarkable growth, achieved model chapter status for two consecutive years, and launched transformative programs that empower women and girls.
One of the organization’s flagship initiatives, the “Because I Am A Girl” mentoring program, has been instrumental in fostering personal and academic growth among young girls in the Huntsville area. Through mentorship, education, and support, the program aims to equip these girls with the tools they need to thrive in their personal and professional lives. Its success has been acknowledged by the community, attracting over 500 women from diverse backgrounds who are eager to make a difference. In 2024, the organization, through its “Because I Am A Girl”, will distribute $10,000 in scholarships, which will undoubtedly provide deserving individuals with the financial support they need to pursue their dreams and aspirations.
The Greater Huntsville Area Chapter of NCBW is committed to furthering educational opportunities for young black women.
“Our goal is to provide an impactful and empowering experience that will motivate a transformation for all those who attend our endeavors,” says Dr. McCaulley. The chapter’s commitment to moving with purpose, passion, and power is unwavering, as they continue to collaborate with like-minded organizations that share their vision of uplifting and empowering black women and girls.
The Greater Huntsville Area Chapter of NCBW recently welcomed 17 new members into their sisterhood, and these unapologetic advocates are poised to contribute their talents and passion to the organization’s noble mission. Sharonda Bailey, Stephanye D. Bankston, Charmaine Blake Woode, Adrienne Bone, Theodora Y. Bone, TaShauna Davis, Khrista Dees, Dione L. Jordan-Hamilton, Kwandia Mayberry, Rosalind N. Rainey, Kimberly K. Rucker, Millicent Scott, Bridgette Taylor, Jennifer Y. Thomas, Victoria L. Truss, Kierra S. Washington, and Jakita White each bring unique perspectives and expertise that will strengthen the chapter’s initiatives and broaden its impact.
As the Greater Huntsville Area Chapter of NCBW continues to grow and thrive, the community eagerly anticipates the positive changes that will result from their tireless efforts. By providing mentorship, scholarships, and a platform for advocacy, this organization is fostering a brighter future for black women and girls in Huntsville and beyond.
For more information about the Greater Huntsville Area Chapter of the National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc., and their upcoming programs and initiatives, please visit their website https://nc100bwghac.org.