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NAACP Media, PA Branch
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Join the NAACP Media Area Branch for our 2026 Freedom Fund Luncheon on Saturday, October 31, 2026, from 11:30 AM to 2:30 PM at The Springhaven Club in Wallingford, Pennsylvania.
This year, we celebrate the transformative power of education and the importance of protecting the right to learn and defending the freedom to think.
As the educational landscape continues to evolve across both K-12 schools and higher education institutions, ensuring access to knowledge, fostering critical thinking, and preparing future generations for success remain essential to strong communities and a healthy democracy. Education has long served as a pathway to opportunity, empowerment, and progress, and its impact extends far beyond the classroom.
This year’s Freedom Fund Luncheon is an opportunity to come together in recognition of the educators, leaders, organizations, and community members who are helping to ensure that learning remains a pathway to opportunity and progress for all.
Join us for an afternoon of fellowship, inspiration, and celebration as we honor those whose work embodies the spirit of this year’s theme. Together, we will recognize achievements, share in community, and reaffirm our commitment to creating a future where every person has the freedom to learn, think, and reach their full potential.
We look forward to welcoming you as we celebrate the impact being made today and the possibilities that lie ahead.
Individual tickets and reserved tables are available now. Additional program details and special guests will be announced in the coming months.
Join us for our June NAACP Media Area Branch General Membership Meeting featuring Amy Komarnicki, Executive Director of Media Fellowship House and NAACP Media Area Branch’s Housing Chair.
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About The NAACP Media Branch
The Media Area Branch NAACP was established in the early 1920’s. The Branch formation was in response to a series of unfortunate incidents that occurred in the Borough. These events began when a white Media High School female was criminally assaulted in the rural section of town near Lima. In response to the dangers of the situation, community members John E. Jones and Percy O. Batipps, Sr. called on a group of local African American leaders to create a temporary organization for the general defense of the Black population… Read More
Join the NAACP in the Fight for Human Rights!
Loyal supporters like you are helping the NAACP make a big impact on civil rights and social justice all over the United States. But our work is far from over. We need your help to continue the fight to make America a better place for citizens of all colors.
We rely on the support of individuals and businesses in our community to continue our fight for racial justice. Your gift will be used 100% in support of our advocacy on behalf of people of color in the Media area and surrounding communities.
CRISIS Magazine
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