SGV NAACP

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San Gabriel Valley NAACP 26th Anniversary Tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day

Join us as we Celebrate the Man, His Dream, and His Beloved Community. Together as one! For sponsorship and vendor information
Pictures of the event will be posted in the gallery after the event.

link:
https://sgvnaacp.ticketspice.com/26th-annual-tribute-to-mlk

contact us at www.sgvnaacp.net, 323-427-7148 or sgnnaacpinfo@gmail.com

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NAACP Voter Registration and Participation Drive

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We hold our general meetings online at 10am every 3rd Saturday of each month.

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SGV-NAACP FIGHT FOR CLEAN, SAFE WATER

The environmental impacts of Project 2025 would include the rollback of key environmental protections, reduction of enforcement of environmental regulations, and prioritization of industrial and corporate interests over community health, disproportionately affecting low-income and minority communities that are already burdened with environmental hazards and pollution.
Special thanks to Darrel Goode, Area Administrator and Greg Widman of the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California for an educational experience.

2025 NAACP CONVENTION

The 2025 NAACP Convention will be held in Charlotte, NC July 12-16, 2025. SGV-NAACP will need delegates and members to represent the unit. Let's start saving now to be there an be ALL IN!

115th NAACP Convention

The SGV-NAACP was ALL IN. We had delegates and members who attended the 115th NAACP National Convention. Pics in the Gallery

2024 Veterans Day- West Covina, CA

Honoring our Veterans and showing appreciation for their service through the annual City of West Covina’s Veterans Day Ceremony is one way in which the City recognizes the important place that Veterans have in the community. The Veteran’s Day Ceremony is held on November 11th each year and takes place in the West Covina Civic Center courtyard. The ceremony is approximately one hour and is followed by a Veteran’s Lunch.

Pictures in the gallery

Mission Statement

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.

Moving the Agenda for Freedom and Equality Forward!

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The San Gabriel Valley NAACP Chapter has been fighting for your civil rights since 1964.

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The San Gabriel Valley NAACP local branch is 501 (c)(4) organization. Support Justice for all!

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Volunteer

There are a number of ways in which you can volunteer with the NAACP.

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Partnerships

Partnerships between the NAACP and other organizations are built on a shared vision of a fair world, free of racial discrimination and injustice, which implies solidarity beyond the implementation of specific programs and activities.