San Gabriel Valley NAACP helping our Community
Our San Gabriel Valley Community thrives when we invest in our time and service to make it happen. San Gabriel Valley NAACP (SGV-NAACP) is helping to transform our community with helping those in need. As the wealth gap continues to be a problem and the economy is lacking jobs for families. SGV-NAACP will donate and continue to donate to the Food banks in our service area.
Included in our celebration of the 59th San Gabriel Valley NAACP Anniversary on September 16, 2023, guests and members participated in a canned food drive. Madeline Ferrell, Lonnie Ferrell & Joyce Randall, members of the SGV NAACP Branch delivered a shopping cart full of canned goods to the Action Food Pantry located at Grace Lutheran Church in Covina. A volunteer worker accepted the donations on behalf of the pantry. Food is available to the community on Thursdays from 12:00 pm - 3:00 pm.
Special thanks go out to Joyce Randall and SGV-NAACP members who volunteer to assist with this project.
SGV & Pomona Branch NAACP Day at Los Angeles County Fair
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Hilda Solis cares for all of her constituents in word and action. SGV-NAACP thank her for supporting our events. SGV-NAACP and the Pomona NAACP were vendors at the Los Angeles County Fair. We shared information about NAACP the oldest civil rights organization in the United States. We wanted to let the community know that NAACP continues to advocate for Race & Justice, Inclusive economy,, Advocacy & Litigation, Education Innovation, Health & Well-being, Environmental & Climate Justice, and Training the next generation for Leadership roles.
In addition to sharing information about NAACP and recruiting new members, we focus on sharing Health information about COVID-19 boosters. The Public Health Department & City Medical Group provided information about COVID-19 Boosters and provided vaccinations to those who wanted them. The doctors, medical assistants, and nurses were awesome!
Thanks to our Membership Chair, Richard Nichols, and the Membership Committee  Members for organizing  & implementing this event.
CA/HI State NAACP Day at the Capitol
The California Hawaii NAACP (CA/HI NAACP) State Conference In-Person Day at the capitol was an awesome event. NAACP is the most influential Civil Rights organization in the world. The event was held Monday, May 22, 2023. It was a fun day of advocacy and collaboration between NAACP members, young and old with their state assembly persons and state senators.
The day kicked off with breakfast from one of our sponsors, Mc Donalds. Then a warm welcome from our leader, Rick Callender, President of the CA/HI NAACP State Conference. Mr. Callender stated how pleased he was with the chance to gather in person, share knowledge, and experiences, and get to know each other again. There were many youth and college students in attendance and totally engaged. We had members from all over the state who were passionate about protecting the lives of people in the community as well as making life better for them.
The educational Sessions were led by Taneicia Herring Government Relations Specialist. She reviewed CA/HI Priority Legislation which was the following:
AB 742 (Jackson) Use of Force-Police Canines
AB 1165 (Mc Carty) Discipline: Hate Crimes Restorative Justice Program
AB 1327-I(Weber)Â Interscholastic Athletics: CA Interscholastic Athletics
AB 673 (Bradford) Emergency Notification Ebony Alert
We heard from Jazlyn Rainey who presented,” Stop the Hate”. Carolyn Veal-Hunter Reviewed the Legislation Process, How a bill becomes law, Tips for effective lobbying, and the role of the Team Leaders who will facilitate the capitol visits.
Our Special Guest was the following”
Secretary of State, Shirley Weber
Dr. Cory Jackson, Assemblymember, 60th District
Our Legislative Visits were in the afternoon. Three of the Team Leaders that I knew were from Region One- Irma Cooper, San Gabriel Valley NAACP. Jeanette Ellis- Royston, Pomona Valley NAACP, and Darrell Goode, South West Area Director. Â The Team Leader along with their members went to visit our selected Assembly Members & Senators to discuss our top priority bills and answer their questions. The Key was to get a"yes vote on our bills.Â
The day kicked off with breakfast from one of our sponsors, Mc Donalds. Then a warm welcome from our leader, Rick Callender, President of the CA/HI NAACP State Conference. Mr. Callender stated how pleased he was with the chance to gather in person, share knowledge, and experiences, and get to know each other again. There were many youth and college students in attendance and totally engaged. We had members from all over the state who were passionate about protecting the lives of people in the community as well as making life better for them.
The educational Sessions were led by Taneicia Herring Government Relations Specialist. She reviewed CA/HI Priority Legislation which was the following:
AB 742 (Jackson) Use of Force-Police Canines
AB 1165 (Mc Carty) Discipline: Hate Crimes Restorative Justice Program
AB 1327-I(Weber)Â Interscholastic Athletics: CA Interscholastic Athletics
AB 673 (Bradford) Emergency Notification Ebony Alert
We heard from Jazlyn Rainey who presented,” Stop the Hate”. Carolyn Veal-Hunter Reviewed the Legislation Process, How a bill becomes law, Tips for effective lobbying, and the role of the Team Leaders who will facilitate the capitol visits.
Our Special Guest was the following”
Secretary of State, Shirley Weber
Dr. Cory Jackson, Assemblymember, 60th District
Our Legislative Visits were in the afternoon. Three of the Team Leaders that I knew were from Region One- Irma Cooper, San Gabriel Valley NAACP. Jeanette Ellis- Royston, Pomona Valley NAACP, and Darrell Goode, South West Area Director. Â The Team Leader along with their members went to visit our selected Assembly Members & Senators to discuss our top priority bills and answer their questions. The Key was to get a"yes vote on our bills.Â
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