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NAACP Chicago Far South Suburban Branch
P. O. Box 484
Homewood, IL 60430
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Freedom Fund 2023 was a huge success.
Serbian Social Center was an excellent venue.
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Email: naacpcfssb@gmail.com
Freedom Fund 2022
Fighting Forward
Saving Our Democracy
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Renew Your Membership | NAACP
Branch/Unit location: Chicago Far South Suburban Branch
Unit: 3006-B
Thank You
NAACP
Chicago Far-South Suburban Branch
P.O Box 484, Homewood, IL 60430
www.naacpcfssb.org
Video: Freedom Fund 2022 in pictures
The NAACP Chicago Far-South Suburban Branch (NAACP-CFSSB) is a branch of the NAACP, the nation’s oldest and largest civil rights organization. Receiving its charter in May of 1979, the NAACP-CFSSB has focused on fighting for civil rights and social justice in areas that include economics, environment, education, government, health, and justice in the South Suburban communities.
The annual Freedom fund dinner is the primary source of funding for the branch.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Media Contact:
Gary Dingle
naacpcfssb@gmail.com
www.naacpcfssb.org
708-794-8550
Freedom and civil rights continue to face the most difficult challenges. The Chicago Far-South Suburban NAACP Branch will be addressing all this and more at a special June 12 fundraising luncheon with the theme, “Fighting Forward: Saving Our Democracy!”
“We are extremely enthusiastic about this year’s Freedom Fund luncheon,” commented branch president Gary Dingle. “The fight for voting rights, if lost, could be the end of democracy in America. So, we are educating and raising funds to make sure we protect the right to vote for all the communities in America, including minorities, who are often the first to suffer.”
For more information, be sure to call 708-794-8550 or email naacpcfssb@gmail.com.
