Grab your gear at the new NAACP store!
The newly revamped NAACP store features a huge selection of items so you can show your support! Click here to shop
Grab your gear at the new NAACP store! Read More »
The newly revamped NAACP store features a huge selection of items so you can show your support! Click here to shop
Grab your gear at the new NAACP store! Read More »
NAACP Middletown Branch 2025 Freedom Fund Luncheon Sunday, September 28, 2:00 – 5:00 PM Casa Mia Latin Kitchen, Middletown Ticket sales have closed for this event. Honorees: Friends of Robert Lewis Sadie’s Bookseum The Union AME Church The NAACP Freedom Fund began in 1953 as a ten-year program to fund efforts toward full emancipation.
Freedom Fund Luncheon Sept 28 Read More »
The NAACP Middletown Branch will host a free showing of “The Right to Read” on Saturday, September 6 at Middletown Thrall Library.
Free screening of “The Right to Read” Sept 6 at Thrall Library Read More »
Join us in Circleville Park in Wallkill for free food and drink, music, games, sports, and family fun!
July 26: 2nd Annual Youth Kickback in Circleville Park Read More »
The Middletown School District will host a job fair at Middletown High School on Thursday, May 22. The fair will be held in the main gym on the lower level of the school, which is located at 30 Gardner Ave Ext. High School Seniors are invited from 2:30 to 3:30 PM Community Members are invited
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Our area schools need more diverse staff with more representation of Black teachers and administrators. To help work toward that goal, our Education Committee is sharing open job opportunities in schools in our region. You can find a full list below. OLAS (New York State’s Online Application System) makes applying for these jobs simple. You
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The NAACP Middletown Branch is deeply disturbed and outraged by the recent incident in which a young Black man, a recent immigrant from West Africa and a member of the Middletown community, was allegedly shot in the back by John Reilly, Highway Superintendent for the Town of Chester.
On the agenda: Officer and committee reports, Preparation for the NAACP National Convention, Updates to the NAACP bylaws, and a presentation from State President L. Joy Williams sharing her vision for the work ahead
NAACP New York State Conference Meeting: Sat, May 10, 2025 Read More »
Cindy-Lee Dorcely, president of the NAACP Middletown Branch, gave a rousing speech in Goshen on April 26, 2025.
Cindy-Lee Dorcely Speech to Speak Out Democracy Read More »
Presented in partnership with the City of Middletown Juneteenth Celebration
June 19: Minority Business Showcase Read More »