The Altamonte Springs FL Chapter of The Links, Incorporated

02/14/2025

Wishing everyone a Happy Valentine’s Day ❤️

02/11/2025

The members of the Altamonte Springs (FL) Chapter of The Links, Incorporated send their Love, as they would Love to see you at the Linked in Love and Line Dancing Valentine's Party. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

01/10/2025

Christmas Festivities supporting The Midway Community Center ☺️🎄 🎁 ❄️

11/10/2024

On November 9, 1946, Margaret Rosell Hawkins, Sarah Strickland Scott and seven of their friends formed The Links, Incorporated with the aim of deepening friendships and serving their community. Today, this global force of “friends who serve” touches lives all over the world. We honor the vision of our Co-Founders and continue their work.

11/10/2024

October 25th, 2024 we celebrated Seniors 4TH Fridays! A wonderful event of line dancing and fellowship with the senior community at the L. Claudia Allen Senior Center.

11/10/2024

October 24th, 2024, The Altamonte Springs (FL) Chapter of The Links, Incorporated participated in the HBCU Drive Thru College Fair, hosted by The Levy-Hughes Clubhouse. Thank you to everyone who attended and showed support!

10/07/2024

The Links, Incorporated celebrates HBCU Awareness this month. Since the mid-1800s, Historically Black Colleges and Universities have contributed to the transformation of America. HBCUs are institutions that were founded before the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 to provide an avenue for post-secondary and higher education for African Americans. As historic pillars of higher learning and career preparation, HBCUs have provided pathways of success and upward mobility for people of African descent. HBCUs have produced: 20% of all Black college graduates, 25% of STEM graduates, 50% of doctors and lawyers and 80% of judges. Supporting HBCUs today helps increase our community's impact tomorrow.

10/07/2024

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Throughout the month, women and men are encouraged to wear pink ribbons to remind us of the importance of breast cancer awareness.

Black women are more likely to die from breast cancer than women of any other racial or ethnic group.
Education, evaluation, early detection and treatment are critical. For yourself, families and friends-annual mammograms, monthly breast self-exams, and sharing family history can help in the fight against breast cancer and save lives.

10/07/2024