Collin County NAACP

04/30/2026

No words…

Today’s Supreme Court decision in Louisiana vs. Callais is a direct attack on Black voters and marks a shameful moment in our democracy. This ruling opens the door to racial gerrymandering that will take us back to Jim Crow. This ruling is a betrayal of Black voters and the promise of democracy. We will not stay silent.

https://naacp.org/articles/naacp-condemns-supreme-courts-ruling-against-voting-rights

04/21/2026

Join us on tomorrow, Tuesday, April 21, at 7:00 p.m. for an important conversation: "The Cost of Growth: Traffic, Transit, and What It Means for Our Community.”

Collin County Commissioner Duncan Webb will provide insight on the future of transportation in our region. We will also hear directly from DART Board Chair Randall Bryant on DART’s role in helping shape the future of transportation in the county.

Join us virtually: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/quL_bnNwRWGqZD5n739DUQ

Meeting ID: 862 3012 2004
Passcode: 124853

04/21/2026

Join us on Tuesday, April 21, at 7:00 p.m. for an important conversation: "The Cost of Growth: Traffic, Transit, and What It Means for Our Community.”

Collin County Commissioner Duncan Webb will provide insight on the future of transportation in our region. We will also hear directly from DART Board Chair Randall Bryant on DART’s role in helping shape the future of transportation in the county.

Join us virtually: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/quL_bnNwRWGqZD5n739DUQ

Meeting ID: 862 3012 2004
Passcode: 124853

04/14/2026

Black maternal health is a matter of life and death.
Black women are still 3–4x more likely to die from pregnancy-related causes — and policy plays a role in that.
That’s why TXLBC members fight for real solutions:
• 12-month postpartum Medicaid coverage
• Access to maternal & mental healthcare
• Community-based care like doulas & midwives
• Accountability in maternal health outcomes
Because protecting Black mothers takes more than awareness — it takes action.
🖤 Healthy mothers. Healthy families. Healthy communities.

04/07/2026

🎊 You are warmly invited to join us for a powerful and timely gathering, “A Letter from the Birmingham Jail: A 2026 Response to Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.” a moment designed to bring our community together in reflection, dialogue, and purpose.

Together, we will revisit Dr. King’s historic words and explore their relevance in 2026 examining how his message continues to challenge, inspire, and call us into action around justice, faith, and our shared responsibility in this season.

🗓 Event Details
Date: Saturday, April 18, 2026
Time: 10:00 AM – 11:30 AM
Location: Saint Mark Missionary Baptist Church
Address: 1308 Wilcox St., McKinney, TX 75069
Hosted by: Collin County NAACP Branch
Questions: [email protected]

Whether you feel called to attend, volunteer, help lead discussion, or simply learn, we welcome with you open arms. Your presence and voice matter deeply, and this gathering is an opportunity to unite across generations in faith and purpose! 🤝🏾❤️

Hope to see you there! 💪🏾😃

03/09/2026

90 years strong! 💪🏾 Since 1936, the NAACP Youth & College Division has been a force for change, proving that young people are not only the leaders of tomorrow, but the changemakers of today.

From fighting for voting rights to championing education equity, Black youth have organized, spoken out, and reshaped our collective history. This is our legacy. This is our movement.

Let’s honor the past and keep building the future.

03/03/2026

You've done the heavy lift in voting in our midterm election.

Join us at an Election Night Watch Party...

03/03/2026

Texas...tomorrow is your last day to get it in!!!

Election day is tomorrow, Tuesday, March 3rd.

In Collin County, you can vote at any polling location in Collin County. Click here to find voting locations, https://bit.ly/4aMIYjG

02/17/2026

✨Today, Collin County NAACP, join the nation and the global freedom movement in mourning Rev. Jesse Jackson, a giant in the fight for justice, dignity, and full citizenship for Black people and all oppressed communities.

His courage, sacrifice, and unwavering belief that our voices and votes matter opened doors many of us now walk through every day. Here in Collin County, we continue that work through civic engagement, leadership, and the pursuit of equity in every zip code.

We honor his life with action. The struggle continues and so does the legacy. 🕊️🙏🏾✊🏾

In solidarity,
Collin County NAACP

02/12/2026

For 117 years, the NAACP has stood on the front lines of justice and equality. Here in Collin County, our work is powered entirely by volunteers and provided at no cost to the families we serve.

If you would like to support the work of the Collin County NAACP, please consider making a donation today. Every gift—no matter the size—helps us continue our programs and provide scholarships in our community.

Donate today:
https://www.collincountynaacp.org/donation

01/19/2026

🎊 Today is Parade Day! 🎉

The Collin County NAACP proudly thanks and appreciates our 2026 MLK Parade sponsors. Your support makes today’s celebration of service, unity, and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy possible. Because of you, our community comes together in purpose, hope, and action. We are truly grateful for your partnership and commitment to justice and equality.

Thank you for standing with us and investing in a stronger, more just Collin County. 🙂💪🏾💫