NCNW- Darlington County Section

06/02/2026

Join NCNW TOMMOROW, for an interactive civic education briefing to learn how Ranked Choice Voting works, practice with sample ballots, and prepare for the June 16 Primary Election with confidence.

🔗 Register here: www.bit.ly/DCPrimaryBriefing

05/25/2026

Today, we honor the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our nation. We remember their courage, reflect on their legacy, and hold their loved ones in our thoughts. 💜

05/19/2026

NCNW stands with eleven Black women's organizations as we launch 1 Million Black Voters Rising. This campaign is our targeted mobilization of our greatest asset–the Black community's collective power.

We encourage you to join us on Tuesday, May 19, at 7:30 pm ET for the virtual campaign launch, where we will address the Supreme Court's gutting of the John Lewis Voting Rights Act and the ongoing attacks on our freedoms.

Register Here: www. bit.ly/1MBVRLaunch

05/10/2026

Today, we celebrate Moms and all that they do for their families and communities. Thank you for your endless care, sacrifice, and dedication. Wishing you a day filled with love, joy, and appreciation. 💜💛

05/08/2026

The Ladies of NCNW-Darlington County Section showed appreciation for our adopted school’s staff by providing snacks. Teachers Rock! 💜💛 Your hard work and dedication doesn’t go unnoticed.

04/30/2026

The Tiger Cubs Fun Fair was supported by members of NCNW-Darlington County Section. A wonderful time was had with family and friends of the community! See you next time 💜💛

04/25/2026

Members of NCNW-Darlington County Section showed up to support Survivors and walk in memory of Loved Ones. We continue to collaborate and show up intentionally in our community! 💜💛

04/12/2026

04/05/2026

Happy Easter Sunday, NCNW family! We hope you’re enjoying this beautiful day surrounded by loved ones and taking time to cherish the many blessings around you.

And of course… Easter Sunday wouldn’t be complete without everyone stepping out in their Sunday’s best—for the unofficial full runway show after service! 💐💗

03/30/2026

Continuing with our Spring Appeal, NCNW is ready to take action during this mid-term election year with your support. Dr. Dorothy I. Height led the National Council of Negro Women with discipline and vision, building on the foundation of Mary McLeod Bethune. A central figure in the Civil Rights Movement, she worked closely with leaders like Martin Luther King Jr. and A. Philip Randolph, and was the only woman regularly included in high-level strategy meetings of the “Big Six.” She helped organize the March on Washington, advocated for voting rights and desegregation, and ensured Black women’s voices were represented at the national level. Join us in our continuating of Dr. Height's voting rights crusade by Donating here: bit.ly/NCNWSpring26