NCNW, Inc - Fayetteville Area Section

NCNW, Inc - Fayetteville Area Section The Fayetteville Section of NCNW, Inc. meets monthly every third Saturday at Fire Station #14 632 Langdon St., Fayetteville, nc (Across from FSU-McCleod Hall).

We Welcome You to Be Our Guest!!

It was an absolute honor to represent NCNW~FAS as we support an amazing organization! Thank you to our Fayetteville Poli...
06/11/2019

It was an absolute honor to represent NCNW~FAS as we support an amazing organization! Thank you to our Fayetteville Police Department and the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executive (NOBLE) members for an amazing event to highlight all of the amazing work that you all are doing! NCNW~FAS will continue to support you all a long with the wonderful Cheri Beasley, NC Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. 🧡💜

FAS Youth - May meeting our Resident Chef, Youth Committee Team member and NCNW Historian Ms. Portia Jenkins gives our y...
05/21/2019

FAS Youth - May meeting our Resident Chef, Youth Committee Team member and NCNW Historian Ms. Portia Jenkins gives our youth members a demonstration on restaurant etiquette. We learned the proper terminology and appropriate responses to express to those who are serving us or who we serve in our community.

Ms. Jenkins gave instructions on design napkin folding and utensil placement. This is in preparation for the many cultures our FAS Youth will encounter in their promising futures.
Thank you to Chef Jenkins for sharing her talents and knowledge!

FAS Supports the Umoja Group in this all important Community Discussion on Re-Education and Organization. Come Join the...
05/14/2019

FAS Supports the Umoja Group in this all important Community Discussion on Re-Education and Organization. Come Join the Discussion because We Need Your Input!
When: Sunday, May 19th at 2 pm
Where: Smith Recreation Center
1520 Slater Ave, Fayetteville, NC 28301

04/09/2019

"When we venture out into our community with a heart to share, we become engaged, enlightened, enriched and encouraged by what we see and hear!"

Debra Wells, 3rd Vice President -
FAS NCNW YOUTH.

FAS NCNW YOUTH - With the Dynamic Leadership of our 3rd Vice President - Mrs. Debra Wells, our talented FAS Youth played...
04/09/2019

FAS NCNW YOUTH - With the Dynamic Leadership of our 3rd Vice President - Mrs. Debra Wells, our talented FAS Youth played an orchestral piece for the Residents of Highland House and Rehabilitation Center in Fayetteville.

Not only did the residents enjoy it, BUT the youth have asked to return! This is how we teach the importance of sharing your talent and gifts within your community. We are so very proud of our Youth!

What a wonderful Sunday, April 7, 2019, was for the 47 lovely ladies of North Carolina Central University who were insta...
04/09/2019

What a wonderful Sunday, April 7, 2019, was for the 47 lovely ladies of North Carolina Central University who were installed into the National Council of Negro Women Inc! 😍 As they carry on the legacy of Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune and Dr. Dorothy Height, we are even more pleased to celebrate in this milestone along with our FAS member, Cynthia Johnson, as her daughter Daija Springfield was among those installed. 💜🧡 Please join us in celebrating this marvelous milestone in the lives of these young collegiate ladies! 🎉 We are so honored to share in the mission of NCNW with you all as we strive to achieve height, together! ✨

Fun fact: Shaw University is the first college for African-Americans established in the Southern United States, and the ...
04/07/2019

Fun fact: Shaw University is the first college for African-Americans established in the Southern United States, and the oldest HBCU in the region. It is also one of the nation’s oldest learning institutions.

HAPPY 150 YEARS SHAW UNIVERSITY! 🎉🎉🎉

FAS President, Blanche Radford-Curry & FAS Secretary/Collegiate Liaison, Quanisha Callwood, sharing in a wonderful outin...
04/07/2019

FAS President, Blanche Radford-Curry & FAS Secretary/Collegiate Liaison, Quanisha Callwood, sharing in a wonderful outing with a potential FAS youth member. 💜 Thank you to St. Augustine’s SGA President for giving us a marvelous tour of this wonderful HBCU and all of its rich history! 🧡

FAS President, Blanche Radford-Curry & FAS Secretary/Collegiate Liaison, Quanisha Callwood, celebrated one of our affili...
04/06/2019

FAS President, Blanche Radford-Curry & FAS Secretary/Collegiate Liaison, Quanisha Callwood, celebrated one of our affiliate organizations, Top Ladies of Distinction (Raleigh Section-TLOD), at their 30th Anniversary! 🎉 Congratulations on all of your efforts within your 30 year legacy. May you continue to do this marvelous work! 💜

Our FAS president, Blanche Radford-Curry, and affiliate Earnest Curry are all smiles supporting Cheri Beasley, North Car...
04/03/2019

Our FAS president, Blanche Radford-Curry, and affiliate Earnest Curry are all smiles supporting Cheri Beasley, North Carolina Supreme Court Chief Justice! 💜🧡

My beautiful NCNW sisters and I at the State Coalition Meeting. 💜🧡 ✨
03/30/2019

My beautiful NCNW sisters and I at the State Coalition Meeting. 💜🧡 ✨

Some of our wonderful NCNW~FAS board members alongside our amazing President, Blanche Radford-Curry, as we share a photo...
03/16/2019

Some of our wonderful NCNW~FAS board members alongside our amazing President, Blanche Radford-Curry, as we share a photo with our guest. 💜 Like and follow our page to stay up-to-date with all of the wonderful things we plan to do for our community. 🧡

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The Fayetteville Section of NCNW, Inc. meets monthly every third Saturday at Mt. Calvary Missionary Baptist Church located at 4320 Doc Bennett Rd. Fay, NC 28306 at 10 am (light refreshments at 9:30 am). We Welcome You to Be Our Guest!!

For the Recording of Fayetteville Area Section History

The National Council of Negro Women, Inc. (NCNW) is a voluntary non-profit membership organization helping women to improve the quality of life for themselves, their families and the community. Through its national affiliate organization and 250 community-based sections, NCNW has an outreach to four million women who all contribute to the peaceful solutions of problems of human welfare and rights. The men of NCNW are known as the Franklin Male Assembly. Dr. Manderline Scales convener at Male Assembly. Mary McLeod Bethune founded NCNW in 1935. Her parents were slaves and she was a distinguished educator and government consultant. Mrs. Bethune saw the need for harnessing the power and extending the leadership of Black women through a national organization. NCNW is an “organization of organizations,” and serves as a clearinghouse for the activities of women. Mrs. Bethune described “the need for a united organization of women to open doors for young women, united so that when it speaks, it power will be felt.” There are 37 affiliates’ organizations including sororities, religious and other professional associations. Our Mission is to advance opportunities and the quality of life for African American women, their families and communities.

The Fayetteville Area Section (FAS), NCNW was chartered in 1996 and has successfully implemented both nationally and locally initiated projects. As we strive to prompt and implement opportunities that reflect the mission of NCNW, we have sponsored Educational, Economic, Social, Cultural, and Self-help projects. Over the years, we have supported our Youth and Collegiate Sections. Our youth have participated in workshops on equity, college preparation, obesity, leadership and more. Likewise, our Collegiate, Fayetteville State University (FSU) and Pembroke have represented their campuses as university and club queens, served as educational ambassadors and participated in many community projects like Homeless and Hunger Stand Down, the Ensure Project, Hats and Gloves Project for local girls and boys, provided donations and assistance for Falcon Children Home and Habitat for the Humanity. Most recently, our community projects included voter registration drives, entrepreneurship, estate planning and HIV/AIDs workshops. FAS is a member of the North Carolina State Coalition. Dr. Manderline Scales is our State Convener.