Hardin County Branch NAACP

08/28/2026

05/22/2026

Dear Community Leaders,

The NAACP Hardin County Branch is pleased to invite you to partner with us for the upcoming Mr. & Miss Juneteenth Showcase & Soulfood Luncheon. This community celebration honors African American history and culture while empowering our youth through scholarships, service, and leadership development.

Event Details:

Date: June 27, 2026
Time: 2:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Location: Derek Brown Gymnasium, 1591 Hill Street, Radcliff, KY 40160

We are seeking sponsorships and donations to support scholarships, educational programming, and event costs. Various sponsorship levels are available:

- Crown Sponsor ($500): Featured recognition, stage recognition during the crowning ceremony, vendor space, and photo opportunities.
- Freedom Sponsor ($250): Vendor table opportunity and event shout-outs.
- Heritage Sponsor ($100): Logo in the program, social media spotlight, and event recognition.
- Community Supporter ($50): Name in the program and a supporter certificate.
- Friend of Juneteenth ($25): Name listed on the supporter page and social media mention.

We also welcome in-kind donations such as gift cards, food and beverages, printing services, or items for contestant gift bags.

How to Support:
Payments can be made via check payable to the NAACP or electronically through Zeffy: https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/juneteeth-program-hosted-by-the-naacp-hcb (https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/juneteeth-program-hosted-by-the-naacp-hcb)

Thank you for your consideration and for supporting the development of our youth.

Best regards,

Kevin Russell
NAACP Hardin County Branch

05/22/2026

Dear Community Leaders,

The NAACP Hardin County Branch is pleased to invite you to partner with us for the upcoming Mr. & Miss Juneteenth Showcase & Soulfood Luncheon. This community celebration honors African American history and culture while empowering our youth through scholarships, service, and leadership development.

Event Details:

Date: June 27, 2026
Time: 2:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Location: Derek Brown Gymnasium, 1591 Hill Street, Radcliff, KY 40160

We are seeking sponsorships and donations to support scholarships, educational programming, and event costs. Various sponsorship levels are available:

- Crown Sponsor ($500): Featured recognition, stage recognition during the crowning ceremony, vendor space, and photo opportunities.
- Freedom Sponsor ($250): Vendor table opportunity and event shout-outs.
- Heritage Sponsor ($100): Logo in the program, social media spotlight, and event recognition.
- Community Supporter ($50): Name in the program and a supporter certificate.
- Friend of Juneteenth ($25): Name listed on the supporter page and social media mention.

We also welcome in-kind donations such as gift cards, food and beverages, printing services, or items for contestant gift bags.

How to Support:
Payments can be made via check payable to the NAACP or electronically through Zeffy: https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/juneteeth-program-hosted-by-the-naacp-hcb (https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/juneteeth-program-hosted-by-the-naacp-hcb)

Thank you for your consideration and for supporting the development of our youth.

Best regards,

Kevin Russell
NAACP Hardin County Branch

🎉 Excitement is in the air! Get ready to be part of something extraordinary at National Association for The Advancement of Colored People Hardin County Branch Juneteenth's Annual fundraising event. It's an event like no other, and we want you to be there! 🎉Mr. & Miss Juneteenth and Soul Fo...

03/28/2026

Hardin County Branch NAACP

The recent dismissal of charges in the Breonna Taylor case is more than a legal decision — it is a painful reminder of how far we still have to go in the fight for justice.

A federal judge has dismissed, with prejudice, the charges against former LMPD officers Kyle Meany and Joshua Jaynes — the very individuals accused of falsifying information to obtain the warrant that led to the deadly raid on Breonna Taylor’s home. This ruling follows the DOJ’s request to drop the charges “in the interest of justice,” a phrase that rings hollow for so many in our community.

Breonna Taylor was a 26‑year‑old EMT. She was asleep in her home. She should still be here.

The NAACP Hardin County Branch joins with the NAACP Louisville Branch in their position and stance:
Justice delayed has now become justice denied.
This decision undermines public trust and signals, yet again, that accountability is optional when Black lives are taken.

But let me be equally clear — our fight does not end here.

We continue to stand with the Taylor family.
We continue to demand transparency and accountability.
We continue to push for a justice system that values every life.

CALL TO ACTIVATION & CHANGE...
If you believe in justice, equity, and truth, now is the time to lean in:

Share this message to keep the conversation alive...
Join the movement — become a member, volunteer, or support local advocacy efforts.
Use your voice, your vote, and your influence to demand better
Silence has never delivered justice. Action does.





Naacp HardinCounty Branch

02/04/2026

The NAACP Hardin County Branch stands firmly with Justice Pamela R. Goodwine.
This week, a petition to impeach the first African American woman ever elected to the Kentucky Supreme Court advanced to a review committee in the Kentucky House of Representatives. Justice Goodwine’s decades of service, her historic 2024 election, and her unwavering commitment to justice speak for themselves.
The allegations against her are baseless. The attempt to remove her is not about accountability—it is about undermining judicial independence and disregarding the will of Kentucky voters.
Moments like this demand clarity, courage, and community.
We encourage our members, partners, and supporters to read the full statement and stay informed.
We also call on all who believe in justice, fairness, and equal representation to join the movement.
Your voice matters. Your membership matters. Your advocacy matters.
Stand with us. Stand with Justice Goodwine. Stand for democracy in Kentucky.

02/04/2026

The NAACP Hardin County Branch stands firmly with Justice Pamela R. Goodwine.
This week, a petition to impeach the first African American woman ever elected to the Kentucky Supreme Court advanced to a review committee in the Kentucky House of Representatives. Justice Goodwine’s decades of service, her historic 2024 election, and her unwavering commitment to justice speak for themselves.
The allegations against her are baseless. The attempt to remove her is not about accountability—it is about undermining judicial independence and disregarding the will of Kentucky voters.
Moments like this demand clarity, courage, and community.
We encourage our members, partners, and supporters to read the full statement and stay informed.
We also call on all who believe in justice, fairness, and equal representation to join the movement.
Your voice matters. Your membership matters. Your advocacy matters.
Stand with us. Stand with Justice Goodwine. Stand for democracy in Kentucky.

01/28/2026

NAACP HARDIN COUNTY BRANCH, is Celebrating Black History Season with a FREE PUBLIC EVENT at Colvin Community Center in Radcliff KY. See flyer for details.

01/18/2026

NAACP Hardin County Branch president Kevin Russell presents a token of LOVE to St. Stephen Church, Hardin County Campus, during their Sunday morning service. The service was dedicated to the remembrance of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr and the NAACP.
Naacp HardinCounty Branch

01/17/2026

11/24/2025

Calandra Hicks director of God's Blessings Youth Program. Hosted the 2025, Oh, Gives Thanks, Thanksgiving Program Guest Speaker Evangelist Lenora Young.
NAACP Hardin Youth Council