Community Growth Project of West Alabama

12/17/2018

Tomorrow members of Community Growth Project will be assisting Community Unity of West Alabama in their "1st Annual Community Christmas Dinner" from 1-4 at the McDonald Hughes Center.

07/01/2017

We had a blast yesterday while touring the African American Murphy Museum Downtown.
There's a lot of local history we should never forget.! Only WE can preserve our History!

06/30/2017

Meet us today family!
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Have you ever visited the Murphy African American Museum in Downtown Tuscaloosa?

The Community Growth Project of West Alabama would like for you to join us Tomorrow morning from 10:30-11:30 as we take our Youth participants to visit this Historical Landmark.

The last standing original structure of Tuscaloosa's former "Black Business District".
This home was built in 1923 for the Will and Laura Murphy family, leading members of Tuscaloosa' African American community. Laura was the principal of the 20th Street School and Murphy was a mortician who served the black community during the era of segregation. The city purchased the home from Sylvia Collins in 1986 and today, the home is operated as a community museum that preserves and shares the history of African Americans in the Tuscaloosa area. During the school year, the museum hosts school children with special programs about the long fight for civil rights in Alabama, as well as black heritage and culture.

See you Tomorrow! Bring your Kids!

06/29/2017

Have you ever visited the Murphy African American Museum in Downtown Tuscaloosa?

The Community Growth Project of West Alabama would like for you to join us Tomorrow morning from 10:30-11:30 as we take our Youth participants to visit this Historical Landmark.

The last standing original structure of Tuscaloosa's former "Black Business District".
This home was built in 1923 for the Will and Laura Murphy family, leading members of Tuscaloosa' African American community. Laura was the principal of the 20th Street School and Murphy was a mortician who served the black community during the era of segregation. The city purchased the home from Sylvia Collins in 1986 and today, the home is operated as a community museum that preserves and shares the history of African Americans in the Tuscaloosa area. During the school year, the museum hosts school children with special programs about the long fight for civil rights in Alabama, as well as black heritage and culture.

See you Tomorrow! Bring your Kids!

03/08/2017

The Community Growth Project of West Alabama would like to Congratulate Raevan Howard on becoming the New City Council Woman for District 2. We will continue to support her throughout her entire term.

This is a huge victory for everyone. And we thank everyone who voted and participated in the campaign.

If you have any concerns about the Community you can contact her personally at 205-561-7266.
Let's get started on uplifting the Community!

http://www.tuscaloosanews.com/news/20170307/taylor-voted-out-of-office-howard-wins-with-57-percent-of-votes

District 2 challenger Raeven Howard defeated six-term Tuscaloosa City Councilman Harrison “Mailman” Taylor on Tuesday.The unofficial count

03/07/2017

Tuscaloosa residents: today is the day for you to vote in city elections. Get out and cast your vote for Mayor, city council members, and city school board members.
Voting polls are open until 7pm. Your vote matters! Local elections matter!

03/04/2017

3 More Days!
March 7th!
Vote Raevan Howard for City Council District 2!
Vote For Change!

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02/27/2017

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02/25/2017

RAEVAN FOR DISTRICT 2.!!!
A change that is needed!

Time is winding down for Tuscaloosa local elections and it's important for District 2 constituents to be well informed of the progress!

The Community Growth Project is asking if anyone is interested in helping to campaign today.

Today the campaign will be hitting the Westside of District 2. Shack town, Honey hill, Willow Lane and everything in between....

Anyone willing to help today please contact RAEVAN HOWARD at 205-561-7266!!!

02/19/2017

Yesterday, "Community Growth Project of West Alabama" joined with "Raevan Howard For City Council District 2 Campaign" to show support for New Leadership!

Something we need in the Black Community!

Vote For Change.
Vote For New Leadership.
Vote Raevan Howard for District 2!

02/18/2017

Today is the Day! See you there!