Carroll County NAACP - MD

09/24/2026

It’s Fall Fest Parade time!! If yiu see us wave!!

07/24/2026

Our branch collected nearly $1,000 and Back to School Supplies in partnership with The Shepherd's Staff - Carroll County, MD for CCPS students!! Thank you to all who donated supplies or money for this amazing community school supply drive!!

06/28/2026

We enjoyed ourselves at the fifth annual Juneteenth in Caroll County event!

06/27/2026

Come visit our booth inside!

06/10/2026

One of our amazing Continuing Education Grant winners, Alyssa Collins being presented her certificate by President Rodney Morris.

06/06/2026

June 6, 2026: (On Thursday, June 4, 2026) Kevin Dayhoff and employees of Carroll County Public Works on Thursday installed a historical marker in memory of Townsend Cook, a Black man who lived in Carroll County and was lynched by a white mob in June 1885. The marker, which resulted from a partnership between the Equal Justice Initiative and the Carroll County Coalition of the Maryland Lynching Memorial Project, stands outside the old Carroll County jail, covered until its unveiling ceremony on Sunday... County NAACP - MD, Kevin Dayhoff

Kevin Dayhoff and employees of Carroll County Public Works on Thursday installed a historical marker in memory of Townsend Cook, a Black man who lived in Carroll County and was lynched by a white mob in June 1885. The marker, which resulted…

01/28/2026

What we’re witnessing in Minneapolis can happen anywhere. This is not enforcement—it’s state-sanctioned harm. Text DryIce to 20707 to tell your senator to vote NO on any additional funding for ICE.

Share Your Story: We’re collecting stories of ICE’s impact in our communities. Record or write a message for ICE agents, your senator, or even your neighbors to demand an end to the fear and harm: http://naacp.memfox.io/dryice

01/11/2026

So proud of Alyssa, our Youth chapter President, and the other winners!

We are proud to announce that CCPS seniors Anika Agarwal, Isabel Cabrera, and Alyssa Collins have been selected to participate in the 2026 Maryland General Assembly Student Page Program! Established in 1969, this prestigious program offers high school seniors from across Maryland the opportunity to serve for two nonconsecutive weeks at the State House in Annapolis, assisting in either the House of Delegates or the Senate. This year’s program runs from January 14 to April 13, 2026, and provides students with a firsthand look at the legislative process and civic engagement in action.