NAR EVENTS & UPDATES

Homecoming. Hanging out on the yard. Lifelong friendships. Discovering ourselves. Understanding of the world. Higher education. A lifetime of opportunity.

This is what a college education offered to each of us. This is what a donation to the North Atlantic Region campaign for the Thurgood Marshall College Fund (TMCF) can offer to college students attending the 13 HBCUs and Predominantly Black Institutions (PBIs) within the North Atlantic states.

● Bowie State University

● Cheyney University

● Coppin State University

● Delaware State University

● Howard University

● Lincoln University of Pennsylvania

● Medgar Evers College

● Morgan State University

● University of Maryland Eastern Shore

● University of the District of Columbia

● CUNY York College

● Howard University School of Law

● University of the District of Columbia School of Law

We started in Cluster II with over $4000 raised and are soaring through the clusters until NARC, $19.08 at a time, to raise funds for scholarships through the TMCF. Whether we attended an HBCU, a PBI or a Predominantly White Institution, a college education is a key for many to step towards new opportunities. Fifty-two percent of students receiving TMCF scholarships are first-generation college students, like so many of us were, marking a significant milestone not only for themselves but for their families.

This campaign demonstrates our commitment to education and exemplifies how we soar to Uplift our Communities and Build our Economic Wealth. Each donation lifts students higher and higher as their education takes flight towards all of their opportunities.

Donate today! https://fundraise.givesmart.com/vf/AKAGives

We are asking for $19.08 from sorors in the North Atlantic Region. Represent your chapter and your cluster: select any of the 13 schools - your alma mater, a school in your state, or a school new to you, to uplift a student.

Donate today and watch education take flight!

Thank you for your sisterly support!

For more information: contact Soror Frances Frost, Special Initiatives Committee Chairman, FrancesAKA1908@gmail.com