Grants awarded to 15 organizations serving Black communities in honor of Juneteenth and Fund’s first anniversary
Growing up, my grandmother taught me to be mindful of four things: to love God, take care of your family, give back to your community and to get an education.
Congresswoman Barragán will host her Annual Black History Month event tomorrow, February 16 to honor the achievements and contributions of Black visionaries impacting the 44th Congressional District. This year’s theme, Together We Rise, was chosen to emphasize the prevailing thought that our community’s strength lies in our unity.
The evening recognized community leaders that have collaborated with NCRF to make a difference in the lives of many students across the globe, particularly in California.
Hundreds of high school and junior college football players flocked to Lynwood High School to display their talents to HBCU football coaches at the second annual HBCU Combine and 7-on-7 showcase.
The National College Resources Foundation hosted their first annual Historically Black College and University basketball showcase, allowing local talent to flaunt their skills in front of 21 coaches from HBCUs.
“Students can connect to colleges, careers & beyond”