Eat Well, Rest Well, Test Well

Project Coordinators - LaTonia Williams and Shawanna Dobson

In April 2006, Cumberland BLSA collected over $900 along with many breakfast and healthy snack items to provide to the 3rd, 4th and 5th grade students at Glen Iris Elementary School. Click Here for a presentation of this event.

"The Color Of Justice" Program

Project Coordinator - Randall Woofin

High School Writing Competition

Project Coordinator - LaTara Johnson

Holiday Gifts: Angel Tree for Prisoners' Children

Project Coordinator - Melanie Warner and Jabeka Macklin

Angel Tree Christmas works by connecting parents in prison with their children through the delivery of Christmas gifts.

Hurricane Clean-up

Law Book Donations

Project Coordinator - Michelle Butler

Legal Question and Answer Seminar

Project Coordinator - Shawanna Dobson

NCCJ Walk-a-Thon "Walk as One"

Project Coordinators - Ayanna Sterling-Jonesand LaTara Johnson

Through the Walks, individuals, companies, organizations, and community leaders can support NCCJ and promote respect and understanding among all people. Together, we can celebrate our progress in fighting bias, bigotry and racism and take a stand against ongoing issues of intolerance.

NCCJ’s Walk As One Walk-a-thons are unique! They raise funds for youth and community leadership programs that benefit the regions in which they are held.

Nursing Home Visits

Project Coordinator - Jennifer Reid

SRBLSA Convention Community Service Day

Project Coordinator - Bethany Watkins

Thankgiving Food Drive (joint venture with the Community Service Organization)

Project Coordinator - Laurie Durham

Winter Clothing/Toiletries Drive

Project Coordinator - Jennifer Reid

For the elderly.

World AIDS Day

Project Coordinator - Tondra Moore

World AIDS Day (December 1) is given a special theme, with some themes lasting more than a year. The basic principals of World AIDS Day are to raise awareness and understanding locally and by remembering the millions living with HIV or suffering because of AIDS.