This observance provides the local club with the opportunity to present the Sojourner Truth Award to an outstanding African American woman.  This award, established in 1948, is the highest award given by the Association.

The first Saturday in March is designated as NANBPWC, Inc. Women’s History Day.  The purpose is to focus on the many contributions made by African American women who have been and are instrumental in advancing education, business, professions, technology, family and community.

The Vocal Arts Competition for Emerging Artists provides a performance venue for promising young black classical vocalists to showcase their talents and scholarship awards. Local club winners advance to district, and the district winner competes at the NANBPWC National Convention.

The National Association of Negro Business and Professional Women’s Clubs initiated this program to focus on heart and stroke disease awareness and prevention.  Health and well-being of our members and community have always been a significant aspect of our service programs. 

NANBPWC will provide education and information about available resources for individuals who are confronted with similar situations either directly or indirectly.

Educate the community on Triple negative breast cancer that occurs in about 10-20% of diagnosed breast cancers and is more likely to affect younger people in African American and Hispanic populations.

This initiative can help spread the message about the need to prepare for and respond to potential emergencies, including natural disasters and terrorist attacks.  

Focus on building or re-establishing good relationships between young minorities and law enforcement personnel and saving the lives of our youth and young adults.