The Emancipation Proclamation Black History Scholarship Committee

The Emancipation Proclamation Black History Scholarship Committee

This organization provides scholarships to African American high school seniors residing in Escambia County. We are a 501(c)3 orgainzation.

We also sponsor a program on January 1st of each year to commemorate the signing of the Emancipation Proclamation. You can donate to our scholarship through PayPal, Givelify, or by mail. PayPal: https: //www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=RQMDDC6CV8R78

Givelify: https://giv.li/a0g3lh

Mail: 642 West Gregory Street Pensacola, FL32502

Voyager Scholarship for Public Service 06/02/2024

SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITY FOR JUNIORS IN COLLEGE.
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Voyager Scholarship for Public Service The Voyager Scholarship provides financial aid, travel opportunities, and connections to a network of leaders to students who want to go into public service.

01/02/2024

Check out some of the amazing events we will be hosting for Black History Month! We hope to see you there!

15/01/2024
31/12/2023

This article in the Colored Citizen newspaper (December 1933) documents that for the past 90 years the churches that have supported celebrating the signing of the Emancipation Proclamation here in Pensacola, Florida.

24/12/2023

You are cordially invite to attend the 161th Year Celebration Program of the Emancipation Proclamation in person on:

Monday, January 1, 2024, 10:00 a.m.
St Matthew Baptist Church, Highway 95A, Molino, FL
Rev Myles Bryant, Host Pastor

Rev Carl Reeves, Pastor of Greater Mt Lily Baptist Church, will be the Emancipation Day speaker.

This program is a reminder of how far we as a people have come, but also to remind us of how far we still need to go. This program is also a scholarship fundraiser to assist a deserving high school graduate in Escambia County, Florida, in continuing their education by attending college. In the past, churches and organizations have donated $100 towards the scholarship fund. Completed 2024-2025 Scholarship application packets are due by April 5, 2024 To request an application, please email: [email protected].

We are asking the community at large to come out and be a part of this exciting day. We invite you to begin your New Year by joining us in this celebration. We thank you for your participation and support.

Sincerely,
Donna Woodard
President

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Tide & Downy Scholarship Sweepstakes (Students) 19/08/2023

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Tide & Downy Scholarship Sweepstakes (Students) 150 winners will get a $10,000 scholarship!

19/08/2023

Here is a scholarship opportunity.

Sign Up for a Chance to Win a $10,000 Scholarship As a member of P&G Good Everyday, you’ll get access to exclusive rewards, like this entry into our Back-to-School Scholarship Sweepstakes!

08/08/2023

Please share. Book bag and clothes giveaway sponsored by District 3 will take place tomorrow Tuesday, August 8th at Brownsville Community Center starting at 2:00 pm. This is an in door event. Thanks

04/08/2023

Pensacola State College has scholarships available for career opportunities.

26/12/2022

We invite all to attend. Please consider a donation to our scholarship fund. Cash App: $Emancom1863, PayPal

10/12/2022

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22/11/2022

The Annual Observance Program for the signing of the Emancipation Proclamation is back in person for 2023.
We will hold our celebration on January 2, 2023 at 10:00 a.m. at Mt. Moriah AME Zion Church. Rev. Jesse Turner is the host pastor and Rev. Douglas Young is the speaker.

Parade with purpose: Pensacola Martin Luther King Jr. Parade returning after 2 year pause 22/11/2022

The MLK Parade and Celebration Activities are back for 2023.

Parade with purpose: Pensacola Martin Luther King Jr. Parade returning after 2 year pause After a 2 year hiatus, the 34th annual MLK Jr. Parade is back on to honor Martin Luther King Jr. and to reflect on the progress of the country.

16/10/2022

The Emancipation Proclamation Black History Scholarship Committee bow in humble submission to accept the will of God to promote Brother Henry Lee McAway from labor to reward.
Well done good and faithful servant.

02/10/2022
30/09/2022
Photos from West Florida Public Libraries- WFPL's post 17/09/2022
01/08/2022
16/07/2022

in 1864, African American businesswoman Maggie L. Walker was born in Richmond, Virginia. In 1899, Walker became the grand secretary for the Independent Order of St. Luke, an organization dedicated to the social and financial advancement of African Americans, a position she held until her death in 1934. ⁣

Walker seized control during a troubling time when the organization was facing a financial crisis. To combat these challenges, she founded the St. Luke Herald newspaper in 1902 to improve communication between the organization's chapters.

She also opened the St. Luke Penny Savings Bank, becoming the first African American woman to charter a bank in the United States. In 1905, she opened the St. Luke Emporium, a department store specially created with African American employees and shoppers in mind.

Learn more in our award-winning Searchable Museum: https://s.si.edu/3AXFj0Z

📸 Courtesy of National Park Service, via Wikimedia Commons

Timeline photos 23/06/2022

Share with your teens and young adults.

Adulting 101

Thursday, June 23, 5:30 – 6:30 p.m. – Southwest Library

Join us for a five-month series of Adulting 101 classes. Classes will be hosted the fourth Thursday of every month from June until October 2022. We will cover topics such as financial literacy and budgeting, college and career planning, and health care basics. Suggested for teens and young adults.

Constance Baker Motley: Judiciary’s Unsung Rights Hero 01/02/2022

Celebrating Black History Month

Constance Baker Motley: Judiciary’s Unsung Rights Hero From the late 1940s through the mid-1960s, Constance Baker Motley did as much as any American to end racial segregation. Yet her memory has receded outside the federal Judiciary, where she became the first African American woman judge. Here is her remarkable story.

Remarkable photos of Black America 100 years ago 01/02/2022

Celebrating Black History Month

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