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“Looking Forward, Reaching Behind Us and Climbing Higher"
Continuing Our Legacy:
Recognizing 116 Years of Service with Purpose and Passion
Barbara R Myers
President
NCFCWC YAYC, Inc
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Deborah Pringle
State Vice President
Central District
Tracy Spellman Powell
State Vice President Northeastern District
Christina Davis-McCoy
State Vice President Southeastern District
Jacqueline C Kanipe
State Vice President
Western District
Jacqueline J. Hill
Executive Board Chairperson
Jennifer Weaver
Treasurer
Marisa Byer Dockery
Recording Secretary
Geraldine Hill
Assistant
Recording Secretary
Magnoria Lunsford
Correspondence Secretary
Coralisa Matthews
Financial Secretary
Geraldine Young
Chaplin
Deborah Pringle
Historian
Laura T. Jamerson
Parliamentarian
Carolyn Robinson
State Director
Youth & Young Adult
Barbara H. Hill
Assistant Director
Youth & Young Adult
Continuing our Legacy, Empowering Youth: The $18.96 Initiative
Since 1896, the National Association of Colored Women’s Clubs (NACWC) has stood at the forefront of civil rights, women's rights, and social progress. This year, the NC Federation of Colored Women’s Clubs is proud to echo the national call to action through the “It’s All About H.E.R., She, NACWC, and Me” campaign.
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This effort centers on the $18.96 Initiative, a tribute to the founding year of NACWC, supporting the restoration and preservation of our historic national headquarters—a symbol of Black women’s strength, sacrifice, and service across generations.
With our 2025 theme, "Youth Continuing the Legacy," we are charged by the national office to grow our youth membership and invest in the next generation of changemakers. This movement isn’t just about buildings—it’s about preserving the stories, the sisterhood, and the future of NACWC.
We Are Because They Were: Continuing A Legacy of Sisterhood, Love and Service, Lifting as We Climb”
“We Are Because They Were: Continuing A Legacy of Sisterhood, Love and Service, Lifting as We Climb”, speak to our legacy, our history, and our stories. We must honor our triumphs as we celebrate those experiences that bring self-discovery, healing and empowerment. From the dark chapters of slavery to the triumphs of the Civil Rights Movement, and the ongoing struggle for equality, preserving our history is not just about remembering the past; it's about shaping our future. The NCFCWCYAYC has a proud history, its founder, state presidents and members have contributed much as we work to prepare our youth and young adults to become leaders in our community.
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Barbara R Myers
President
June 2025
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