About

Leadership

President

Benny Williams presides over the Unit/Branch and chairs the Executive Committee/Board.

Vice President

Reg Hendrix is our newly appointed Vice President.

Secretary

Pastor Marilyn Williams records memberships and provides reports to the local chapter, State Area Conference and national NAACP.

Treasurer

Michael Chenault is the chief financial officer. Mr. Chenault deposits all monies received by the Unit and submits reports to the Unit and Executive Committee.

Communication Chair

Garrett Snedaker promotes visibility of the NAACP, maintains this website and works with the local media to raise awareness of the Unit's programs, activities, functions, and objectives.

Education Chair

Pastor Marilyn Williams works to eliminate discriminatory practices in public education and chairs the annual African American Youth Leadership Conference (AAYLC).

Membership Chair

Reg Hendrix works to increase and maintain membership. Mr. Hendrix plans membership drives, encourages members to get involved in the Unit, and promotes membership levels.

Legal Redress Chair

Kristi Negri collects and responds to legal redress matters. See our Legal Redress tab for necessary forms.

Freedom Fund Chair

Pastor Williams and Michael Chenault take the lead on making arrangements for the annual Freedom Fund Banquet, a crucial and highly enjoyable fundraiser.

Youth Chapter Chair

Vacant: the youth chapter chair will study and address all issues pertaining to youth within the community, as well as plan and coordinate fundraisers and other activities

Housing Chair

Vacant: the housing chapter chair will study housing conditions in the local community, address complaints of discrimination and oppose restrictive practices

Labor & Industry Chair

Vacant: the labor and industry chair will seek to improve economic status of minority groups by elimination of discriminatory practices in employment and secure enactment of fair employment practices legislation

Community Coordination Chair

Vacant: the community coordination chair will enlist support of other community organizations on issues affecting interests of minority groups

Mission Statement:
The mission of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People is to ensure the political, educational, social, and economic equality of rights of all persons and to eliminate race-based discrimination.

Vision Statement:
The vision of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People is to ensure a society in which all individuals have equal rights without discrimination based on race.