Chartered 1981
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2012-2014 Executive Officers (Left to Right) – D. Tilghman, B. Griffin, B. Reeves, J. Cuffee, P. Brown, and S. Owens (P. Dula not shown)
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Bethune-Height Recognition Program/Luncheon – Section members recognized for becoming Life Members (left to right): B. Murdock (accepting for P. Dula), C. Simpson-Hopkins, R. Miller, J. Middleton and J. Cuffee.
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Section Meeting - Guest Speaker James Wyatt (Colonel U.S. Army Ret) discusses the Nannie Helen Burroughs Project and the role Ms. Burroughs played in history as an educator and civil rights activist.
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The Little Sisters United Program
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Christmas in April Program – Section volunteers join with other community service volunteers to help a selected group of low-income residents with much-needed home repairs.
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28th Annual Fashion Show and Luncheon Committee (left to right): J. Duckett/Co-Chair, E. Allen/Chaplain, J. Porter, S. Middleton, G. Eggleston, P. Dula, P. Brown/Co-Chair and T. Lewis. (D. Stratton not shown)
Message From The President
Welcome to the website of the Prince George’s County Section of the National Council of Negro Women, Inc.
Please review the links in this website. If you have comments and suggestions, feel free to contact us. We particularly want you to visit the website for updates on Section programs, meetings, and special events.
If you reside in the Prince George’s County area, please consider becoming an active member. We need your help to empower our community. Your continued support in providing this Section with financial contributions, in-kind donations, and/or volunteer services have enabled this Section to make a difference in the lives of many women, children and families in the Prince George’s County community.
I hope you enjoy your visit to our website and thank you for your interest in the Prince George’s County Section of the National Council of Negro Women, Inc.
Respectfully,
Dolores M. Tilghman
Why Choose Us
Become involved with an organization that is committed to women issues and gives back to the community! The Prince Georges, Maryland Section of the National Council of Negro Women, Inc. is that organization. This Section supports and promotes the programs of National Headquarters and develops and/or sponsors specific educational and charitable projects impacting on women and families residing in the Prince George’s County, Maryland community.
Recent Events
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28th Annual Fashion Show/Luncheon
April 20, 2013 -
11th Annual Prayer Breakfast
October 20, 2012
Apply for Membership
If you are interested in continuing the National Council of Negro Women’s efforts in strengthening our communities and would like to become a member of the Prince George’s County Section, please Join Us Today! - Application
- Membership Chair
Betty S. Griffin