NAACP Carroll County

10/15/2026

✨ 47TH ANNUAL FREEDOM FUND GALA
“Carroll County: WE THE PEOPLE”✨

The Carroll County Branch NAACP invites you to an evening of unity, inspiration, and celebration! Featuring Two Distinguished Keynote Speakers:

Georgia State Senator Emanuel Jones

Attorney Gerald Griggs — Former President, Georgia State Conference NAACP

Saturday, November 7, 2026
Location: University of West Georgia Ballroom
Time: Doors Open 6:30 PM | Program 7:00 PM
Attire: Formal

TICKETS: $60 Advance | $65 at the Door (Limited Availability)

Purchase early to secure your seat! For tickets, contact 2nd Vice President Deaidra Wilson at 678-485-2550.

Join us as we celebrate unity, community, and justice!

10/15/2026

Thank you UWG NAACP Student chapter for creating the opportunity (a march for Nolan Wells) for our community to come together in the pursuit of justice, fairness, and accountability for Nolan Wells.

Justice requires our presence. Justice requires our voices. Justice requires our collective action.

10/10/2026

As National Voter Education Week comes to a close, this national conversation will focus on the urgency of now and the important role faith communities play in civic engagement.

Hear from faith leaders and connect with NAACP members and community leaders from across the country for this timely conversation.

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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2026 | 7:00 - 8:15 PM ET

10/07/2026

All are welcome !

10/06/2026

The University of West Georgia NAACP Student Chapter is calling on the community to stand in support of Nolan Wells.

We ask our community to come together in the pursuit of justice, fairness, and accountability.

10/01/2026

English: Your vote is your voice and your opportunity to help shape the future of your community. Make your voice count—VOTE!

Español: Tu voto es tu voz y tu oportunidad de ayudar a construir el futuro de tu comunidad. ¡Haz que tu voz cuente—VOTA!

09/23/2026

🗳️YOUR VOTE.YOUR VOICE.YOUR FUTURE🗳️

The Carroll County Branch NAACP Unit 5179-B encourages our community to get informed, get prepared, and make a plan to vote!

✅ Check your voter registration
✅ Review your sample ballot
✅ Learn about the candidates and issues
✅ Know when and where to vote
✅ Make your voting plan

Voter Registration Deadline: October 5,
2026

Early Voting begins: Tuesday, October 13, 2026

General Election: November 3, 2026

Be informed. Be engaged. Make your voice heard!

09/22/2026

Much appreciation University of West Georgia NAACP Student Chapter for allowing Carroll County NAACP Unit 5179B and Carrollton Carroll County League of Women Voters to support the voter education event today on campus.
Thank you to everyone who pledged to vote, checked your voter status, and participated in voter education today! Your willingness to stay informed and engaged is an important part of strengthening our communities.

We appreciate everyone who stopped by, asked questions, shared information, and made a commitment to participate in the voting process. Stay informed. Stay involved. Your voice matters!

09/15/2026

TODAY IS NATIONAL VOTER REGISTRATION DAY!!!

What are the requirements to vote?
To register to vote you must be:
A citizen of the United States.
A legal resident of Georgia and of the county in which you wish to vote.
At least 17 1/2 years of age to register and 18 to vote.

It takes 2 minutes to register to vote! 🗳️

Navigate to vote.org

Fill in the online form. Follow the instructions on the screen. Submit your electronic registration if available or print out your registration form, sign your name and put it in the mail

REGISTER NOW!
Don’t leave anyone behind. Make sure everyone in your home who is eligible is registered to vote at their current address.

Voter registration deadlines are coming up fast. Right now is the perfect time to get ready to vote in the general election on Nov. 3.

Register to vote. Check your registration status. Get your absentee ballot. Fast, free, easy, secure, nonpartisan.

09/11/2026

Twenty-five years ago, our nation stopped in its tracks. On September 11, 2001, we lost thousands of lives when synchronized terrorists attacks hit New York City, the Washington, DC Area, and Shanksville, Pennsylvania.

Today, we remember the heroes who put their lives on the line to protect others, the fallen who were working in the buildings destroyed in the attacks, the first responders who ran toward danger, the firefighters who climbed while others descended, the paramedics, police officers, and everyday laborers who gave everything so that others might live. They did not ask who they were saving. They simply answered the call.

As we mark this solemn anniversary during Labor Action Week, we honor their memory.

This week, we:
Remember the fallen. We pay tribute to the workers and first responders who made the ultimate sacrifice on that September morning.
Honor those who continue to mourn the loved ones they lost on that tragic day.
Vow to protect those who protect us. We stand with the survivors and responders still fighting for the healthcare and dignity they were promised.
Work to advance workers' rights. We continue the fight for fair wages, safe conditions, and justice for every worker in this nation.
The best way to honor a legacy of sacrifice is to build a future worthy of it. That work belongs to all of us.
In Remembrance,

NAACP