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These records reflect the efforts of the Charleston Branch of the NAACP to educate and inform individuals about African-American history and culture, the annual Freedom Fund Drive, and the NAACP National and Regional Conventions.

These records reflect the efforts of the Charleston Branch of the NAACP to educate and inform individuals about African-American history and culture, the annual Freedom Fund Drive, and the NAACP National and Regional Conventions.

Includes information about the program, correspondence between Mr. James and the RICH project coordinator-Elise Davis McFarland, and financial records from the program

Includes correspondence from Region V and National NAACP special contribution fund as well as the 1990 and 1991 program report

These records reflect the efforts of the Charleston Branch of the NAACP to educate and inform individuals about African-American history and culture, the annual Freedom Fund Drive, and the NAACP National and Regional Conventions.

Contains information about the ACT-SO program and program planning for the 1993 and 1994 ACT-SO Spring Invitational Golf Tournament.

Materials regarding committe goals and priorities and materials about the benefits of developing an Information Superhighway

Includes a newsletter about the Golden 13, who were the first commissioned Black officers, a committee agenda, and a pamphlet about the G.I. Bill and Army College Fund

Includes brochure about how to create a NAACP Youth Council, Charleston NAACP Youth profile sheets and officers, meeting minutes and agendas, election ballots, and membership list

In the Charleston Branch of the NAACP committees are created to target different topics and to take care of specific functions (i.e. the Labor and Industry Committee handles discrimination complaints and worker issues)