Monroe's NAACP chapter began in 1961
Monroe's NAACP chapter began more than 62 years ago. In 2018, it was reinstated by Deacon William Parker, MCCC's Kojo Quartey and others.
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Monroe's NAACP chapter began more than 62 years ago. In 2018, it was reinstated by Deacon William Parker, MCCC's Kojo Quartey and others.
Monroe Chapter No. 15 Royal Arch Masons recently conducted a free distribution of used clothing, miscellaneous household items and toys at the Sanford Masonic Temple. While community participation was smaller than hoped for, it was most successful in that those who participated left with armloads of good merchandise. The Chapter plans to make this a regular event, hopefully
Monroe Community Mental Health Authority has formed a coalition to identify opportunities for partnership and collaboration.
The Monroe-based Turtle Island Dream Keepers Maawanji’iding hosts the Pow Wow; intended to teach younger generations about Native American culture.
The garden space resulted from a La-Z-Boy Foundation grant to fund youth art projects in the Monroe community.