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National Day of Empowerment Community Fest

When
11/16/2019
12:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Location
Union Temple Baptist Church- 1225 W St SE, Washington, DC 20020

Registration

Attendee Registration- General Public
Attendee Registration- Thursday Network Member
Individual Raffle Ticket – $5.00
Vendor Registration – $25.00
Volunteer -Cleanup: (2pm-3pm)
Will assist with venue clean up and break down to return Spaces back to normal set up.
Volunteer- Set up/Guest registration (11am-1pm)
Will help set up, register and check in guests upon arrival.
Volunteer-Event Task (12pm-2pm)

Registration is closed

This Saturday, November 16, Thursday Network (the young professional affiliate of the Greater Washington Urban League) will host its first ever National Day of Empowerment Community Fest. The Community Fest will provide much-needed community services and enrichment activities, including social services assistance, fall activities for kids, educational and career aid, and presentations from Census spokespersons and recruiters to share valuable information about the importance of being counted in 2020. Refreshments will be available, as well as a raffle. The National Day of Empowerment (NDOE) is an annual signature event for National Urban League Young Professional chapters. This year, the theme is "Make Black Count: Building Equity for the Future," focused on educating communities on the census.

The event Is free and open to the public with registration. Vendors are welcome to participate for a small fee. Please register via the registration tab.

Join us for a day of fall fun as we promote community empowerment! We’ll be providing resources & support for small businesses, recruitment for jobs, an exhibit of vendors, and fun activities for kids.

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Greater Washington Urban League Building

2901 14th Street NW
Washington, DC 20009
General Body Meetings occur on the 4th Thursdays of the month at 6:30p.

About Us

Founded in 1992, Thursday Network is comprised of over 200 young professionals committed to serving the Washington Metropolitan area through community programs and partnership that address the Empowerment Goals of the National Urban League. The mission of TN is to provide a forum for young adults, ages 21 – 40, to focus their energies on community service, professional development, and political involvement.

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