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CINCINNATI, OHIO - NOVEMBER 16, 2012- The Cincinnati NAACP Executive Committee awarded $8,000 to IV Charis to fight HIV/AIDS in Cincinnati. The resource awarded came from the Hamilton County Asset Forfeiture Fund. HIV/AIDS and STD's are impacting African American women and men at alarming rates in Hamilton County. Their director Mamie Harris is an institution in herself and has spent a life time fighting this epidemic. "This is the first of many awards the Cincinnati NAACP will extend. In the next 30 days the organization will extend $20,000 more dollars in awards to support worthy organizations that are already doing great work," Christopher Smitherman, president of the Cincinnati NAACP said. The Cincinnati NAACP continues to be on the move and on the cutting edge of providing support to our community. The next issue the Executive Committee and Membership have voted on to support is infant mortality. "The next award will focus on providing financial support to an organization that is working to lower our third world country infant mortality rates in Hamilton County. Our African American babies must be saved," Smitherman said. . . . CLICK: IV-CHARIS: Compassionate Hearts Assisting, Rebuilding, Instructing and Serving |
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CINCINNATI, OHIO - NOVEMBER 12, 2012 - Pursuant to a directive of the National Office of the NAACP, Tuesday's (November 13, 2012) election for President, Officers, and Executive Committee of the Cincinnati unit of the NAACP has been postponed.
Once the procedural questions related to the election are addressed, the election will proceed. "I want nothing more than to hold a fair and open election for the Cincinnati unit of the NAACP," said Cincinnati President Christopher Smitherman.
Until the new election date, Christopher Smitherman will continue to serve as president of the Cincinnati NAACP.
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The Cincinnati NAACP Honors our Veterans on Veterans Day. THANK YOU for your service to our country! |
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CINCINNATI, OHIO - NOVEMBER 5, 2012 - The Board of Elections (824 Broadway St) opens at 8:00 AM for the last day of early voting. The Board of Elections will cut off voting at 2:00 PM. However, if you are in line to vote by 2:00 PM you will be allowed to cast your vote today. This means if the line extends to the Ohio River all American citizens in line by 2:00 PM will be allowed to vote today. "The Cincinnati NAACP has worked very hard to highlight the importance of early voting. Our team has slept out for 5 years to vote first but most importantly to stress the importance of voting early. I suggest you take off work and head to the Board of Elections to cast your vote early. Ohio will decide who the President will be tomorrow night and Hamilton County is the key," Christopher Smitherman, president of the Cincinnati NAACP said. |
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CINCINNATI, OHIO - NOVEMBER 3, 2012 - Hamilton County Board of Elections Voting Hours: Saturday, November 3rd 8AM to 12 PM Sunday, November 4th 1PM to 5PM Monday, November 5th 8AM to 2PM Location: 824 Broadway, Cincinnati, OH 45202 |
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