NAACP
Community Services Non Profits
Why pick this one
NAACP Fayetteville has served the Fayetteville/Cumberland County community since its 1940 charter and addresses housing, education, health, and criminal justice issues.
Best for
- civil rights and racial discrimination concerns
- housing discrimination complaints
- education equity and school-condition advocacy
- criminal justice reform and voting-rights advocacy
- immigrant justice issues in the community
- veterans seeking information about discrimination or government benefits
Specialties
- civil rights advocacy
- housing discrimination complaints
- education equity advocacy
- criminal justice reform advocacy
- immigrant justice support
- veterans' discrimination complaints
Certifications
- National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
- 501(c)(4) organization
What makes them different
- Fayetteville/Cumberland County Branch chartered on January 2, 1940
- Standing committees address education, housing, health, labor, immigration, veterans, and criminal justice
- Branch president James E. Buxton, Jr. has led the Fayetteville Branch since 2007
- Branch received the Fayetteville Human Relations Commission's Outstanding Organization of the Year award in February 2025
- Membership options include annual, youth, corporate, and life memberships
- Serves
- Fayetteville
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Contact & Location
- Address
- 707 Murchison Rd, Fayetteville, NC 28301
- Phone
- +19108247504
- Website
- https://www.naacp-faycc.org/
- info@naacp-faycc.org
Services
- community organizing
- civil rights advocacy
- membership programs
- education advocacy
- health equity advocacy
- economic development and housing advocacy
- criminal justice advocacy
- immigration advocacy
- veterans' support and information