Freedom First BBQ Cookoff
Calling all Grillmasters! Is your BBQ game sizzling hot? It’s time to put your skills to the ultimate test at the Freedom First BBQ Cook-Off.
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Opal’s Walk for Freedom
At 90 years old, Ms. Opal began her walking campaign to bring attention to the need for Juneteenth to be a National Day of Observance. With 47 states that officially recognized it as a holiday, she believed now it was time for national legislation.
Your Voice Unleashed
Presenting teens with a positive opportunity to develop tolerance of cultural differences and promote unity and racial harmony by bringing teenagers of all races and backgrounds together working to accomplish a common goal thereby producing knowledgeable and caring citizens for the future
Empowering You
The Empowering You event attempts to address the disparities that exist by providing access to healthcare, college and job recruitment, financial education and business information that might have been out of reach before.
Miss Juneteenth
The Miss Juneteenth Scholarship Pageant continues to positively and progressively impact the lives of young women. This impact is accomplished through the training and seminars provided to the contestants. Even though this is a pageant, there is a sisterhood created among the contestants, and this intangible benefit is the most impactful.