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Fayetteville NAACP The mission of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People is to ensure the polit Frank McKay, Dr. Warren Melchor, Mr. Robert Beatly, Mr. Mr.

The Fayetteville Branch of the NAACP was chartered on January 2nd, 1940 by eight honorable citizens and community activists, namely: Mr. Jerry Hollingsworth, Mr. Sippio Burton, Mr. Warren Couchman, Mr. Joseph Pillow, Mr. John McCollum, Mr Richard Walker, Mr. Walter Robinson, and Mr. Frank Williston. McKay became the first Branch President. More than 75 years later, our current President, Mr. James E. “Jimmy” Buxton,Jr continues their legacy alongside the leadership team to ensure our community of Fayetteville and Cumberland County at large progresses with the mission of the NAACP.

10/10/2026
NAACP  Fayetteville NAACPFamily, Friends,With only ONE month until the end of the midterm election, the most important t...
10/03/2026

NAACP Fayetteville NAACP

Family, Friends,

With only ONE month until the end of the midterm election, the most important thing you can do right now is make a plan to vote and help your family, friends, and community do the same.

Whether you're voting early, voting by mail, or voting on Election Day on November 3, having a plan makes it more likely that your voice will be heard.

The NAACP has created free resources to help you get ready:

📣 We the People: Vote Toolkit
Access ready-to-use graphics, sample social media posts, and messaging to encourage voter participation in your community.
Download the We the People: Vote Toolkit
WTP 2026 Midterms Toolkit
https://naacp.org/sites/default/files/documents/WTP%202026%20Midterms%20Toolkit.pdf?emci=94d55af2-13be-f111-a6a9-000d3a56d2f7&emdi=1728969b-2cbf-f111-a6a9-000d3a56d2f7&ceid=2809924
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We the People: Election Protection Toolkit
Get resources that explain every step of the voting process and learn what to do if you experience problems at the polls.
Download the Election Protection Toolkit

📑 Voter Guides
Request your free printed nonpartisan voter guide.
Campus and Community Print Request Form - Guides.vote | Voters Guides
Request Printed Guides Here
https://guides.vote/print-request-form/?emci=94d55af2-13be-f111-a6a9-000d3a56d2f7&emdi=1728969b-2cbf-f111-a6a9-000d3a56d2f7&ceid=2809924

And remember, if you or someone you know runs into any problems while voting, call 866-OUR-VOTE (866-687-8683) for help or report an incident here.

Every vote from us is a vote for us. Let's make sure we stay in lockstep, informed, prepared, and ready to vote by November 3.
Make Your Plan to Vote

Vote for Democracy and Freedom | NAACP
https://naacp.org/campaigns/power-your-vote?emci=94d55af2-13be-f111-a6a9-000d3a56d2f7&emdi=1728969b-2cbf-f111-a6a9-000d3a56d2f7&ceid=2809924
P.S. Make sure to share these resources with your fellow NAACP members, faith community, student group, family, and friends. When we prepare together, we show up stronger together.

Forward Together,

Dominik Whitehead
Chief of Field, Membership Growth and Unit Sustainability
NAACP

Get ready for the 2024 election season by registering to vote, requesting your absentee ballot, or verifying your registration.

Fayetteville NAACP    Meeting
10/01/2026

Fayetteville NAACP
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707 Murchison Road
Fayetteville, NC
28301

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Wednesday 1pm - 4pm
Thursday 1pm - 4pm
Friday 1pm - 4pm

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