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Introduction

National Hook-Up of Black Women, Inc. (NHBW) is a National, 501(c)3 nonprofit organization established in 1974. NHBW is dedicated to improving the lives of Black families through support of the arts, culture, health, education and human service programs. Volunteer members advocate a communications network which reflects a rich diversity of Black women from varied business, professional and community disciplines. NHBW also represents a broad constituency which crosses all economic, social and educational levels. NHBW is concerned about the commitment to equality and justice. National Headquarters reside in Chicago, IL. To learn more about the National Hook-Up of Black Women Inc., and local Chapters, go to: http://www.nhbwinc.com.

Mission Statement

To achieve the goals of NHBW, all Chapters aim to "hook-up" with individuals, organizations and institutions whose goals are to foster and promote the economic and social development of Black women and their families, our elders and local fellowships. NHBW also constitutes a National support base for all Black women who serve in positions of leadership and are responsible activists in the struggle for equal opportunities for Black women in all aspects of life.

Camden, New Jersey Chapter

The Camden chapter of NHBW encourages community involvement. Our members devote their time and talents because we recognize the impact of our work on the lives of many who are underserved in their communities.

These women are dedicated to a long-term course of action and involvement. The tasks for our volunteers include hands-on community support and services for feeding the homeless, providing scholarships for our Black youth, promoting the endeavors and empowerment of Black women, support of the elderly and Black families.

Camden Chapter Meetings
First Sunday of each month at 3:30 p.m.
Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital, 1600 Haddon Ave. Camden, NJ
Easy off-street parking.
Sign our Guest Book. We'd love to meet you!

Executive Committee Camden Chapter

Elected Officers 2010 - 2012

Constance Goldman   President
Joan Langston           1st Vice President
Sandra Gibson             2nd Vice President, National Membership Chair
Darlene Still                  Treasurer
Gale Ponton                  Secretary, National Vice Chair Northeastern Region
Renee Burton                Parlimentarian
Kathryn Gaines              Emeritus

National Black United Federation of Charities, Inc.

“A SISTER’S JOURNEY, MOVING FROM ME TO WE"

Everyone is welcome to join. Membership is open to all women who embrace the goals and objectives of this organization regardless of race, color, religion, national origin, age or physical ability. Tell us why you are interested in NHBW. Whether it's by joining, sponsorship or offering your expertise, your support is of great importance. For volunteering opportunities, use the Guest Book below, or visit us at: http://www.nhbwinc.com/membership.html.

Guest Book

Lend Your Support

NHBW is a volunteer organization. Money from membership dues and fundraisers help to support local community initatives. Contributions made by individuals, companies and foundations allow us to continue programs and activities for local projects in the communities we serve. If you are interested in becoming a sponsor, please sign the Guest Book, and let us know how you can be contacted. Participate by showing your patronage. No contribution is too small. Did you know that a $75 donation helps a senior reduce the cost of prescription medications or provides a family with a holiday meal? A $250 donation defrays some of the costs for our college-bound scholarship recipients. View our website to see what the Camden Chapter does community-wide, and make sure to stay up-to-date with our Fundraisers.