The Mission of the North County African American Women's Association is to provide a support network through education, health awareness, and life skills programs for women and girls in San Diego North County to increase their self-sufficiency.
The NCAAWA was founded by eleven committed and dedicated women in the Oceanside area in 1994.
The organization was formed to celebrate ethnic and racial pride and to explore the beauty and strength of our culture.
One of our goals is assisting graduating seniors and women in the North San Diego County achieve their future goals. We do this through our fund raising efforts. The major fund raising event is the Gentlelmen's Gourmet. This community event is a special one indeed and well attended each year.
Upcoming Event
Leadership Luncheon, April 9, 2013
Go to Leadership Luncheon on our page for Information
Annual Gentlemen's Gourmet
October 19, 2013
Greetings,
Thank you for visiting our website! I am pleased to have you make contact with us. The women of NCAAWA are hard working, dedicated individuals who wish to make a positive, lasting contribution to their communities. We are actively engaged in many causes that support helping others in our area. We hope that you will see something on this website that connects with your goals or aims which will cause you to join us to fulfill them. This fun loving group of women understands that there is no greater joy than sharing with others.
Come to our next meeting or event and see for yourself how you can become involved in doing something good!
Our General Meetings are held every 4th Thursday of the month.
Interested in donating to the North County African American Women's Association, 501 (c) (3) non-profit organiztion? If so, you can donate easily online with PayPal or mail in your tax-deductible donation.
REGISTER TO VOTE IN THE GENERAL ELECTION
Maybe you have moved, changed your name or never had the opportunity to regster to vote in the general election, we have a link below for easy access to register. Click on the link below.
