NAACP Lebanon County Branch 26AA-B

Formed to address a pressing need in Lebanon County, Pennsylvania for greater transparency & accountability among our public officials and public institutions with respect to civil and human rights, we are Lebanon County Branch 26AA-B.

We are proud to be members of our nation's oldest and largest civil rights organization, as one of more than 2,200 units with more than 2 million NAACP members across the nation.

Everyone who lives or works in Lebanon County is not only eligible, but warmly invited to join our Branch.

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Join or Renew Your Membership

You can join now or renew your membership through the national NAACP website, linked below. We are Branch 26AA-B Lebanon County, PA.

If you'd like to renew but don't know your Membership ID, please email us and we can look it up for you.

NAACP Membership

Standing Committees

Our standing committees are where much of our work is done. We currently have 4 main standing committees:

Education
Public Safety & Criminal Justice
Legal Redress
Voting Rights & Political Engagement

Find out more about our committees below:

Committees

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There are many ways to join us and support our mission. Contact us to find out more about volunteer opportunities, fundraising events, and other ways that you can get involved building a better community!

You can also find our branch on facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/groups/lebanonnaacp

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We need your help! Find more info about how become an event sponsor and about other ways to donate to our branch's work.

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videos

"critical race theory: engaging us history honestly"

We invite you to view this talk on "critical race theory" by Lebanon Valley College Professor Emeritus of History and Branch Secretary Michael Schroeder, delivered on Zoom at our general membership meeting of July 7, 2022.

Video of our 3rd annual frederick douglass community oration, July 4, 2022

Held under a copse of trees on the campus of Lebanon Valley College in Annville, PA, on July 4, 2022, this Third Annual Frederick Douglass Community Oration was organized by Lebanon County Branch 26AA of the NAACP in collaboration with Lebanon Valley College as a solemn and celebratory act of public remembrance, one day shy of the 170th anniversary of the first time the famed abolitionist & orator delivered his historic speech in Rochester, NY. The taproots of racism run very deep in our country, and we cannot uproot that toxic legacy without ruthlessly honest and unfettered remembrance of their origins in 246 years of racialized slavery.