ICYMI: Please Contribute to AFRICOM'S GIVING TUESDAY November 30, 2021

By Gloria DULAN-Wilson

Hello All:

Hope all is well with you all.  I am sharing this important message with you from AFRICOM-PHILLY.ORG in reference to our own form of GIVING TUESDAY!

Now more than ever, Black people here and on the continent have to band together.  

 

I heard with gread disdain and anger, the president's ban on People from SOUTH AFRICA to enter the United States - when most of the carriers of Covid are from European/caucasoid communities.  In the interim, I'm also cognizant of the boost in the favor to Afghanistan refugees, while Haitian and others who likewise deserve asylum and assistance are being ignored, or denied altogether.  This means that if anything is going to be done for us, it has to be done by us - joined together, and with a focus on our own self sufficiency - not waiting or depending on the approval or disapproval of others. 

So I am sharing this with you from brother Eric Edi of AFRICOM - It is essential that you pitch in and give what you can on GIVING TUESDAYS -

The details are below.

Stay Blessed &

ECLECTICALLY BLACK

Gloria DULAN-Wilson 

OFFICIAL 

Hello friends and Supporters 

Do you want to join us in supporting a good cause? This #GivingTuesday we are raising money for the Coalition of African Communities - Philadelphia and your contribution will make an impact, whether you donate $5 or $500. Every little bit helps. And on GivingTuesday Nov 30, Meta will match $8 million in qualifying donations. Thank you for your support. I've included information about Coalition of African Communities - Philadelphia below.

The Coalition of African and Caribbean Communities’ (AFRICOM) mission is to advocate and organize to promote immigrant and refugee empowerment, a sense of belonging, and self-sufficiency. AFRICOM hosts a variety of programs that center on leadership, culture, education, and civic engagement. 

                         You can share and donate using the links 

https://www.facebook.com/donate/2944216082462449/ 

or 

Visit our Webpage www.africom-philly.org 

A generous Donor has offered to match what we raise 

Eric Edi, Ph.D.

Chief Operating Officer (C.O.O)

Visit us www.africom-philly.org or on Facebook: Africom-philly

6328 Paschal Avenue, Suite B, Philadelphia PA 19142

Tel (267) 787 1302 / (215) 729 0800 x 822

NOW THAT YOU KNOW

WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO ABOUT IT?

Stay Blessed &

ECLECTICALLY BLACK

Gloria DULAN-Wilson