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Event: Announcing a Call for Nominations for NCBW SNJ Chapter 2010

Candace Women of Achievement Awards

Contact: 856-757-0391, 856-468-1239 or download the Nomination

Package via e-mail: www.ncbw-snj.org

Deadline for Nominations: November 13, 2009

The Southern New Jersey Chapter of the National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc., a

national non-profit organization, proudly announce a call for nominations for the 2010

Candace Women of Achievement Awards. This award recognizes distinguished women

of minority descent whose contributions to society mirror our mission in the areas of issues

of importance to minorities as they relate to Health, Education, Economic Development,

Arts and Culture, Community Service, Spiritual Leader, Civic Awareness, Corporate-Glass

Ceiling Executive and Science & Technology.

While the nominee is not required to reside in Southern New Jersey to qualify for the

award, their contributions must have a positive impact upon minorities residing in the

southern region. The nominee must agree to be nominated and be willing to attend the

award ceremony.

Beginning this year, we would like to recognize a South Jersey youth, ages 14-18, who

has made a significant impact on her community and excelled as a leader, mentor and

entrepreneur. These attributes support NCBW’s goal, which is to develop socially

conscious leaders throughout our various communities. We believe our youth are not

recognized enough and this kind of exposure will encourage more youth to go above and

beyond anyone’s expectations.

Our selection committee will review all nominations and select the individuals whom we

believe meet the highest standard in their area of accomplishment. Honorees will be

recognized at our Candace Award Luncheon Ceremony on Saturday, March 27, 2010

(Save this Date) at Auletto Catering, Almonesson, NJ 08096.

If you know an individual who meets the criteria for an award, and wish to nominate

them, please complete the attached nomination form and return it to the address below by

November, 13 2009. We look forward to hearing from you.

Candace Award Selection Committee

P.O. Box 4

Wenonah, NJ 08090

National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc.
Southern New Jersey Chapter
P.O. Box 4
Wenonah, NJ 08090
email: nc100bw@ncbw-snj.org

National Headquarters WEB site: www.ncbw.org

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