WHO WE ARE:

The Prince George’s County Section of the National Council of Negro Women is a non-partisan, non-profit 501(c)3 organization. We are dedicated to improving the quality of life for all women and families residing in the Prince George’s County community.

We are an organization that is committed to women’s issues and supports and promotes the programs of our National Headquarters.

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NCNW Prince George's Section, Prayer Breakfast

Prince George’s Section of NCNW presents its 2025 Prayer Breakfast 

Join us for food and fellowship as we take Faithful Footsteps “Walking Together in Purpose” (Phillippians 2″2-4) Enjoy words of wisdom from our speaker Dr. Willete O. Wright, and muscial selections from Tammie Hayes and Ginger Saxophonist! You dont want to miss it– mark you calendars today!

Martins Crosswinds Greenbelt, MD 20770 on October 18, 2025, 8 am!

 Tickets are $85

For ticket information, contact Dolores Tilghman (240)381-8442 or Veronica Barnes (301)609-1603

National Council of Negro Women, Mid-Atlantic Bethune Height Recognition Brunch

The National Council of Negro Women is Hosting the Mid-Atlantic Bethune Height Recognition Brunch

You are cordially invited to the most anticipated event of the year as we celebrate five decades of the Bethune Heights Recognition Program (BHRP).

Saturday, October 25, 2025 from 12PM- 4PM at the Fairfax Marriott Fair Oaks, 11787 Lee Jackson Memorial Hwy, Fairfax, VA 22033

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Uncommon Height Honors

Join us as we celebrate our 90th Anniversary by honoring the leaders who have made our community proud and ascended to Uncommon Height.

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Event Attire is Black Tie.

(No On-Site Ticket Sales. Honoring 50% refunds up until Monday, November 24th)

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National Council of Negro Women (NCNW), 501 (c)(3), proudly carries on the work of Founder, Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune, and President Emerita, Dr. Dorothy Irene Height

NCNW Founded

Prince George's County Chapter NCNW Founded

Prince George's County Chapter NCNW Chartered

“To make a living, you earn. To make a life, you give.”

-Annette Jones Funn

Organizer of the Prince George’s County Section of NCNW, 1980 

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If you are interested in continuing the National Council of Negro Women’s efforts in strengthening our communities and would like to become a member of the Prince George’s County Section.

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