During Black History Month, Fairfax County NAACP continues our 120 Days of Giving campaign—a sustained commitment to advancing equity, justice, and opportunity across Fairfax County.
Black history reminds us that progress has always been fueled by collective action and community investment. Through 120 Days of Giving, we carry that legacy forward by supporting the advocacy work that protects voting rights, expands access to education, promotes fair housing, and strengthens our community.
This campaign is not about a single day of generosity, but about showing up consistently for the work that matters. Every contribution helps ensure that our advocacy remains strong, responsive, and rooted in the needs of the people we serve.
As we honor 100 years of celebrating Black History Month, we invite you to help shape the future. Give with purpose. Stand with Fairfax County NAACP.
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(IMPORTANT UPDATE!! NEW DATE!)
Fairfax NAACP Night at the Theatre – New Date Announced!
We’re excited to invite Fairfax County NAACP members and their guests to join us for our rescheduled Night at the Theatre at 1st Stage (1524 Spring Hill Rd Tysons, VA 22102). Enjoy discounted tickets to “Between Riverside and Crazy” by Stephen Adly Guirgis, directed by José Carrasquillo.
Fairfax Night: Saturday, March 14, 2026
Pre-show Reception: 1:00 PM (complimentary, with personal greeting from 1st Stage)
Performance: 2:00 PM
Discounted Ticket Price: $35 with promo code NAACPFAIRFAX
Winner of the 2015 Pulitzer Prize for Drama, this gripping story follows ex-cop and recent widower Walter “Pops” Washington and his newly paroled son, Junior, as they navigate life between Riverside and crazy. With the NYPD, landlords, and church on his back, Pops must confront old wounds, challenging houseguests, and one final ultimatum to hold on to his rent-stabilized apartment.
“…wonderful…a genuine original, that deserves to be seen….” — Newsday (NY)
Reserve Your Tickets: Use promo code NAACPFAIRFAX at 1ststage.org or call the box office at 703-854-1856 by March 9 to secure your seats!
Don’t miss this special opportunity to join us for a pre-show reception, meet the team at 1st Stage, and enjoy a memorable afternoon of award-winning theatre!
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2026 WOMEN’S HISTORY MONTH BREAKFAST
FRIDAY, MAR. 27, 2026
8:30-11 A.M.
LEADING THE CHANGE:
Women Shaping a Sustainable Future
The River View at Occoquan,
9751 Ox Rd, Lorton, VA 22079
REGISTER ONLINE
Click here to complete the form
The Commission for Women is asking Women’s History Month Breakfast attendees to please bring unopened feminine hygiene products to donate.
FAIRFAX COUNTY
COMMISSION for WOMEN
Promoting Equality for Women & Girls
FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT
Alexandra Hernandez
alexandria.hernandez@fairfaxcounty.gov
Apply Now — NEW Deadline!
The Michelle Leete Memorial Scholarship, offered by the Fairfax County NAACP, is awarding three $1,000 and two $500 scholarships to outstanding students who demonstrate leadership, service, and a commitment to equity in our community.
Eligible Fairfax County students must apply by April 30 to be considered. Don’t wait—take the next step toward your educational goals today! Access the application and full eligibility details using the QR code or link below.
Please share widely so we can reach students who could benefit from this meaningful opportunity.
Applications close April 30th
APPLY HERE!
Fairfax NAACP Winter Reading Series
Are you a published author and a member of Fairfax County NAACP? We’d love to feature your work.
As the days grow shorter and the air turns colder, there’s no better time to curl up with a powerful story—and we’re bringing back our community spotlight with the Fairfax NAACP Winter Reading Series. This season, we’re highlighting the authors within our membership whose voices, experiences, and perspectives deserve to be shared.
Here’s how to participate:
If you’ve published a book, please send:
- A link to where your book can be found
- A short description (up to five sentences)
- A high-quality image of your book cover
We’ll feature several titles at a time in our newsletter and across our social media platforms throughout the winter.
Let’s continue to uplift one another and celebrate the literary talent within our NAACP family.
Submissions can be sent to Communications at communications@fairfaxnaacp.org, using the subject line: “Fairfax NAACP Winter Reading Series.”.
A friendly reminder to those who pay annual membership dues to belong to the NAACP:
We rely on those dues payments to help us meet our financial obligations, both at the local, state, and national level. Your contributions and engagement are important to us. Please take a moment to check your membership card and see if it’s time to make your dues contribution.
Payment is simple. The following link will bring you to our Fairfax County NAACP web site, where you can update your membership information and then pay via PayPal. Please also consider making a donation when you remit your dues payment.
We very much appreciate your ongoing support and look forward to engaging with you.
For questions about your membership dues, please contact our Branch Secretary Mike O’Brien at secretary@fairfaxnaacp.org.
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