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NC100BWSA Dorothy Collins Scholarship Fund
NC100BWSA Dorothy Collins Scholarship Fund
Celebrating a Legacy of Empowerment and Service
“If I can help somebody, then my living shalt not be in vain.” – Dorothy Lee Price Collins
Join us in celebrating the extraordinary life and legacy of Dorothy Lee Price Collins, a founding sister of the San Antonio Chapter of the National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc. (NCBW), and a luminary in education and civil rights activism.
Dorothy's Legacy
Your Impact
Donate Today Visit our campaign page here to make a difference. Whether it's a one-time gift or a recurring donation, your support is vital in continuing Dorothy's legacy.
Dorothy Collins: A Legacy of Service and Excellence As we honor Dorothy's memory, we are reminded of her parting wisdom: “Service is the rent we pay for occupying this space on earth. I love service, and I’m trying to pay my rent.” Let us continue to pay our rent in service, following in the footsteps of a true humanitarian.
“If I can help somebody, then my living shalt not be in vain.” – Dorothy Lee Price Collins
Join us in celebrating the extraordinary life and legacy of Dorothy Lee Price Collins, a founding sister of the San Antonio Chapter of the National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc. (NCBW), and a luminary in education and civil rights activism.
Dorothy's Legacy
- Pioneering Leader: As a founding member of the San Antonio Chapter of NCBW since April 1996, Dorothy was a pillar of strength, wisdom, and leadership.
- Devoted Educator & Activist: A revered educator and passionate civil rights activist, she dedicated her life to uplifting African American girls and women, integrating communities, and advocating for equality.
- Community Connector: Dorothy's involvement extended to numerous organizations, including the NAACP and the San Antonio Women’s Hall of Fame, fostering collaborations that enriched lives.
Your Impact
- Support Future Educators: Your contributions will directly fund scholarships for women aspiring to careers in education, continuing Dorothy's vision.
- Spread the Message: Share the story of Dorothy's impact and the importance of this scholarship. Help us reach others who share our commitment to education and empowerment.
- Stay Engaged: Join us in our events and initiatives. Your active participation keeps Dorothy's memory and mission alive.
- Champion of Equality: From leading desegregation efforts to mentoring future leaders, Dorothy's influence was profound and far-reaching.
- Spiritual Guide & Mentor: As a chapter chaplain and board director, she provided guidance, wisdom, and spiritual support, enriching the chapter and its members.
- Trailblazer for Women: Dorothy's life was a beacon of dedicated service, inspiring us to continue her work with the same passion and excellence.
Donate Today Visit our campaign page here to make a difference. Whether it's a one-time gift or a recurring donation, your support is vital in continuing Dorothy's legacy.
Dorothy Collins: A Legacy of Service and Excellence As we honor Dorothy's memory, we are reminded of her parting wisdom: “Service is the rent we pay for occupying this space on earth. I love service, and I’m trying to pay my rent.” Let us continue to pay our rent in service, following in the footsteps of a true humanitarian.
Our Partners
We partner with a number of community organizations whose mission aligns with ours.
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Our Impact
Our members advocate on behalf of black women and girls to promote leadership development and gender equity in the areas of health, education and economic empowerment. As a voice for millions of black women and girls in the united states, NCBW believes in inclusion, respect, racial and social justice, integrity and accountability and collaboration.
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Our Purpose
- To foster principles of equal rights and opportunities;
- To promote the awareness of Black culture;
- To develop the potential of the membership for effective leadership and participation in civil affairs;
- To take action on specific issues of national and international importance; and
- To cooperate with other persons and organizations to achieve mutual goals.
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- To promote the awareness of Black culture;
- To develop the potential of the membership for effective leadership and participation in civil affairs;
- To take action on specific issues of national and international importance; and
- To cooperate with other persons and organizations to achieve mutual goals.
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JULY 2019
“I did a commercial some time ago for the children’s hospital and at the end of it, I say, “I have these wonderful patients, and you can be anything you want to be.” And this little patient comes in to me the next day and he says, “I can be anything I want to be.”
-- Dr. Dianna Burns-Banks, 2nd VP San Antonio Chapter
-- Dr. Dianna Burns-Banks, 2nd VP San Antonio Chapter
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JULY 2020
“The noose is a sign of racism & hate...”
— Dorothy Collins - Edgewood ISD Retired Educator, 88 years young
— Dorothy Collins - Edgewood ISD Retired Educator, 88 years young
Learning to LeadNCBW SA Leadership Team at 2019 Biennial Leadership Conference |
