Membership
Join Sacramento NCBW
“Looking for a Few Good Women”
The National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc., Sacramento Chapter is a 501(c)(3) non-profit, all-volunteer organization that advocates on behalf of Black women and girls. Chartered in November of 2001, we are change agents working to influence policies that promote gender equity in health, education, and economic empowerment. We are one of seven California chapters and have 37 members. Read more about our history, our programs, and how to join Sacramento NCBW.
Join Sacramento NCBW
“Looking for a Few Good Women”
The National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc., Sacramento Chapter is a 501(c)(3) non-profit, all-volunteer organization that advocates on behalf of Black women and girls. Chartered in November of 2001, we are change agents working to influence policies that promote gender equity in health, education, and economic empowerment. We are one of seven California chapters and have 37 members. Read more about our history, our programs, and how to join Sacramento NCBW.
What you should know about Sacramento NCBW:
- We are an all-volunteer organization.
- We are professionals who use the skills and training gained at our colleges and universities and our career experiences to benefit our communities.
- We are an intergenerational organization.
- We would love to have you as a member.
- Membership requires sponsorship by an NCBW member in good standing.
Ready to join?
If you are interested in joining NCBW to make a difference in the lives of Black women, girls, and families in our Sacramento community and beyond or to learn more about our programs, complete the Interest form and we will contact you about membership and our programs.
2020-2022 Executive Board Members
(Elected and Sworn September 19, 2020)
| President | Dr. Elizabeth Sherrell-Davis |
| 1st Vice President | Jennifer Willis |
| 2nd Vice President | Tanika Banehene |
| 3rd Vice President | Martha Tate-Glass |
| Recording Secretary | Denise DeLuz |
| Financial Secretary | Margaret Fortune |
| Treasurer | Bertha Gaffney Gorman |
| Corresponding Secretary | Phyllis Johnson |
| Member-At-Large | Ollie Watson |
Committee Chairs
| Programs | Jennifer Willis |
| By-Laws | Barbara Yonemura |
| Chaplain | Gloria Robertson |
| Economic Empowerment | Denise Shepherd |
| Education & Scholarships | Christine Lovely |
| Finance & Fund Development | Tanika Banahene |
| Fostering Hope | Arnet Renee Heath |
| Health | Charlotte Scott-Day |
| Membership | Martha Tate Glass |
| Parliamentarian | Doreathea Johnson |
| Advocacy & Public Policy | Carolyn Mullins |
| S.T.E.A.M. | Ebony Stagg & Sonja Steward |
Membership
Adrienne Lawson
Anita Johnson
Arnet Heath
Barbara Yonemura
Bertha Gaffney Gorman
Bonnie Oliver
Carolyn Mullins
Charlotte Scott-Day
Cheryl Brownlee
Christine Lovely
Clarissa Wade
Cynthia Baker, Charter Member
Denise Shepherd
Doreathea Johnson
Ebony Stagg
Dr. Elizabeth Sherrell-Davis
Elnora Woods
Evelyn Frazier, Immediate Past President
Gloria Robertson
Greta Gross Wallace (Sustainer)
Katrice Cain (Sustainer)
Le Ondra Clark Harvey
Margaret Fortune
Martha Tate-Glass
Ollie Watson
Phyllis Johnson
Ramona Thomas
Regena Boyland
Rita Abel
Robin Carter
Rosemary Jones-Melvin, Chartering President
Shelia Howell
Sonja Steward
Tanika Banahene
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“There is no power for change greater than a community discovering what it cares about.”
~ Margaret J. Wheatley
