Programs
Monthly Recurring Programs
Financial Friday
Economic Empowerment and Financial Literacy
Economic empowerment for the Black community begins sharing information and resources. The African American Community Service Agency ( AACSA) has invited local financial leaders to share information for the education and development of individual and family generational wealth.
Piece of Mind: Art Night
Piece of Mind: Art Night is a wellness program dedicated to teaching and learning new art mediums, discussing concepts and how art can connect to various areas and aspects of life; expression, and exploring creativity. Piece of Mind is hosted by Ian Young, local artist, illustrator, graphic designer, and barber.
Community Listening Sessions
AACSA hosts community listening sessions to gather ideas, assess needs, provide clarification, and address questions about our programs and services.
Senior Citizens Connected
Senior Digital Literacy Class
The Senior Citizens Connected program is a digital literacy class for adults 55+ to get connected and educated about new technology. Program participants learn basic to intermediate computer skills such as, but not limited to email function, internet safety, digital stories, using smartphones, photography, video, and other useful topics.
Signature Event
Martin Luther King Jr. Luncheon
The Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Luncheon observes the birthday of legendary civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. A community event hosted since 1980, the annual luncheon commemorates and honors the life and legacy of Dr. King and highlights various members of the local community and beyond who have contributed to the service of others. The MLK Luncheon unites a combination of community and trade organizations, corporations, philanthropists, and students for a one-of-a-kind event.
Juneteenth in the Street Festival
The Juneteenth in the Streets Festival is the oldest African American cultural festival celebrating the end of slavery. Demonstrating the strength of a united African American community, the festival economically supports and displays the creativity of African American artists, entertainers, and entrepreneurs. Additionally, it economically supports and educates the African American community and the community at large about the significant contributions made by African Americans locally and abroad.
Annual Black History Month
A February celebration. Check back soon.
Annual Back to School
Check back soon.
Gala (5 Year Cycle)
Next Gala coming 2028.
AACSA Anniversary
Coming April 20.
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