Qsxa Black History Committee of Orange County Inc

Qsxa Black. History Committee of Orange County, Inc.

Overview of BHCOC and Member The Black History Committee Consists of Members Representing Government and Private Companies

Mission Statement Qsxa The Black History Committee of Orange County, Inc. is committed to educating our citizens on American History. We are committed to improving the dialogue as it pertains to contributions African-Americans have made to society as a whole. We are also committed to supporting our community by donating funds to students who wish to continue their education by obtaining an undergraduate or graduate degree, and to help the disadvantaged at large.

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Fund Raising Qsxa BHCOC, Inc. Annual Gala

Prior Black History Qsxa Gala Speakers Dr. Julianne Malvo Dr. David Satcher, Dr. Jonetta Betsch Cole Judge Greg Mathis Christopher Gardner Alvin Poussaint Hill Harper Roland S. Martin

2011 Black History Qsxa. Celebration 2011 Banquet Keynote speaker Tasha Smith Topic : Inspiring Women to Greatness

2011 Black History Qsxa. Celebration

2011 Black History Qsxa. Celebration Master of Ceremony Rod Z With Special Guest Singer Curtis Rayam

Community Service Qsxa Awards Humanitarian Education Community Service

Scholarships Donated Qsxa BHCOC has donated over $200, 000 to local Schools, Colleges and Universities in Orlando and throughout the State of Florida. Donations have been made to: Pineloch Elementary Valencia Community College University of Central Florida A&M University Bethune Cookman

Qsxa Thanks for All your Support

Qsxa Platinum Sponsor MV Transportation, Inc.

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Qsxa Silver Sponsors

Qsxa We Thank you So much for All your support Our sponsors helped the BHCOC make a difference in the community.

Qsxa Heroes Past & Present Celebrating our Legacy Reflection of our African American History

Heroes Past & Present Qsxa A New Direction

Qsxa Past & Present Heroes Hill Harper

Qsxa Harriett Tubman Frederick Douglas Heroes Past & Present Celebrating our Legacy Reflection of our African American History

Booker T. Washington 1856 -1915 Qsxa Heroes Past & Present Celebrating our Legacy Reflection of our African American History

Qsxa Edmond DEDE 1827 -1901 Heroes Past & Present Celebrating our Legacy Reflection of our African American History

Qsxa Heroes Past & Present Celebrating our Legacy Reflection of our African American History

Qsxa Heroes Past and Present Celebrating our Legacy Reflection of our African American History

Madam C. J. Walker 1867 – 1919 Cosmetic Industry Business Woman Qsxa Heroes Past and Present Celebrating our Legacy Reflection of our African American History

Qsxa Heroes Past and Present Celebrating our Legacy Reflection of our African American History

Qsxa Mary Mc. Leod Bethune 1875 - 1955 Heroes Past and Present Celebrating our Legacy Reflection of our African American History

Qsxa Heroes Past and Present Celebrating our Legacy Reflection of our African American History

Qsxa Duke Elling ton 1899 - 197 4 Heroes Past and Present Celebrating our Legacy Reflection of our African American History

Louis “Satchmo” Armstrong Qsxa 1900 - 1971 Heroes Past and Present Celebrating our Legacy Reflection of our African American History

Qsxa Heroes Past and Present Celebrating our Legacy Reflection of our African American History

Distinguished jazz musicians of the latter half of the 20 th century. Qsxa Heroes Past and Present Celebrating our Legacy Reflection of our African American History

Qsxa Heroes Past and Present Celebrating our Legacy Reflection of our African American History

Qsxa Rosa Parks 1913 - 2005 Heroes Past and Present Celebrating our Legacy Reflection of our African American History

Qsxa NAACP attorney Thurgood Marshall, Was the nations first Black Justice. Winning Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka, Kans. , segregation in public schools was Found to be unconstitutional. Heroes Past and Present Celebrating our Legacy Reflection of our African American History

Qsxa Heroes Past and Present Celebrating our Legacy Reflection of our African American History

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Qsxa Heroes Past and Present Celebrating our Legacy Reflection of our African American History

Qsxa Born in rural Mississippi to a poor unwed teenaged mother, and later raised in a Milwaukee ghetto, Winfrey was raped at the age of nine, and at fourteen, gave birth to a son who died in infancy. Heroes Past and Present Celebrating our Legacy Reflection of our African American History

Qsxa Heroes Past and Present Celebrating our Legacy Reflection of our African American History

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