Welcome to the NAACP Main Line Branch: A Legacy of Advocacy and Community Empowerment
Welcome to the NAACP Main Line Branch: A Legacy of Advocacy and Community Empowerment
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The NAACP Main Line Branch has been a beacon of hope and advocacy since its inception as the Bryn Mawr Branch in 1929. Our commitment to civil rights has only strengthened over the decades, as we continue to serve communities across Lower Merion, Upper Merion, Radnor, Haverford, Tredyffrin, EastTown, and Great Valley.
The NAACP Main Line Branch has been a beacon of hope and advocacy since its inception as the Bryn Mawr Branch in 1929. Our commitment to civil rights has only strengthened over the decades, as we continue to serve communities across Lower Merion, Upper Merion, Radnor, Haverford, Tredyffrin, EastTown, and Great Valley.
Branch Meetings:
Branch Meetings:
UPDATE: Monthly Meetings Have Moved to the Second Tuesday
UPDATE: Monthly Meetings Have Moved to the Second Tuesday
Begining May 2026, NAACP Main Line Branch monthly meetings will move from the first Tuesday of the month to the second Tuesdayof the month.
If a holiday coincides with the second Tuesday, our meeting will be rescheduled to the 3rd Tuesday. For specific details regarding scheduled meetings, committee gatherings, and events, kindly refer to our events page. Additionally, you can access information on our Facebook page by clicking here.
Our meetings are currently conducted via Zoom as this arrangement accommodates the majority of our current membership, we will have in-person meetings every so often, please stay informed and receive timely updates and meeting notices, please subscribe to our email notifications.
For any inquiries, feel free to email the Branch Secretary at NAACPMLBranch@gmail.com or contact us at 610-813-2097.
Connect with us on social media:
- Facebook: www.facebook.com/NAACPMLBranch
- X (formally Twitter): @naacpmainline
- Instagram: @naacpmainline
To make donation to the NAACP Main Line Branch, please click the image above.
Contributions to civic leagues or other section 501(c)(4) organizations generally are not deductible as charitable contributions for federal income tax purposes.
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