EBONY VISION

🚨 Final Notice – Page Closing 🚨

At midnight tonight, this Ebony Vision page will be permanently closed.

This will be our last post here.

To continue receiving updates, resources, and opportunities to engage with Ebony Vision’s work in the Black community, please follow and connect with us on our new official page:

👉 Ebony Vision (New Page):�https://www.facebook.com/share/186bixcRxL/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Thank you for being part of this chapter. The work continues—and we hope you’ll walk with us into what’s next. 🖤

Ebony Vision Updated Ebony Vision is a nonprofit empowering Black communities through culturally responsive education, mentorship, and healing. We exist to help people see their worth and their future.

⏳ Friendly Reminder: This Page Is Closing Tonight

Just a quick reminder that this Ebony Vision page will be shut down tonight at midnight.

If you want to stay connected to our programs, events, announcements, and community work, make sure you’ve followed our new official page.

👉 Join us on the new page here:�https://www.facebook.com/share/186bixcRxL/?mibextid=wwXIfr

This transition helps us move forward with clarity, intention, and alignment. We’d love to see you there. 🖤✨ Ebony Vision Board of Directors

Ebony Vision Updated Ebony Vision is a nonprofit empowering Black communities through culturally responsive education, mentorship, and healing. We exist to help people see their worth and their future.

As part of our continued evolution, the current Ebony Vision page will be officially retired tomorrow at midnight.

This space has held stories, connections, and community, and we are deeply grateful for everyone who has been part of this journey.

✨ Don’t worry! We’re not going anywhere.
We’ve launched a new Ebony Vision page that better reflects who we are becoming and where we’re headed.

👉 Please follow and engage with us on our new page here:https://www.facebook.com/share/186bixcRxL/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Thank you for walking with us as we continue to empower, heal, and uplift our community. 🤎 As part of our continued evolution, the current Ebony Vision page will be officially retired tomorrow at midnight.

Ebony Vision Updated Ebony Vision is a nonprofit empowering Black communities through culturally responsive education, mentorship, and healing. We exist to help people see their worth and their future.

✨ Introducing the Ebony Vision Board of Directors ✨

We are proud to introduce the dedicated leaders who help guide Ebony Vision’s mission of empowering Black communities through culturally responsive education, mentorship, and healing.

Our Board of Directors brings together lived experience,
professional expertise, and a deep commitment to our community. They serve with intention—helping us stay grounded in our values, accountable to the people we serve, and focused on building a future where our community can thrive.
This board is more than titles and roles. It is a collective of individuals who believe in:

🖤 Centering Minoritized voices
🖤 Protecting community integrity
🖤 Investing in healing, growth, and opportunity
🖤 Doing the work with care and responsibility

Over the coming weeks, we’ll be highlighting each board member and the heart they bring to Ebony Vision. Please join us in welcoming and celebrating this powerful group of leaders.

Together, we move the vision forward.

On the 4th day of Black History Month. Please seek the true meaning and understanding on the importance on our history.

Ebony Vision is seeking proposals from qualified individuals or teams to design and build our new organizational website.

As we enter a revitalized chapter, we are looking for partners who can help translate nearly two decades of community impact into a clear, accessible, and engaging digital presence. Our website should reflect our legacy, our values, and the direction we are moving forward.

We are especially interested in working with designers who understand nonprofit or community-based work and approach projects with intention, collaboration, and care.

🔗 Application to submit a bid
🗓️ Deadline: February 17, 2026

Please feel free to share this opportunity within your networks.

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Community Announcement: Black History Month Celebration ✊🏾✨

To add spice to Black History Month... 🌶️🖤

Ebony Vision is excited to announce that we will be in attendance at Marian University’s Stayer Center, "Kickin' it" with the Black Student Union (BSU) for their annual Soul Food Dinner! 🍽️🙌🏾

Join in with us! 🤝 We invite our entire community to join in for this special evening of culture, connection, and inspiration. This isn't just a meal—it’s an opportunity to honor our shared history and strengthen our local bonds. ❤️

Event Highlights:

🥀A Taste of Tradition: Enjoy a delicious catered soul food dinner. 🍗🥬🌽

🥀Inspirational Speakers: Hear from BSU alumni Mike Kincaid and Joe Howard. 🎤📖

🥀The Theme: They will be sharing personal reflections on how family and community support pave the way for educational success. 🎓👨‍👩‍👧‍👦

🥀When & Where: February 12, 2026 at 6PM📍 Location: Marian University, Stayer Center ✨ Purpose: Celebrating Black History Month through food and meaningful conversation.

All are welcome! Please note that registration is required to attend. 🎟️

Register here: 🔗https://www.envisiongreaterfdl.com/marian-university-black-student-union-invites-community-to-annual-soul-food-dinner/

It's Black History Month.

Good afternoon, everyone. We just wanted to let you know that we're moving to a new page. So if you notice a new account with Ebony Vision's name it is a legitimate page. Thank you all so much. Ebony Vision Board of Directors

Dear Friends and Community Partners,

I’m writing to share a personal note as I step into the role of President of Ebony Vision.

We have been incredibly fortunate to have Daisy Fraizer lead Ebony Vision with care, commitment, and heart. Her leadership has helped sustain and grow the organization during an important chapter, and I’m grateful for the time, energy, and vision she has poured into this work.

Sixteen years ago, Ebony Vision was founded by a group of community leaders who believed in the power of collective voice, shared responsibility, and creating opportunities for our community to thrive. When Daisy asked me to return to the organization we helped build, it felt like both an honor and a full-circle moment. I’m thankful for her trust and for the opportunity to continue this work alongside so many dedicated partners.

As we move forward, Ebony Vision remains committed to its mission—supporting community well-being, leadership, and connection—while continuing to listen, learn, and grow. I look forward to working together to strengthen our impact and carry this vision into the future.

Thank you for your continued support and belief in Ebony Vision.

Much respect,

William Green
President, Ebony Vision, Inc.

Today we honor the life and legacy of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Happy Birthday, Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.