NAACP
national director of field operations Nelson B. Rivers
III and Southeast region director the Rev. Charles L.
White Jr. also will participate.
"We
are proud of the accomplishments and talents of young
people in our community and we hope parents and youth
will come out next Sunday to help us celebrate the
positive things about our youth," said Jamila
Rivers, president of the Youth Council.
The program
is open to the public.
A souvenir
book is being published to include ads and a patron list.
To support the event by purchasing an ad or becoming a
patron, phone 770-460-8819.
Part of the
proceeds from the program will benefit the fund to
support the family of Kerry Ruffin, the Sandy Creek High
School student who was injured in a recent wrestling
match.







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