Meetings; Memoranda

Item Information

Title:
Meetings; Memoranda
Author:
Rock, Leon
Author:
Rucker, Barbara
Author:
Dias, Marie
Author:
Hampton, Henry, 1940-1998
Author:
Scott, Benjamin, 1929-
Signer:
Cohen, Sanford I.
Signer:
Bindman, Arthur J. (Arthur Joseph)
Name on Item:
Leon Rock ; Barbara Rucker ; Marie Dias ; Henry Hampton ; Benjamin F. Scott ; Sanford Cohen ; Arthur J. Bindman
Date:
1970–1975
Format:
Documents
Letters/Correspondence
Ephemera
Manuscripts
Genre:
Minutes (Records)
Memorandums
Location:
Roxbury Community College Library
Special Collections
Special Collections Room (shelf locator)
Collection (local):
Boston Black United Front records
Series:
3. United Black Appeal n.d., 1967 – 1977 (bulk 1971 – 1974)
Subjects:
Community organization
Community activists
Community foundations
Community development, Urban
Fund raising
Meetings
Employees--Dismissal of
Professional employees--Charitable contributions
Payroll deductions
Publicity
Boards of directors
Consultants
Radio programs
School integration
Mental health services
Camps
Administrative agencies
Boston Black United Front
Scott, Benjamin, 1929-
Atkins, Thomas Irving, 1939-2008
Blackside, Inc.
United States. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
National Association of Black Social Workers. Conference
United States. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare. Region I
Rucker, Barbara
Massachusetts. Department of Mental Health
Garrity, W. Arthur (Wendell Arthur), 1920-1999
Places:
Massachusetts > Suffolk (county) > Boston
Extent:
81 items
Permalink:
https://ark.digitalcommonwealth.org/ark:/50959/0k229t08c
Terms of Use:
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Language:
English
Notes:
Title from item or accompanying material.
The United Black Appeal was introduced by the United Front Foundation, Inc. in order to raise funds for Foundation, United Front, and for the community. The Black Community was not receiving what it felt was its fair share of funds from the Massachusetts Bay United Fund and so brought United Black Appeal to the public. They approached large corporations, universities, and businesses within the community and asked that employees be allowed to stipulate that money be withheld from their paychecks for the United Black Appeal. Northeastern University was the first school to allow the deductions.
Preferred Citation:
[Name of collection]. [Creator]. [Title of item]. [Identifier]. [Date(s)]. Roxbury Community College Archives & Special Collections, 1234 Columbus Avenue, Roxbury Crossing, MA 02120
Notes (date):
Date from item or accompanying material.
Some items are not dated.
Identifier:
SC1 33.6