About the District

MISSION STATEMENT

The  mission of  the South  Central  District of  the National Association  of Negro Business & Professional Women’s Clubs, Inc. is to sponsor and support programs that lead to improved social and civic conditions in  our  local and global communities  and to  provide  opportunities  for  personal  growth and professional development  of  our  youth  while  promoting  and  protecting  the  interests  of its membership of business and professional women. 

VISION STATEMENT

The South Central District will be a leader among organizations that serve our communities, empower youth and support the interests and concerns of business and professional women.

HISTORY

The South Central District has existed under the jurisdiction of the National Association of Negro Business and Professional Women’s Clubs, Inc. since 1953. The second smallest district within the National Association, the district has a membership in excess of 300. The following states comprise the South Central District: Arkansas, Kansas, Louisiana, Missouri, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas. Currently clubs are established in Arkansas, Missouri and Texas. 

The District Governor oversees the operation of the District and is responsible, along with the executive committee for convening its meetings. There are two major meetings.   Annually, in March, a District Conference is held where the adult and youth club members gather to share and disseminate information between the clubs and governing bodies, and to hold various competitions, elections and conduct other business of the District. The other meeting is the Planning Meeting for the conference which is held in October.