Youth Programs

CBW Youth Committee

The purpose of the Concerned Black Women of Calvert County, Inc. (CBW), Youth Mentorship Program, is to serve as role models to young people by assisting them in making effective life choices and in reaching their full potential. CBW believes that by serving as role models for youth and providing support and guidance, they will learn and build relationships with knowledgeable African American women on how to make the right decisions and choices in life.

High School Seniors
2010 Scholarship Application

CBW 2009 Scholarship Recipients

Concerned Black Women of Calvert County is proud to announce that Marissa Miller was awarded the Professor Charles J. Ogletree, Jr. Scholarship for 2009, the scholarship was for $2,500.

CBW also awarded four ($500) scholarships to 2009 graduating African American High School Seniors attending Institutions of Higher Learning. The scholarships are for training and education beyond the high school level.

Concerned Black Women of Calvert County, Inc. - 2009 Scholarship Recipients

1. Allyson Shaffier to attend Howard University in a Political Science program.
2. Chamaine Jones to attend Bowie State University to study nursing.
3. Danielle Newman-attending Virginia Commonwealth University for a Pre-med program.
4. Nalynn Holland-attending Salisbury University to study nursing.