AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORICAL AND CULTURAL MUSEUM OF SAN JOAQUIN VAL
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Mission Statement
AAHCM’s mission is to celebrate and promote the richness of African and African American history and culture in the San Joaquin Valley through exhibition, theater, music, art, and education.
About This Cause
African American Historical and Cultural Museum (AAHCM) Giving Opportunities Mission Statement: The African American Historical and Cultural Museum of the San Joaquin Valley (AAHCM) is dedicated to preserving, celebrating, and educating the public about the rich history, heritage, and cultural contributions of African Americans in the San Joaquin Valley and beyond. Through dynamic exhibits, educational programs, and community engagement, AAHCM strives to inspire and empower individuals to embrace diversity, promote equality, and foster a deeper understanding of the African American experience. About Us: Founded in 1996, AAHCM serves as a cultural hub and vital resource for the community, offering a place where history comes alive and inspires future generations. The museum is committed to honoring the legacy of African Americans who have shaped the region's history while providing platforms for contemporary voices and stories. Key Programs and Initiatives: Artistry Unbound: An arts education and cultural preservation program that nurtures creativity and showcases African American artistry through workshops, performances, and exhibitions. Future Innovators Program: A youth empowerment initiative designed to foster leadership, innovation, and entrepreneurship among African American youth. Participants engage in mentorships, hands-on projects, and gain access to resources in technology, arts, and business. Heritage Horizons: A civil rights program honoring Black trailblazers and pioneers. It encourages new generations to engage in social justice, advocacy, and community-driven projects that promote equality and justice. Bee Resilient Pollinator Program: An environmental initiative that began with the preservation of a bee colony found in the museum's sign. The program produces honey and related products, offers certificate-based training in pollination and sustainable agriculture, and raises awareness about the critical role of pollinators in our ecosystem. Phoenix Capital Campaign: A transformative initiative aiming to raise $10 million for the renovation and expansion of the museum. Symbolizing renewal and growth, this campaign ensures that AAHCM can continue to serve as a beacon of culture, education, and community empowerment. Community Impact: Through its programs and exhibits, AAHCM reaches thousands of visitors annually, including students, families, and community members from diverse backgrounds. The museum fosters a sense of belonging and understanding, promoting dialogue and learning that bridges past achievements with future possibilities. By empowering youth, preserving history, and engaging the community, AAHCM plays a pivotal role in building a more inclusive and vibrant society. Get Involved: AAHCM invites you to join in its mission by: Visiting the Museum: Explore our exhibits and participate in educational programs. Volunteering: Contribute your time and skills through various in-person and virtual opportunities. Donating: Support the Phoenix Capital Campaign or our ongoing programs and become a member to make a lasting impact. Partnering: Collaborate with us on community initiatives, events, or educational outreach. Contact Information: African American Historical and Cultural Museum of the San Joaquin Valley 1857 Fulton Street. Fresno, California, 93721 (559) 544-1857 info@aamcentralvalley.org www.aamcentralvalley Together, we can preserve history, empower youth, and inspire future generations. Rise with us at AAHCM and be a part of our journey toward a brighter, more inclusive future.