Telephone: 920-907-9138
Email - ebonyvisionfdl@ebonyvisionfdl.org
14 Western Ave, Suite 203
Fond du Lac, WI 54935
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Office hours: Monday, Wednesday, Friday - 9:00am -12:00pm
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Working Together To Foster a More Inclusive Community
Ebony Vision Lending Library
Holiday Fundraiser
Light Up the Holidays, Light Up a Future.
Burn your first 'Reading is Lit' candle!
🕯️📚 Support Ebony Vision's Lending Library and spread holiday cheer.
✨$10 each."
Ebony Vision Lending Library
Holiday Fundraiser
We believe in the power of reading to transform lives. By purchasing this beautiful, long-sleeve shirt, you’re supporting Ebony Vision’s Lending Library and helping to make books accessible to everyone in our community.
✨$20.00
ITEMS CAN BE RESERVED @ ONLINE STORE
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Editor’s note: The following is the third in a Black History Month series from Ebony Vision. Click here to read the first in the series and here to read the second in the series.
What began as an idea for a small professional library at a new office has grown into 1,400 selections in the Ebony Vision Lending Library.
We host a collection of books curated specifically for the Black community and our neighbors and allies. Our books reflect Black authorship, Black characters, and Black contributions to the arts and history.
We have contributed books throughout the community for kids in secure detention, to the Maplewood Commons neighborhood, to schools and even to the waiting area in family court.
Our goal is simple: get books into the hands of readers to encourage literacy and a love of literature.
We enjoy partnering with others in the community to match books to readers. Anyone can drop off books to the Ebony Vision office, where our library is housed, during normal business operations.
Kyonna W. Henry is a board member of Ebony Vision.
Today at the EBONY VISION office, we organized clothing and personal donations from 9AM-12PM. Many generous people contributed and we enjoyed connecting with both old and new friends. Despite the divisive world, I sense a grassroots desire to build community and support another. If you'd like to contribute please message me. Special thanks to Susanne and Tammy for their help today.
THANK YOU to all who joined us for the Annual Meeting on September 16th!
We were thrilled to see so many familiar faces and connect with our dedicated community.
Your continued support is what makes Ebony Vision's work possible.
"Thank you to everyone who joined Ebony Vision in supporting our community! Because of your participation, we were able to provide free school supplies to children in the surrounding areas. Together, we’ve helped ensure that students are equipped for success this school year. We appreciate your commitment to making a difference!"
Juneteenth is a day to celebrate freedom, reflect on African American history and culture, and promote education and self-improvement. It is often marked by various events, including parades, music festivals, community gatherings, educational programs, and family reunions. Traditional foods, such as barbecue and red foods (symbolizing resilience and ingenuity), are often enjoyed during Juneteenth celebrations.
Great Collaboration!
Black students at Fondy High receive donations of hair care products. Carrie Ahern-Co. Youth Advocate reached out to some organizations like United Way and asked to help in the much-needed project. MPTC’s Community Engagement Cross functional Team $750
Marian University’s Social Work Intern $350
Ebony Vision $250
We know how expensive it is for hair care products and it all came together.
Thank you for your support!
