EBONY VISION

🚨 Final Notice – Page Closing 🚨

At midnight tonight, this Ebony Vision page will be permanently closed.

This will be our last post here.

To continue receiving updates, resources, and opportunities to engage with Ebony Vision’s work in the Black community, please follow and connect with us on our new official page:

👉 Ebony Vision (New Page):�https://www.facebook.com/share/186bixcRxL/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Thank you for being part of this chapter. The work continues—and we hope you’ll walk with us into what’s next. 🖤

Ebony Vision Updated Ebony Vision is a nonprofit empowering Black communities through culturally responsive education, mentorship, and healing. We exist to help people see their worth and their future.

As part of our continued evolution, the current Ebony Vision page will be officially retired tomorrow at midnight.

This space has held stories, connections, and community, and we are deeply grateful for everyone who has been part of this journey.

✨ Don’t worry! We’re not going anywhere.
We’ve launched a new Ebony Vision page that better reflects who we are becoming and where we’re headed.

👉 Please follow and engage with us on our new page here:https://www.facebook.com/share/186bixcRxL/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Thank you for walking with us as we continue to empower, heal, and uplift our community. 🤎 As part of our continued evolution, the current Ebony Vision page will be officially retired tomorrow at midnight.

Ebony Vision Updated Ebony Vision is a nonprofit empowering Black communities through culturally responsive education, mentorship, and healing. We exist to help people see their worth and their future.

On the 4th day of Black History Month. Please seek the true meaning and understanding on the importance on our history.

Good afternoon, everyone. We just wanted to let you know that we're moving to a new page. So if you notice a new account with Ebony Vision's name it is a legitimate page. Thank you all so much. Ebony Vision Board of Directors

Dear Friends and Community Partners,

I’m writing to share a personal note as I step into the role of President of Ebony Vision.

We have been incredibly fortunate to have Daisy Fraizer lead Ebony Vision with care, commitment, and heart. Her leadership has helped sustain and grow the organization during an important chapter, and I’m grateful for the time, energy, and vision she has poured into this work.

Sixteen years ago, Ebony Vision was founded by a group of community leaders who believed in the power of collective voice, shared responsibility, and creating opportunities for our community to thrive. When Daisy asked me to return to the organization we helped build, it felt like both an honor and a full-circle moment. I’m thankful for her trust and for the opportunity to continue this work alongside so many dedicated partners.

As we move forward, Ebony Vision remains committed to its mission—supporting community well-being, leadership, and connection—while continuing to listen, learn, and grow. I look forward to working together to strengthen our impact and carry this vision into the future.

Thank you for your continued support and belief in Ebony Vision.

Much respect,

William Green
President, Ebony Vision, Inc.