About Us
Established in 1976, the National Newspaper Publishers Association Fund is closely affiliated with the esteemed trade association, the National Newspaper Publishers Association. The primary mission of the NNPA Fund is to advance scholastic and professional initiatives meticulously crafted to uphold the storied legacy of the Black Press.
About Us
Established in 1976, the National Newspaper Publishers Association Fund is closely affiliated with the esteemed trade association, the National Newspaper Publishers Association. The primary mission of the NNPA Fund is to advance scholastic and professional initiatives meticulously crafted to uphold the storied legacy of the Black Press.
Impact
Focusing on the ever-changing media industry, the Fund serves as a nucleus for introducing NNPA members to new opportunities for sustainability, staff development programs, and philanthropy to improve our communities. With the goal of feeding the pipeline of future publishers, an investment of time, money, and talent is given to a younger generation of journalists and entrepreneurs.
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NNPA FUND ANNOUNCES
1ST ANNUAL STUDENT AWARDS
COMMUNITY
NNPA FUND VISITS THE
RED SCHOOL HOUSE IN FLORIDA
STUDENTS
NNPA FUND HOSTS CHILDREN’S DAYCARE
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