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The Society for African-American Cultural Awareness is a group of African-Americans with a common goal. SAACA is a non-profit organization dedicated to enhancing the level of cultural awareness in Jackson-Madison County and the surrounding areas. SAACA operates under the guidelines that are set forth in its by-laws, and has its four (4) main objectives to:
1. Promote a positive awareness and appreciation of African-American culture;
2. Educate and entertain members of the African-American community in particular,
and the larger community in general;
3. Provide economic opportunity for African-Americans; and
4. Foster an appreciation for ethnic and cultural diversity.
SAACA sponsors several major activities/events annually, namely:
African Ball- February
SAACA Golf Tournament-June
Juneteenth-June
African Street Festival-September
Kwanzaa-December
Presently, the organization consists of a group of professionals that volunteer their time and talents to provide the community with African-American culture, success, and achievements.
Membership in the organization is open to all persons with a genuine interest and desire to work with the organization toward satisfying a need and fulfilling expressed goals. We are inviting you to join this circle of friends known as the Society for African-American Cultural Awareness. You may contact any member of SAACA or correspond with us at the following address:
SAACA
P.O. Box 2849
Jackson, TN 38302-2849
We look forward to having you join us.
The Society for African American Cultural Awareness
(SAACA) was formed in 1989 by a group of approximately
eight African-Americans with a common goal. SAACA is a non-profit organization
dedicated to enhancing
the level of cultural awareness in Jackson-Madison County and the surrounding
areas. SAACA operates under the guide lines that are set forth in its
by-laws, and has as its four (4) main objectives to:
1. Promote a positive awareness and appreciation of African American culture.
2. Educate and entertain members of the African American community in particular and the larger community in general.
3. Provide economic opportunity for African Americans
4. Foster an appreciation of ethnic and cultural diversity