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BLACK HISTORY MONTH
Be the Change with the Urban League of Hampton Roads
Black history is not just something we remember—it’s something we continue to build every day. The leaders we honor, the progress we celebrate, and the challenges we overcome all remind us that history is an ongoing story. You have the power to shape the next chapter.
By joining the Urban League of Hampton Roads, you become part of a movement dedicated to empowering communities and changing lives. Whether you’re a student preparing for your future, a young professional ready to lead, or a seasoned advocate looking to make an impact, there’s a place for you here.
Join us today and be part of a movement that is shaping the next chapter of Black history in Hampton Roads.
Membership Options
Student Membership
Grow as a leader and gain early access to a network of professionals who can help shape your career for just $20/year.
Young Professional Membership
Build your personal brand, expand your career opportunities, and make a lasting impact while connecting with national leaders for just $50/year.
Guild Membership
Lead the way by mentoring the next generation, advocating for change, and strengthening the legacy of Black excellence for just $50/year.
Lifetime Membership
Senior Membership
Stay engaged, share your wisdom, and be a part of initiatives that uplift future generations for just $20/year.
Empower Your Business. Elevate the Community.
At the Urban League of Hampton Roads (ULHR), we believe that businesses thrive when communities thrive. By becoming a Corporate Member, your company gains more than visibility—you gain the opportunity to drive meaningful change, empower Black leaders, and invest in economic equity across Hampton Roads.
Whether you’re looking to engage employees in community service, develop the next generation of leaders, or align your brand with social impact, there’s a Corporate Membership level designed for your company’s goals.
"We are not makers of history. We are made by history."
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
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