NCBW Greater Cleveland Chapter Welcomes New Leadership for 2025-2027

The National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc. Greater Cleveland Chapter proudly celebrates our leadership team serving our chapter for the 2025-2027 term. Following our chapter election held on September 25, 2025, and the official installation ceremony at our Annual Dinner on October 24, 2025, our officers are now guiding our chapter’s important work in the Greater Cleveland community.

Our Current Leadership for the 2025-2027 Term:

President: Lillian Sherrod

First Vice President: Dionne Jones

Second Vice President: Andrea Porter

Third Vice President: Denise Milner

Treasurer: Andrea Morris

Financial Secretary: Elizabeth Jones

Recording Secretary: DaLisa Delk Cann

Nominating Chair: Barbara Blamo

Nominating Committee Member: Brittanny Evans

Honoring Our Past President

We extend our deepest gratitude to immediate past President Dionne Jones, whose outstanding leadership guided our chapter with vision, dedication, and grace. Dionne’s commitment to advocacy, her tireless work on behalf of Black women and girls in our community, and her devotion to our members has left an indelible mark on our chapter.

Under Dionne’s presidency, our chapter grew in strength and impact, strengthening our position as a powerful voice for change in Greater Cleveland. We are grateful that she continues to serve our chapter as First Vice President, ensuring continuity and bringing her wealth of experience to support President Sherrod’s vision for our future.

Our Mission and Vision

The NCBW Greater Cleveland Chapter remains dedicated to our mission of advocacy and empowerment through leadership development and community service. Our work focuses on critical areas, including health, education, economic empowerment, and public policy initiatives that create lasting change for Black women and girls in our community.

As we continue this important work under President Lillian Sherrod’s leadership, we are energized and committed to building upon our strong foundation. Together, we will continue to be a powerful catalyst for progress, creating opportunities and driving positive change throughout Greater Cleveland and beyond.

About NCBW

The National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc. is a national organization dedicated to the educational, political, economic, and cultural development of African American women and their families. Founded in 1981, NCBW has chapters across the United States working to empower communities through advocacy, leadership development, and direct service. The Greater Cleveland Chapter proudly serves the Greater Cleveland community through programs and initiatives that create opportunities and drive positive change.