The Lorain County Urban League (LCUL) is celebrating 30 years of "building communities and changing lives." Our mission "is to empower African Americans and all disadvantaged persons in our community to participate equally in the educational, economic, and social mainstream." To learn more about our history and the strategies we use to accomplish our mission, please click on this link: mission.

There is a role for everyone to play, whether you are a parent, teacher, student, or community leader. We want to find out how we can work with you to continue to create opportunities and improve the quality of life for all Lorain County residents. You can use the contact information at the bottom of the page to contact us. We believe that working together, we can achieve more while "building communities and changing lives." Thanks for visiting!

News

Look Who's Graduated!

8/6 -- Look who's graduated! Congratulations to Britney Donald, Antonio Fernandez, Adam Hass, Thomas Martin, Jasmine Mauricio, Donald Petry, Naytasha Sims, Ja'Min Stovall, Myra Wilson, Mykel Wright!

2010 Annual Dinner Gala

7/28 -- The Lorain County Urban League Cordinally invites you to join us for our Annual Dinner Gala on September 10, 2010

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CEO's Message

Greetings to the Lorain County Community at large, Lorain County Urban League (LCUL) Board of Directors, Staff, and Members. As I move into finishing up my sixth year as President/CEO of the LCUL, I would like to state how very elated I am in the progress that we have made over the last six years.
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Board Chair Message

Shimane is a veteran criminal defense attorney who is known for his thorough case preparation and dedicated service to his clients. Shamine is looking forward to a very productive year working with the Lorain County Urban League in its role as a leading advocacy and service provider for African Americans, people of color, minorities, and other disadvantaged individuals in Lorain County.