21st Virtual Annual Appreciation Event
Saturday, February 26, 2022, 6:00 PM CT
The event honors and publicly recognizes individuals who have made significant contributions to our community, state or country and includes dinner, entertainment, and silent auction.
Due to the rise in COVID-19 cases and in the abundance of safety, the event has been transitioned to virtual. The event helps provide the financial support required for the museum to operate and offer quality programs and exhibitions and to celebrate the contributions of individuals who have made significant contributions to our community, our state, or our country. Due to COVID-19 and the devasting effect it has had on our ability to generate revenue, your generosity is more important than ever to ensure the museum remains open to the community.
We are so excited to be able to share a part of the Brazos Valley African American Museum that has helped so many members of the community and cannot wait to see the impact this year’s Appreciation Event can have with your help!
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The 2022 honorees are Mr. Raymond Arrington, Red Cross and Carver/Kemp Neighborhood Association; Pastor Seddrick & Mrs. Rebecca Eddington, New Chapel Missionary Baptist Church and H-E-B; Dr. Brian Merrell, Bryan ISD; Mrs. Fabi Payton, I Heart Bryan; and Dr. Phebe Moore Simmons, Family Promise-Bryan/College Station.
This year's guest speaker, Grady “Sam” Hogue, MD, is a clinical assistant professor at the Texas A&M College of Medicine.
Sponsorships and video ads are available. See 2022 BVAAM VIRTUAL APPRECIATION EVENT BROCHURE for more information.
Visit our 2022 Sponsor Thank You Page
Visit our 2021 Sponsor Thank You Page
Donations are appreciated as they support the operations, programs, and activities sponsored by the Brazos Valley African American Museum. The Society is a 501(C)(3) Tax Exempt Organization.