Albertsons African American Leadership Council Commemorates Juneteenth

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Albertsons African American Leadership Council (AAALC) commemorated Juneteenth by participating in various events in Dallas, TX. Key activities included a panel discussion with Dr. Marvin Dulaney from the African American Museum of Dallas, a Family Reunion BBQ at the Plano Office, a donation drive for the Boys and Girls Club in Plano, TX, and a day of service at the African American Museum of Dallas and Opal's National Walk of Freedom. These events aimed to honor the historical and cultural significance of Juneteenth, highlighting the resilience and contributions of the African American community.

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• Increased community engagement through various events in Dallas, TX.
• Enhanced company culture and team-building activities like the Family Reunion BBQ.
• Positive brand image reinforced by a donation drive and volunteering efforts.
• Strengthened partnerships with local organizations such as the Boys and Girls Club and the African American Museum of Dallas.

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DALLAS, TX / ACCESSWIRE / June 21, 2024 / Albertsons Companies

Juneteenth is a time to celebrate, reflect, and serve. That's what our Albertsons African American Leadership Council (AAALC) ARG did this year by participating in different events in Dallas, TX, that commemorated the historical and cultural significance of the day and the resilience and contributions of the African American community. Our AAALC enjoyed activities including:

- A panel discussion featuring Dr. Marvin Dulaney from the African American Museum of Dallas, who shared his insights and expertise on the history and impact of Juneteenth and the Reconstruction Era.

- A Family Reunion BBQ at our Plano Office, where our team enjoyed a celebration filled with music, food, Black Line Dancing lessons and connection with colleagues and friends.

- A donation drive to support the Boys and Girls Club in Plano, TX, where the team provided food, drinks, and ice cream for the children and staff. Our AAALC members delighted in seeing the smiles on the children's faces and making their celebration enjoyable and memorable.

- A day of service at the African American Museum of Dallas and Opal's National Walk of Freedom, where the team volunteered to help with various tasks and joined the walk to honor the legacy of Juneteenth and the freedom fighters who paved the way.

We are grateful for the opportunity to celebrate, reflect, and serve on this important day. We thank all our AAALC members for coming together as one team to give back to our communities and celebrate. Happy Juneteenth!

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FAQ

What events did Albertsons participate in to commemorate Juneteenth?

Albertsons participated in a panel discussion, a Family Reunion BBQ, a donation drive, and a day of service in Dallas, TX.

Who was featured in the panel discussion organized by Albertsons for Juneteenth?

The panel discussion featured Dr. Marvin Dulaney from the African American Museum of Dallas.

What activities did Albertsons' Family Reunion BBQ include for Juneteenth?

The BBQ included music, food, Black Line Dancing lessons, and connections with colleagues and friends.

Which local organizations did Albertsons support during their Juneteenth celebration?

Albertsons supported the Boys and Girls Club in Plano, TX, and the African American Museum of Dallas.

What was the purpose of Albertsons' day of service during Juneteenth?

The day of service aimed to honor the legacy of Juneteenth and the freedom fighters who paved the way.