MLK Dream Weekend





Testimonials

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The diversity banquet was phenomenal! I was impressed to see the caliber of scholarship recipients and the amount awarded.  Sandra E. Yúdice, MLK Dream Weekend Diversity Committee

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Sandra E. Yúdice

May 25th, 2011

From March to Memorial

It was 48 years from march to memorial.  August 28, 2011 will mark the dedication of the national memorial to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. on the National Mall in Washington, D.C.

For more than a decade, the men and women of The Martin Luther King, Jr. National Memorial Foundation, Inc. have worked tirelessly at campaigning and fundraising in Washington, D.C. to bring this project to fruition.

To activate the residents of Greenville County in support of this exciting occasion, MLK Dream Weekend and the Dream Builders Group, a capstone project of the Diversity Leaders Initiative at the Riley Institute, have joined together to create Dream Builders Project.

This is a memorial to remind each of us of The Dream.  It will preserve for us and future generations the life and legacy, the lessons and sacrifices that Dr. King left for us to follow.

This is a memorial for all dreamers. Dr. King’s message of democracy, justice, hope and love is something that every American can and should embrace.  While remembering his dream, we should also be inspired to follow the dream inside our own hearts.

For more information on how you can join the celebration, please visit www.dreambuildersproject.com.

One Response to “From March to Memorial”

  1. Charles Micheaux says:

    Dr. King’s words of wisdom and hope still flood my
    heart and echo in my ears.

    “Behind the harsh appearance of the world there is a benign power.”—Dr.Martin Luther King Jr.

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