The Society Incorporated To Celebrate Black History Month With Virtual Benefit Featuring Youth In The Arts

NEW YORK - EntSun -- The Society, Incorporated, Renaissance Chapter will host its inaugural virtual event "Celebrating Culture Beyond The Stage: A Black History Month Virtual Benefit Featuring Youth in the Arts," on Saturday, February 6^th from 12 noon EST to 1 pm. The benefit will be streamed online at www.RenChapter.givesmart.com as well as on The Society, Incorporated Facebook page, www.facebook.com/Therenaissancesocietyinc. Colgate-Palmolive Company is a presenting sponsor of the event.

Students of the arts will showcase their creative talents, entertaining attendees with inspiring artistic and musical performances that capture the true essence of Black culture. Featured performers will include Selah Nicollette Armstrong, The Bronx Charter School, Brooklyn United Music and Arts Program, Denzel Washington School of the Arts, and Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Performing Arts. The event will also include a silent auction, celebrity appearances, and a special salute to Black History Month. Cheryl Wills, an award-winning journalist, anchor of Spectrum News' "NY1 Live At Ten," and host of the weekly public affairs talk show "In Focus with Cheryl Wills," will serve as the program host.

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"The Society Incorporated Renaissance Chapter is dedicated to encouraging youth in the arts and providing forums for self-expression that capture the imagination and spirit of our entire community," said Barbara L. Edwards, Chapter President. "We look forward to sharing the wellspring of talent and creativity personified by our young artists."

Added Dawna Michelle Fields, Colgate's Director of Community Outreach and Operations, Bright Smiles, Bright Futures: "A wise man once said that art is too important not to share. Colgate-Palmolive Company is delighted to partner with The Society Incorporated to celebrate the creativity of our youth, their commitment to excellence, and the joy with which they share their talents."

Other sponsors of The Society Incorporated Renaissance Chapter virtual event include UniWorld Group Inc., New York Chapter of The Continental Societies, Incorporated, and Lori-Laine Enterprises LLC. To make a donation, purchase a sponsorship, place a digital journal ad, or place a bid on an auction item, please visit the event website, www.renchapter.givesmart.com.  For additional information about this year's virtual benefit, please contact Chereese Jervis-Hill at Events To Remember, (914) 218-3968 or via email at EventsCJH@EventsRemember.com.

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About The Society, Incorporated: The Society, Incorporated is a non-profit, national organization founded in May 1983 by four women who conceived the idea of organizing a group of professional women of color to serve as a resource in the arts for young people. Today there are chapters in 40 cities across the U.S. providing scholarships, grants, stipends, and other opportunities to help young people experience the exciting dimensions of artistic expression. The Renaissance Chapter of The Society, Incorporated was established in 2013 to serve the New York Metropolitan area.