At West Palm Beach Improv; Moderated by Radio Personality Warren BallentineEntertainer and Philanthropist Sheryl Underwood will launch the Black Radio Solidarity: Driving Souls To The Polls�with a FREE Town Hall meeting at the West Palm Beach Improv, 550 S. Rosemary Ave #250,West Palm Beach, FL, on Saturday, October 12 from 11am � 2:00 pmThe public is invited to attend the Driving Souls To The Polls Town Hall on Saturday, October 12 from 11am � 2:00 pm at the West Palm Beach Improv, 550 S. Rosemary Ave #250, West Palm Beach, FL.
This FREE TOWN HALL meeting, presented by Sheryl Underwood, TV and radio host and founder of Pack Rat Foundation For Education, will launch the Black Radio Solidarity: Driving Souls To The Polls initiative. Erna Foushee, Executive Director of Pack Rat Foundation For Education, encourages individuals and organizations to attend and learn how to get involved in this national civic activity. The moderator for the event is radio personality Warren Ballentine, host of The Warren Ballentine Show and contributor to Sheryl Underwood Radio.
Black Radio Solidarity: Driving Souls To The Polls�is a “Doing Good In The Neighborhood” initiative that urges all media and concerned citizens and organizations to unite to use the power of the public airwaves, and their individual energy and influence, to drive people to action: to�Vote in all November 2019 and November 2020 elections, to�Be Counted�and participate in Census 2020�and to March by joining the August 2020 “March For Jobs & Freedom 2020: A Historical Re-Creation of The 1963 March on Washington”. The�Driving Souls To The Polls Town Hall�is FREE and is not connected to the ticketed comedy show on the same day at the West Palm Beach Improv, which is graciously providing the location for the town hall meeting. For more information: Media Contact – Rhue Still, Inc. at�[email protected]; Event Contact – Warren Ballentine at�[email protected]�.###Black Radio Solidarity: Driving Souls To The Polls From November 2019 to November 2020�is a non-partisan voter education caign that encourages people to vote.
Black Radio will connect with local partners like the National Pan-Hellenic Council, NAACP, National Urban League, National Action Network, League of Women Voters, National Council of Negro Women, National Bar Association or other active organizations, who can provide voter education, and answer specific voter related questions like, where to vote if you have recently relocated or how to vote if you are now off of parole. Visit�www.blackradiosolidarity.com
