Mr. Spencer, a county Board of Education member and longtime community activist, said the donation will help ensure availability and access to information for all people, while revealing the continual role of African-Americans in shaping the country's history. In addition to financial contributions to local organization, Frontiers International members also participate in mentorship programs and basketball camps, and offer yearly scholarships for youth. The group also makes substantial contributions to the Parole Health Center and to aid research of the skin disease vitiligo. I like to help and contribute to the community. Frontiers International, Annapolis Club meets at 6 p.m. on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month at First Baptist Church on West Washington Street in Annapolis.
New members are welcome.