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African American Alliance for
Homeownership’s 16th Annual Fair
PHOTOS ON THIS PAGE BY JERRY FOSTER
The event
featured fun
games and
contests.
Leonard Brightmon speaks to the crowd about the benefits he received from
classes and counseling provided by AAAH.
AAAH programs
offer future
homebuyers
peer-to-peer
support, on-
going
motivation and
encouragement
throughout the
home buying
process.
Atendees were eager to sign up for the
home tour.
T
he 16th Annual African Amer-
ican Homeownership Fair was
held Saturday, Oct. 25. The
event was free and featured housing
and finance counselors and credit
experts to help attendees plan for
home ownership.
The event was provided by the
African American Alliance for
Homeownership (AAAH).
For more information go to
www.aaah.org.
Participants wait to
board the “Homes for
Sale” bus. The tour was
free to attend for 45
people and lunch was
provided.
Experts were on hand for
personalized guidance
and advice.
AAAH board
member Stephen
Reichard and
Executive Director
Cheryl Roberts present
a check as a reward
for active
participation.
Nikki Brown
Clown
entertained
the kids.
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