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Tracy African American Association, Inc. (TAAA) strives to increase awareness of African American culture, values, education and history throughout the community.

TRACY AFRICAN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION, INC.

WELCOME

Tracy African American Association (TAAA) is a non-profit organization established in 1994 by concerned professionals seeking to form ties among African Americans and others in the Tracy Community. Our mission is to create a cooperative environment that unites people of all ages and backgrounds through sponsorship while promoting and contributing to educational, cultural, and social programs and activities that foster awareness, diversity, and a cooperative environment that unites the Tracy Community. Membership is open to individuals who share and embrace the TAAA Mission.

Building Community. Empowering Families. Celebrating Culture.

The Tracy African American Association brings people together through education, scholarships, cultural awareness, leadership, and community service.

Our Community Impact

For more than 30 years, TAAA has supported Tracy families, students, cultural events, and community partnerships.

Since 1994

Serving Tracy through education, culture, and community unity.

$160,000+

Scholarship support has helped college-bound students pursue their future.

Monthly Meetings

Held the first Saturday of each month from 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM.

Community Events

Programs include Juneteenth, scholarships, youth support, service projects, and cultural celebrations.

What We Do

TAAA creates opportunities for people to connect, serve, lead, and celebrate African American culture and community excellence.

Scholarships

Supporting students through the Wayne Nelson Academic Scholarship Program.

Juneteenth

Celebrating freedom, heritage, education, vendors, entertainment, and community pride.

Membership

Join a network of people committed to service, leadership, culture, and positive change.

Community Service

Partnering with families, schools, businesses, and local organizations to strengthen Tracy.

Get Involved

Membership is open to individuals who support the TAAA mission.

Join

Become part of a community organization making a real difference.

Volunteer

Serve on committees, support events, and help with community programs.

Sponsor

Support youth scholarships, cultural programs, and community events.

Ready to Support TAAA?

Your membership, donation, or sponsorship helps support scholarships, youth programs, cultural awareness, and community unity in Tracy.


President's Welcome


         




On behalf of the Tracy African American Association, I extend a warm welcome to you. For nearly three decades, our organization has been dedicated to fostering unity, promoting education, and celebrating the rich cultural heritage of African Americans in our community.

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"We must lead with joy and run on respect. There is no time to go backward."


TAAA IN ACTION

2026 TAAA JUNETEENTH CELEBRATION IN TRACY CA,

2026 TAAA JUNETEENTH CELEBRATION IN TRACY CA,

The Tracy African American Association hosted its Juneteenth festival on Saturday in Lincoln Park. The event featured music and history to highlight African American culture. Juneteenth celebrates the day, June 19, 1865, when people who had been held in slavery in Texas learned that the U.S. government had abolished slavery. The TAAA hosts the event every year to commemorate that event, and also honor local African Americans who make history, as well as the young people who receive scholarships from the group to help them pursue their college educations.


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TAAA Awards Five Scholarships For 2026


Payton Brown plans to attend La Sierra University in Riverside where she will major in public health.

Keira Hathorn, will attend University of California, Riverside, and major in sociology and administrative studies.



Faith Obi will attend San Joaquin Delta College where she will major in biology and minor in animal science.

Zion Olivia Fisher will attend South Carolina State University



Dziadzom Abla Djonorh will attend Sacramento State University or California State University, Fullerton, to major in health science/public health.

MONTHLY MEETING

TAAA General Meetings are held on the first Saturday of every month, from 10:00 a.m. until 11:30 a.m. NEW LOCATION!                   Home2 Suite by Hilton Conference room. 2025 Grantline Rd, Tracy CA. 

Participation in TAAA's varied standing committees enables individuals and families to take an active involvement in the community. You will be encouraged in your efforts to contribute to educational, social and cultural activities. 


Event, Programs and Community Connections



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The TAAA is honored and proud to have connected with community through events to share vital information about our programs, and fostered unity, safety, and cultural awareness throughout the community. Together, we are building stronger pathways for engagement—encouraging everyone to take part in supporting our local youth, advancing education, and uplifting community initiatives that make a lasting difference.













Become a Member

Join our community and help make a difference in Tracy. TAAA membership is open to all who support our mission.

Membership Benefits

For more information and to complete an Application, click the link below

Community Connection

Network with like-minded individuals committed to community service and cultural celebration.

Leadership Opportunities

Serve on committees and help shape the direction of our organization.

Event Participation

Special access and discounts to TAAA events throughout the year.

Community Impact

Be part of initiatives that make a real difference in Tracy.







30TH ANNIVERSARY

JUNETEENTH FESTIVAL 

June 7, 2025


About Juneteenth


Juneteenth commemorates June 19, 1865, when Union soldiers brought the news of freedom to enslaved Black people in Galveston, Texas — two and a half years after the Emancipation Proclamation.

Our annual celebration honors this important day with food, music, educational activities, and community fellowship


Live Music

Featuring local artists and cultural performances throughout the day

Vendors & Food

Shop from local businesses and enjoy delicious cultural cuisine


Educational Exhibits

Learn about African American history and the significance of Juneteenth

Family Activities

Games, crafts, and entertainment for children of all ages

Event Details

  • Saturday, June 7, 2025
  • 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
  • Free Admission for All Ages
  • Lincoln Park, Tracy CA





TAAA GOLD SPONSOR  - 2025

TAAA SILVER SPONSOR - 2025

      

Delta College, Prologis, Gowan Construction, Surland Company and ShomoPromo

TAAA BRONZE SPONSOR - 2025

Leprino's Foods, Tracy Delta Disposal, Las Positas College, GCJ Inc.

IN KIND 

TRACY PRESS


Special Thanks to: City of Tracy Parks & Rec, Police and Fire Dept., Channel 26,

City of Tracy City Council 

  



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