Joye Nottage, Executive Director of the Martin Philadelphia Luther King, Jr. Association for Nonviolence, Inc. wants you to know that now is the time to make your decision about how you will spend the Dr. King Holiday in 2025. Will you sit at home and just use it as a day off from work? Will you lay back in the cut and complain about how you don't like the direction America is going in?
Will you rush to our Nation's capitol to witness the swearing-in of Donald Trump for another term in office as President of the United States?
Or will you join the Philadelphia Martin Luther King, Jr. Association for Nonviolence, Inc. and observe the King Holiday with them at the 42nd annual awards and benefit luncheon set to take place at the Sheraton Downtown Philadelphia Hotel Liberty Ballroom at 17th and Race Streets?
If you want to be a part of the 2025 observance of Dr. King's national holiday with the Philadelphia Martin Luther King, Jr. Association for Nonviolence, now is the time to contact the organization at 215-751-9300. More than likely, you will have to leave a message and say your phone number twice, and your phone call will be returned. The other way you can check into how to get tickets to participate in the 2025 King luncheon is by logging onto the King Association website at www.philadelphiamlk.org.
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