Sickle Cell Disease Awareness
Sickle Cell Disease is an inherited blood disorder affecting approximately 70,000 to 100,000 U.S. Citizens. The disease disproportionately affects communities of color, with more than 90% of those suffering from Sickle Cell Disease being non-Hispanic Black or African American, and an estimated 3%-9% are Hispanic or Latino.
Our mission is to empower the membership through education, advocacy, and fundraising, making an annual financial contribution to our Imperial Court Session’s host city.
Ruth M. Ellerbe Thinking Pink
Providing advocacy and timely information on breast cancer awareness, diagnosis, treatments, and cancer care support within our communities. We encourage our members to volunteer and network in local, community-based breast cancer awareness programs.
The Imperial Court also provides financial support that assists with empowering our members, and their families, who are breast cancer survivors or currently receiving treatment.
Military Affairs
The Imperial Court recognizes and supports our members who have served or are currently serving in the Uniformed Armed Services.
We promote awareness and support to all of our Uniformed Armed Services members while enhancing our abilities to support our members in and out of uniform.
Welcome to our Website
We are honored to have you visit us online. The Imperial Court is a distinguished organization committed to service, sisterhood, and community empowerment.
Our website is the gateway to our history, mission, and ongoing initiatives, where you’ll also find resources detailing our charitable work, educational programs, and ways to get involved. Whether you are a member or a guest, we invite you to explore, connect, and join us in making a meaningful impact in our communities.
Testimonials
“Serving the community is a passion, and being a member of this organization helps me expand on my efforts to give back. I have also cultivated friendships, not only in my area but across the Domain, and I look forward to continuously working within my Court to serve in leadership.”
“I joined Imperial Court Daughters because of the many community service initiatives we support, as our organization is community-aware and touches the lives of thousands of people around the world.”
“I joined Imperial Court Daughters, Pyramid Court No 17, in 1993 to share my talents, do charitable work & fundraising, and to raise money for charity allocation and scholarship.”
Latest News & Updates
Media Updates
Media from Imperial Session 2024
- Imperial Court Daughters KMEZ ( Radio Interview)
- Imperial Court Daughters KKND ( Radio Interview)
- Louisiana Weekly ( Newspaper Article)
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