Programs

 The Madison Park Community

Re-Union Organization

"Black History Museum"

Open every 1st Saturday:

10:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m

To Schedule Group Visits on any other day 

 Contact Robert Taylor III at (334) 221-5385

“Wills, Funerals and Final

Expression Needs”

This Program will discuss and provide guidance in the following topics:

• Power of Attorney
• Wills
• Living Wills
• Final Expenses
• Pre-Need Contracts
• Life Insurance / ownerships & beneficiary
• Affordable Care Act (ACA)

            This program could relieve many families of some of the stress resulting from lack of preparation at times of family loss. It could also enhance dignity and respect during time of bereavement.

         Licensed Attorneys & Funeral Directors will be conducting these seminars free of charge to anyone who would like to attend.

       We will gladly bring this seminar for your church, community organization, civic organizaion, etc.

All We ask is that you provide the facilites and have at least 25 people to attend. 

For more information and to schecule a seminar, call

Mr. Robert Taylor III at (334) 221-5385

FUTURE PROGRAMS

"All-In" - Adults Living & Learning In A Digital World

The All-In program is designed to help Children, Adults & Seniors with Reading, Comprehension, Spelling and Etc. so that they will be better able to live, function, grow and succeed in this ever increasing technological age. 

  "All-In" 

Adults Living & Learning In A Digital World

“READING IS

WHAT READING DOES”

            The All-In “READING IS WHAT READING DOES” program is designed to improve the reading level of seniors, young adults and youths in our community and surrounding neighborhoods.

            This is a 2 hour a week 12 to 15-week program that will consist of the following:

• Level I (weeks 1-6) - Basic Reading

• Level II (weeks 7-9) - Basic Reading & Comprehension

• Level III (weeks 10-12)  - Basic Reading, Comprehension & Technical Vocabulary terms and definitions & Introduction to Personal Computers

            There are thousands of adults and youth in and around the city and County of Montgomery Alabama and this nation who can’t read or who can read but not at a level that would enable them to obtain a higher paying job nor enroll in an institution of higher learning.  In addition, because of their inadequate reading and comprehension abilities, most of these individuals do not own nor can they operate a computer, which in this technology age has almost become a necessity.