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This resolution honors Abu Bekr Court No. 74 and Allison Pope-Hillman for their community service.
Why it matters
Recognizes and uplifts Brooklyn-based community leadership. By specifically honoring Abu Bekr Court No. 74 and Commandress Allison Pope-Hillman, the resolution highlights the positive impact of local, Brooklyn-rooted organizations that focus on service, charity, and community building among women, especially women of color.
Showcases the significance of women’s civic organizations. The resolution draws statewide attention to the Imperial Court Daughters of Isis, an auxiliary that empowers its members through philanthropy and fellowship, reinforcing the importance of women-led groups in New York’s civic and charitable landscape.
Strengthens ties between the state legislature and grassroots groups. By formally acknowledging the Annual Thanksgiving Service and the ongoing work of Abu Bekr Court No. 74, the resolution not only celebrates a longstanding tradition but also fosters deeper recognition and support from government for volunteer-driven, culturally significant community work.
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Who cares
Members of Abu Bekr Court No. 74, Imperial Court Daughters of Isis
The organization and its members are the direct subject of the resolution, receiving recognition and honor for their service and annual tradition.
Illustrious Commandress Allison Pope-Hillman
As the highlighted leader, she is specifically commended for her leadership and dedication.
Brooklyn and New York civic/community leaders
Local officials, community partners, and other groups invested in charitable and civic efforts in Brooklyn may care about this recognition, as it promotes community service and partnership.
Supporters, family, and affiliates of the Ancient Egyptian Arabic Order Nobles Mystic Shrine
Individuals connected to the broader organization or who value its philanthropic and cultural contributions would care about this formal acknowledgment.
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Honor Abu Bekr Court 74
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History
- Adopted
- Reported to calendar for consideration
- Referred to finance
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Senate Resolution No. 2077 BY: Senator PARKER HONORING Abu Bekr Court No. 74, Imperial Court Daughters of Isis, and Illustrious Commandress Allison Pope-Hillman upon the occasion of its Annual Thanksgiving Service on May 17, 2026 WHEREAS, It is both fitting… Show allHide
Senate Resolution No. 2077 BY: Senator PARKER HONORING Abu Bekr Court No. 74, Imperial Court Daughters of Isis, and Illustrious Commandress Allison Pope-Hillman upon the occasion of its Annual Thanksgiving Service on May 17, 2026 WHEREAS, It is both fitting and proper that this Legislative Body pause to recognize organizations whose dedicated service, compassion, and commitment to community reflect the very best of our shared civic life; and WHEREAS, Attendant to such concern, and in full accord with its long-standing traditions, this Legislative Body is justly proud to honor Abu Bekr Court No. 74, Imperial Court Daughters of Isis, and Illustrious Commandress Allison Pope-Hillman upon the occasion of its Annual Thanksgiving Service on Sunday, May 17, 2026; and WHEREAS, The Imperial Court Daughters of Isis, the esteemed women's auxiliary of the Ancient Egyptian Arabic Order Nobles Mystic Shrine, has long stood as a pillar of charity, sisterhood, and devotion, uniting its members in a shared mission of service and community uplift; and WHEREAS, Abu Bekr Court No. 74, based in Brooklyn, New York, has faithfully carried forward that mission, serving as a beacon of benevolence and purpose and enriching the lives of all those touched by its work; and WHEREAS, The Annual Thanksgiving Service is a cherished tradition in which the members of Abu Bekr Court gather to give thanks, renew their bonds of fellowship, and rededicate themselves to the principles of service and charity that define their organization; and WHEREAS, Illustrious Commandress Allison Pope-Hillman has led Abu Bekr Court No. 74 with grace, vision, and steadfast dedication, inspiring those around her to serve their community with purpose and pride; and WHEREAS, The Annual Thanksgiving Service, to be held on May 17,
2026, at the Brooklyn Masonic Temple, stands as a testament to the enduring unity, faith, and commitment of Abu Bekr Court No. 74 and all its members; now, therefore, be it RESOLVED, That this Legislative Body pause in its deliberations to honor Abu Bekr… Show allHide
2026, at the Brooklyn Masonic Temple, stands as a testament to the enduring unity, faith, and commitment of Abu Bekr Court No. 74 and all its members; now, therefore, be it RESOLVED, That this Legislative Body pause in its deliberations to honor Abu Bekr Court No. 74, Imperial Court Daughters of Isis, upon the occasion of its Annual Thanksgiving Service, and to commend Illustrious Commandress Allison Pope-Hillman for her distinguished leadership and her tireless dedication to service, charity, and community; and be it further RESOLVED, That this Legislative Body extends its warmest congratulations and best wishes to Illustrious Commandress Pope-Hillman, to the officers and members of Abu Bekr Court No. 74, and to all those gathered in fellowship on this meaningful occasion.
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