Brenda Hill
President
National Alumni Association of Arkansas Baptist College
Leads the Association’s alumni engagement and mission of service to the College.
Preserving legacy.
Putting it to work.
Our alumni legacy is a source of enduring strength. As the National Alumni Association of Arkansas Baptist College (NAA / ABC), we are carrying it forward by deepening connections, expanding participation, and continually strengthening the Association’s ability to support Arkansas Baptist College.
Help carry the mission forwardAlumni leadership & administration
People carrying the mission forward.
Joe Hill
Treasurer
National Alumni Association of Arkansas Baptist College
Serves as the Association’s financial officer, supporting financial stewardship.
Bobby Hannah Willis, Administrative Assistant to Alumni Leadership
Administrative Assistant to Alumni Leadership
Office point of contact for all inquiries and donation coordination.
Our purpose
is bigger than remembrance.
The Association exists to encourage members and friends to work unselfishly for the good of 
Arkansas Baptist College. Our work builds on the commitment alumni already share: reaching more classmates, deepening relationships, keeping people informed, and improving the systems that turn participation into lasting action. Continued support helps us expand that work, strengthen fundraising, and grow financial support for the College.
Graduates, former students, families, churches, businesses, and friends all have a place in this work.
The Association is an alumni-led organization with its own initiatives. It is distinct from the College and its institutional leadership.
Find your place in the effort →Stand with NAA / ABCFuel the momentum.
Give todayFuel the momentum.
Strengthen the mission.
Help our alumni stay connected and involved. Your support fuels stronger connections, greater capacity, and sustained support for Arkansas Baptist College.
The Alumni House.
A shared home. A future vision.
Alumni and friends helped establish the headquarters at 1510 Martin Luther King Drive. Explore its story and a proposed vision for fresh paint, landscaping, alumni connection, history preservation, and service.
“Let us rise up and build. So they strengthened their hands for this good work.”
Nehemiah 2:18 (KJV excerpt)
An established Association.
A shared commitment.
The National Alumni Association of Arkansas Baptist College, Inc. is a separate alumni organization with its own board, officers, membership, and mission of support for the College.
Board and officers
The Association’s board guides its work. Brenda Hill serves as President and Joe Hill serves as Treasurer. The full board roster and additional role descriptions will be added when provided by the office.
Members and friends
Leadership identifies regular and life membership categories, along with associate membership for supporters who did not attend the College. Families, churches, businesses, and friends can also contribute through service and support.
Explore membership →Documented identity
Legal name: National Alumni Association of Arkansas Baptist College, Inc.
EIN: 71-0760468.
Our transparency page provides the IRS recognition letter and official verification resources.
View organizational documentation →
Connected beyond our campusNational support.
Shared HBCU purpose.
First, contribute to NAA / ABC.
Our first priority is support for the National Alumni Association of Arkansas Baptist College. Your contribution helps the Association carry out its work: reconnecting alumni, improving communication and operations, coordinating service, and developing support for the College and its students.
Start here by contributing to NAA / ABC so our Association has the resources to do that work. Visit our giving page for the current options, recipient information, and instructions.
Then, extend your involvement through NHBCUAAF.
NAA / ABC’s support network includes the National HBCU Alumni Associations Foundation (NHBCUAAF), led by President Ty Couey. The Foundation helps strengthen HBCU alumni associations through leadership development, organizational resources, professional connections, and peer learning.
After supporting NAA / ABC’s work, we encourage you to explore membership and involvement with NHBCUAAF. Whether you attended Arkansas Baptist College or another HBCU, you can connect with a wider community working to strengthen alumni organizations and preserve HBCU legacies.
Visit the Foundation’s membership page to find an option for you or your organization and ask how you can contribute your time, skills, and experience.
Giving to NAA / ABC and joining NHBCUAAF are separate choices with separate receiving organizations. Each payment follows the recipient and purpose stated on its giving or membership page.