EDUCATION
Opening doors.
Scholarships for Hampton City public high school students and HBCU students at Hampton University and Norfolk State University help support educational opportunity.
Hampton, Virginia · Chartered March 2, 1952
A legacy of friendship.
A lifetime of service.
Enriching lives, celebrating our culture, and creating opportunity in the community we call home.
Explore our service →Meet our chapter
Since 1952A tradition of meaningful service
Five facetsA shared commitment to community
One purposeFriendship connected to action
Who we are
Rooted in friendship.
Committed to Hampton.
The Hampton (VA) Chapter of The Links, Incorporated is a volunteer service organization dedicated to enriching, sustaining, and ensuring the cultural and economic survival of African Americans and individuals of African descent.
Our work carries forward a threefold aim: civic, educational, and cultural enrichment. Together, we support young people, celebrate the arts, advance wellness, and strengthen our community.
Discover our history →Our community impact
Service that touches lives.
CULTURE
Inspiring expression.
Our “Beyond the Bell” umbrella program introduces middle school students to African American poetry and visual arts through community-center activities.
WELLNESS
Supporting healthier families.
The Black Family Wellness Expo brings health screenings, resources, and wellness information to the community.