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Trailblazer · Public Servant
The Mable Butler Foundation preserves the extraordinary legacy of the Honorable Mable Butler while continuing her lifelong commitment to public service, equity, and community involvement.
Orlando City Council
Mable Butler became the first African American woman to serve on the Orlando City Council, opening doors for generations of leaders.
Orange County Commission
She went on to become the first African American member of the Orange County Commission, championing seniors, families, and neighborhoods across Central Florida.
2021
The Historical Society of Central Florida honored her lifetime of public service. Mable Butler Avenue and the Mable Butler Family Center in Orlando carry her name.
Why we exist
To preserve the extraordinary legacy of Mable Butler while continuing her lifelong commitment to public service, equity, and community involvement.
Sharing Mable Butler's story so future generations know the trailblazer who opened doors in Central Florida.
Supporting fair access to opportunity, resources, and a voice for every neighbor.
Encouraging community involvement and nurturing the next generation of public servants.
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