The resolution celebrates the 20th anniversary of the Black Belt Treasures Cultural Arts Center in Camden, Alabama, recognizing its significant contributions to the cultural, economic, and educational development of the Black Belt region. Established in February 2005, the center operates as a nonprofit organization with a mission to enhance the local economy through the promotion and sale of fine arts and heritage crafts, as well as providing arts education opportunities. It represents over 580 artists and has generated more than $2.27 million in sales, attracting an average of 13,000 visitors annually.

The resolution highlights the center's role in revitalizing the arts economy through artist development and education, as well as its engagement with schools and community organizations. The Black Belt Treasures Cultural Arts Center has gained national recognition for its efforts in arts promotion and education, making it a cornerstone of the region's cultural identity. The Alabama Legislature commends the center for its invaluable contributions to the vitality of Alabama's Black Belt region.