The resolution recognizes February 3, 2025, as Links Legislative Day at the State Capitol and honors The Links, Incorporated for its significant contributions to communities in Arkansas. Established in 1946, The Links, Incorporated is a prominent volunteer service organization comprised of over 17,000 professional women of African descent across 299 chapters in the U.S., the Bahamas, and the U.K. The organization focuses on enriching the lives of African Americans through various programs, including services to youth, the arts, health, and human services, and has collectively contributed over one million service hours and substantial financial support to various organizations.

The resolution highlights the impactful work of the Arkansas chapters of The Links, Incorporated, which include initiatives such as mentoring programs, health education, scholarship donations, and community support for youth and families. Each chapter—Little Rock, Pine Bluff, and Northwest Arkansas—has specific projects aimed at addressing local needs, such as bullying prevention, career education, and support for young women aging out of foster care. The resolution also emphasizes The Links' commitment to legislative advocacy in areas like health, economic stability, civil rights, and public safety, and calls for a copy of the resolution to be provided to the presidents of the respective chapters.