100 Black Men

Generations before us marched, organized, and sacrificed so that every voice could be heard at the ballot box. Voting early means shorter lines, more flexibility, and one less thing to worry about on Election Day. Make your plan. Vote early. Share it. #RealMenVote

This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we're standing with the people who inspire us and the loved ones who walk beside them. Schedule your screening. Remind the people you love to schedule theirs. Stronger together for a brighter tomorrow. 💗 #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth

Mental health is part of leadership. On World Mental Health Day, we encourage the men and young people in our communities to check in, speak up, and seek support. If you or someone you know is in crisis, call or text 988. #100BlackMen #WorldMentalHealthDay

For 40 years, 100 Black Men of America, Inc.® has stood on a simple belief: what they see is what they'll be. That commitment has extended onto college campuses nationwide through Collegiate 100®, developing the next generation of leaders before they even graduate. #100Blackmen

Hispanic Heritage Month recognizes the history, culture, and contributions of Hispanic and Latino communities across America. 100 Black Men of America, Inc.® celebrates the shared commitment to family, education, and community that strengthens our nation. #HispanicHeritageMonth

Together, we are working to mobilize 100,000 Black men ahead of early voting on Saturday, October 24. Learn more by joining the coalition call today. Visit blackmanvoterday.org for more information. Tuesday, October 6 | 7PM ET — Join the National Rally Call.

Before Election Day, know where you vote. Confirm your polling place, your early voting site, and the hours each is open. A plan made today makes it easier to show up. #RealMenVote

Child Health Day reminds us that strong communities start with healthy children. Access to care, nutrition, and consistent support in the early years shapes the leaders they become. Investing in healthy futures begins with healthy children. #100BlackMen #ChildHealthDay

Are You Registered to Vote? Registration deadlines are approaching, and they vary by state. Confirm your status today, and if you're not registered, check your state's deadline and register now at vote.org Every voice counts. Make sure yours is ready.#RealMenVote

We've joined a national coalition to mobilize 100,000 Black men to vote early. Coalition calls: Oct. 6 & Oct. 20 Early voting day of action: Sat., Oct. 24 Get involved: blackmanvoterday.org #ThisBlackManVotes #NationalBlackManVoterDay

Behind every milestone is the leadership that made it possible. This historic gathering of founding officers and organizational leaders reflects the dedication that has shaped our legacy for 40 years and counting. Explore our full history: 100blackmen.org/our-history/

"Real Men Giving Real Time" isn't just a phrase — it's been our commitment since November 30, 1992, when the mark was officially registered. Three decades later, that same dedication to showing up for youth remains at our core. Explore our full history: 100blackmen.org/our-history/

In 1994, the organization established its signature "Four For The Future™" programmatic initiatives: Mentoring, Education, Health & Wellness, and Economic Empowerment. What started as a strategic plan became the foundation of who we are.

In October 2019, the inaugural C100 Next Gen Conference brought young leaders together in Indianapolis, IN — a pivotal moment in preparing the next generation to carry our mission forward. Explore our full history: 100blackmen.org/our-history/

We invest in young men early, giving them the mentors, exposure, and real-world guidance to grow into the leaders their communities need. Every conversation, every opportunity, every hand extended is preparing the next generation to lead with integrity, confidence, and purpose.

What does AI mean for the next generation of Black and Brown students? This was the center of our Leadership Exchange panel with national leaders in education, innovation, and technology. Our young people shouldn't just participate in the future, they should lead and shape it.

The 2026–2029 Board of Directors of 100 Black Men of America, Inc.® has been officially installed. This new term begins with a renewed commitment to leadership, service, mentorship, and advocating for youth and underserved communities. Congratulations to our new board!

Chairman of the 100 Interfaith Committee, Rev. Dr. Jamal Bryant, brought words of purpose and grounding to our Board Installation morning. His remarks grounded us on leadership and purpose that will carry our new Board forward. #100BlackMenOfAmerica

Moderated by Dr. DeAngela Burns-Wallace, President & CEO of the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation, Vice Chairman Michael W. Victorian joined the Emerging Leaders Town Hall for a solutions-oriented examination of the opportunities and barriers shaping outcomes.

Published in 2012, "Manning Up" celebrated 25 years of achievement and the men whose leadership built our foundation. A milestone worth revisiting as we mark 40 years of impact. Explore our full history: 100blackmen.org/our-history/