100 Black Men of West Tennessee

Our Story

In 1992, a group of thirteen dedicated men came together in response to a call from Dr. Samuel K. James and Dr. Melvin Wright, Sr. to address the pressing needs of African American youth in West Tennessee. This meeting led to the establishment of the West Tennessee Chapter of 100 Black Men of America, Inc., which was chartered on November 23, 1992. The chapter was founded with a singular mission: to provide positive role models and mentors for African-American males, nurturing their growth and development.

Impact

Through dedicated mentorship, the organization significantly enhances educational and economic opportunities for young African-American males in the community.

Why Donate?

Your contributions empower the African American community by supporting vital mentoring programs and initiatives that directly impact the lives of youth. Every donation helps foster leadership and improve public policy for minorities.

Get Involved

Join the movement to uplift African-American youth in West Tennessee. Donate cryptocurrency or cash today to make a lasting impact in their lives and the community. Your support is crucial in shaping a brighter future!