What they see, is what they'll be.
100 Black Men of Greater Washington, D.C. is devoted to improving the quality of life for African American youth in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area.
Mentoring
Mentoring is incorporated into all programs delivered by 100 Black Men of Greater Washington.
Mentoring
Learn how the 100 Black Men of Greater Washington connects young Black men with caring adult mentors who are members of the chapter.
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Health and Wellness
The 100BMGWDC works to raise awareness and to promote behavior change resulting in a healthier lifestyle.
Health and Wellness
Learn how the 100 Black Men of Greater Washington partners with various organizations to promote a variety of health and wellness issues.
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Education
The 100 Black Men of Greater Washington has been educating and empowering youth since 1995.
Education
Learn how the 100 Black Men of Greater Washington facilitates the educational success of young adults in the DC Metropolitan area.
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Economic Empowerment
The 100BMGWDC considers economic empowerment necessary for creating just societies around the world.
Economic Empowerment
Learn how the 100 Black Men of Greater Washington develops programs that address the economic underdevelopment of the African American community.
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Over the past five years, 100% of our students have matriculated from high school.
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Our 2020 student class has earned over 200K in college scholarships.
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Our chapter has served over 15,000 students since its beginnings in 1995.
The Howard University Chapter of the Collegiate 100 Introduces Their New Class: Collegiate 102
On Friday, November 20th, the Howard University chapter of the Collegiate 100 welcomed 15 new members. Each
Kayla Fahie
November 27, 2020
100 Black Men & Ridgeline International, Inc. Take Partnership to the Next Level
Earlier this year Ridgeline International, Inc. initiated a fundraising campaign on the behalf of 100 Black Men
Kayla Fahie
November 15, 2020
Stepping from the Shadows & Creating Her Own Light: Collegiate 100 Student MaKenzie Smith
MaKenzie Smith is a Senior at Howard University in Washington, D.C. She is also the Communications Director
Kayla Fahie
October 19, 2020
All of these successful black men and women have worked hard to make their goals a reality, and being able to look up to them and learn from them every other Saturday of the month is truly something special. Overall, we are much more than a mentoring group, and much more than a team...we are a family. Although I will be graduating this year, I will always reflect fondly on my time as a mentee.
Dominic HaroldCharles Herbert Flowers HS (MD) | 3.9 GPA → Howard University 
I see these excellent men and young men as father figures and brothers and I’m honored to be a part of this wonderful organization and chapter. These men all sacrifice their time and money for the youth of their community and give me hope that there can be positive male role models in a child’s life.
Donovan ParkerSuitland High School (MD) | 3.1 GPA → St. Mary’s College of Maryland 
The 100 Black Men of America has made me who I am today. With all of the exposure to different career fields, service-learning opportunities, and college readiness programs, I feel as though I am ready to enter college and begin manhood.
Jaden CrossonRon Brown College Preparatory High School (DC) | 3.45 GPA → Hampton University 
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