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In 1986, Atlanta-based entrepreneur, Nathaniel R. Goldston, III assembled 18 of his friends and associates together to share the vision of starting a community empowerment organization that would focus on Atlanta’s underprivileged youth. Goldston, who had been exposed to a similar concept during a business meeting in New York called One Hundred Black Men of New York, aptly named the newly formed coalition 100 Black Men of Atlanta, Inc.
100 Black Men of Atlanta was now one of eight 100 Black Men organizations based in cities around the nation. Together these organizations joined forces to create 100 Black Men of America headquartered in Atlanta, which now has more than 100 chapters worldwide, with more than 10,000 members. 100 Black Men of Atlanta has grown to become one of the largest of these chapters, with over 200 members locally.
Through its programs to support Atlanta’s challenged communities, members have become actively involved in educational issues affecting youth, public policy, as well as economic, social, and health issues impacting the communities it serves. The organization is often called upon to endorse efforts that support its mission. The members of 100 Black Men of Atlanta are proud of the accomplishments of the organization and the achievements of its students. They look forward to effecting positive change for Atlanta’s challenged communities and its youth for years to come.

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15 members. A shared commitment to leadership. The Power of the 100. The 100 Black Men of Atlanta proudly congratulates our members recognized in Georgia Trend’s Georgia 500 among the state’s most influential leaders: • Jay Bailey • M. Brian Blake • F. Dubois Bowman • John Hope Bryant • Dorian DeBarr • Ernest L. Greer, Esq. • Milton Little, Jr. • Al McRae, Jr. • Keith T. Parker • H. Jerome Russell, Jr. • Ryan M. Wilson • Christopher C. Womack • Codeye Woody • Taos Wynn • Andrew J. Young Their recognition is a point of pride for our entire organization. These men help shape Georgia’s businesses, institutions, and communities—and bring that leadership to a brotherhood committed to mentoring and creating opportunities for young people. For the students we serve, their example makes our guiding belief tangible: “What They See Is What They’ll Be.” Join us in celebrating these outstanding members and the impact they continue to make across Georgia. #100BlackMenOfAtlanta #GeorgiaTrend500 #ThePowerOfThe100 #Leadership #CommunityImpact

The introductions conclude. The commitment begins. Today, we celebrate the final group in our 100 Black Men of Atlanta Class of 2026 spotlight series: Bryant Marks, Michael Barlow, Ovie Mughelli, Quandrell Claybrooks, Reginald Ellis, Robert Griggs, and Winston Etheridge III, MBA. Throughout this series, we’ve heard what happens when someone takes the time to invest in another person. Doors open. Confidence grows. Possibilities become clearer. And those who once received that encouragement find their own ways to pass it on. That is how mentorship comes full circle—and how a legacy of service continues. As we close these introductions, we celebrate these seven men and the entire Class of 2026. Their accomplishments brought them to this moment. Their willingness to share their experience, build relationships, and invest in young people will help shape what comes next. Swipe through to meet our final group, and help us welcome the entire class to the brotherhood in the comments. The spotlight is on our members. The purpose remains our young people. Leadership. Mentorship. Service. #100BlackMenOfAtlanta #Mentorship #Leadership #Service #WhatTheySeeIsWhatTheyllBe

Leadership is not just about how far you go. It is about who you help move forward. Our 100 Black Men of Atlanta Class of 2026 introductions continue with Brandon Douglas, Lamont Franklin, Mark Williams, Olatunde Oshikoya, Sammie Dow, Terrell Thomas, William Norris, and William Watkins. These introductions are about more than careers and accomplishments. They are about men choosing to share their time, experience, and resources to help young people discover possibilities, build confidence, and pursue their futures. The work takes many forms—a conversation that offers direction, an introduction that creates access, or the consistent presence of someone who believes in you. That is the commitment this brotherhood represents. Swipe through to meet these eight members and discover the personal motivation behind their decision to serve. Join us in welcoming them in the comments. Leadership. Mentorship. Service. #100BlackMenOfAtlanta #Mentorship #Leadership #Service #WhatTheySeeIsWhatTheyllBe

The 100 Black Men of Atlanta Class of 2026 continues to take shape with another powerful group of leaders committed to impact. Today, we welcome Braxton Davis, Dr. Jonathan C. Augustine, Dr. Christopher Bass, Brad Hill, Willie Mazyck, Phil Olaleye, and Rashad Stallings. Their professional paths span law, education, corporate leadership, public service, community engagement, and philanthropy—but what connects them is a shared commitment to opening doors, creating access, mentoring the next generation, and strengthening the communities they serve. Swipe through to learn more about each member and the personal experiences that inspired him to join the brotherhood. The Class of 2026 represents more than professional achievement. It represents men choosing to use their experience, influence, and resources in service to others. Leadership. Mentorship. Service. #100BlackMenOfAtlanta #Mentorship #Leadership #Service #WhatTheySeeIsWhatTheyllBe

The 100 Black Men of Atlanta Class of 2026 rollout continues. Today, we’re proud to introduce Frank Jones, Kenneth O’Rourke, Randy G. Gibbs, Thelbert Snowden, Theron Johnson, Nick Slappy, and Marcus Billie—seven accomplished men bringing their leadership, experience, and commitment to service into the brotherhood. Each joined the 100 for a different reason, but their stories share a common thread: investing in people, strengthening community, and helping prepare the next generation to lead. Swipe through to meet each member and hear, in his own words, what inspired him to become part of the 100 Black Men of Atlanta. More members of the Class of 2026 are coming throughout the week. Leadership. Mentorship. Service. #100BlackMenOfAtlanta #Mentorship #Leadership #Service #WhatTheySeeIsWhatTheyllBe

The 100 Black Men of Atlanta Class of 2026 rollout continues. Today, we’re proud to introduce Derek East, Drew Reynolds, Eddie Bradford, Emmett Orr, Henry Goodgame, Jamil Codner, and Jason Ingram—seven accomplished men bringing their leadership, experience, and commitment to service into the brotherhood. Each joined the 100 for a different reason, but their stories share a common thread: investing in people, strengthening community, and helping prepare the next generation to lead. Swipe through to meet each member and hear, in his own words, what inspired him to become part of the 100 Black Men of Atlanta. More members of the Class of 2026 are coming throughout the week. Leadership. Mentorship. Service. #100BlackMenOfAtlanta #Mentorship #Leadership #Service #WhatTheySeeIsWhatTheyllBe

Atlanta, it's time to meet the 100 Black Men of Atlanta Class of 2026. We’re proud to welcome Antavius Thompson, Ben Gibson, Brandon Gardner, Brian Clark, Alexander Lakes, Brandon Johnson, Cleo Stafford II, MD, and Codeye Woody into a brotherhood rooted in Leadership, Mentorship, and Service. Each man brings his own story, professional experience, and personal commitment to investing in the next generation. Throughout this week, we’ll introduce all of our new members from the Class of 2026, sharing their individual spotlights and, in their own words, what inspired them to join the 100 Black Men of Atlanta. This is just the beginning. Welcome, Class of 2026. #100BlackMenOfAtlanta #Mentorship #Leadership #Service #WhatTheySeeIsWhatTheyllBe

This is more than a recap. It is a story 40 years in the making. In 1986, a group of Black men came together around a simple but powerful belief: our young people deserved to see what was possible—and they had a responsibility to help them get there. They lit the torch. Four decades later, that legacy can be seen in the lives changed, doors opened, careers launched, families impacted, and leaders who are now reaching back to lift the next generation. At the 2026 100 Honors Gala, we heard that story from the people who lived it—from our founders and current leadership to Project Success alumni and emerging leaders who are now carrying the work forward. This is what legacy looks like. One generation pours into the next. Opportunity becomes achievement. Achievement becomes responsibility. And the torch keeps moving forward. The torch is still burning. The work continues. Watch the 2026 100 Black Men of Atlanta Honors Gala recap and experience 40 years of mentorship, leadership, service, and impact. Here’s to the next 40. #100BlackMenOfAtlanta #100BMOA #MentoringThe100Way #WhatTheySeeIsWhatTheyllBe #Atlanta #BlackLeadership #Mentorship #Legacy

“The 100 is my home for me to make a difference.” For @miguellloydinc, service through the 100 Black Men has been part of his journey for nearly two decades — beginning with the 100 Black Men of Jacksonville in 2008 and continuing with the 100 Black Men of Atlanta. As both a member and the founder of Lloyd Media Group, Miguel has had the opportunity to help tell the stories behind the work. And that work goes far beyond what you see at major events. It’s Project Success. It’s Saturday School. It’s PODs. It’s mentors showing up week after week. It’s creating a continuum that allows young people to grow from Project Success to Collegiate 100, Emerging 100 and, ultimately, the 100. That is the story worth telling. Because authentic storytelling helps our community see the impact, understand the mission and recognize the people doing the work. And as Miguel puts it, if our members and classes are competing to raise more money and serve more young people, there’s only one real winner: The kids. Learn more and support the mission: https://100blackmen-atlanta.org @100blackmenatl #100BlackMenOfAtlanta #Mentorship #MentoringThe100Way #YouthEmpowerment #BlackExcellence #Atlanta #CommunityImpact

“We have to show up consistently and with intention.” For Past Chair @sidbarron, mentorship is more than something he believes in — it has been part of his own journey. Hall of Fame baseball player Hank Aaron, who was also a mentor with the 100 Black Men of Atlanta, helped shape Sid’s path in business. Today, Sid has seen firsthand what happens when that same investment is poured into the next generation. The impact becomes generational. Mentees grow. Possibilities expand. And in some cases, the young men who were once mentored return as members of the 100 — ready to mentor someone else. That is the power of showing up. Sid’s message is simple: find an area you are passionate about, pour that passion into our young people, and do the work consistently and with intention. Because mentorship still matters — and the need has never been greater. Learn more and support the mission: https://100blackmen-atlanta.org @100blackmenatl #100BlackMenOfAtlanta #Mentorship #MentoringThe100Way #YouthEmpowerment #BlackExcellence #Atlanta #CommunityImpact

“You can’t do everything, but you have to do something.” Past Chair and longtime mentor Kevin Gooch (@lawdawg53) reminds us that the power of the 100 Black Men of Atlanta is found in members identifying where they can make a difference — and then showing up with purpose. Whether it’s introducing a young person to engineering, encouraging a student on the first day of school, or simply making sure they know someone is in their corner, every act of mentorship matters. For Kevin, the best way to understand the 100 is simple: come see the work. See the young people. See the impact. See what happens when a community consistently shows up and lets our youth know, “You matter, you’re not alone, and we have your back.” That is the mission. Learn more and support the work: https://100blackmen-atlanta.org @100blackmenatl #100BlackMenOfAtlanta #Mentorship #MentoringThe100Way #YouthEmpowerment #Atlanta

What can happen when a young person is exposed to a world bigger than the one they already know? A Saturday program can become a visit to the Naval Academy. A FIRST LEGO League competition can become the beginning of a career in software engineering. A mentor can become the person who shows up during one of the hardest seasons of a young person’s life. And a mentee can grow up, come back and become a mentor for the generation behind them. That is Project Success. Through mentorship, education, exposure and opportunity, the 100 Black Men of Atlanta is helping young people see what is possible — and giving them the relationships and resources to pursue it. But this work requires all of us. Help us continue showing up for Atlanta’s youth and creating opportunities that can change the trajectory of their lives. Donate today: https://100blackmen-atlanta.org/donate.html Follow and tag @100blackmenatl as we continue sharing the impact of the mission. #100BlackMenOfAtlanta #ProjectSuccess #Mentorship #YouthEmpowerment #BlackExcellence #Education #AtlantaYouth #MentoringThe100Way

What an unforgettable evening! Thank you to our guests, sponsors, honorees, members, volunteers, and everyone who helped make the 100 Honors Gala a beautiful celebration of 40 years of mentorship, scholarship, and community impact. Your support helps the 100 Black Men of Atlanta continue investing in our young people and the opportunities ahead of them. Photos and videos are on the way! In the meantime, share your favorite moments and tag @100blackmenatl in your posts and Stories. We’d love to see the evening through your eyes. Thank you for celebrating with us and believing in the mission. #100BlackMenATL #100HonorsGala

SOLD OUT—three days early! Atlanta, thank you! 🙌🏾 Our community showed up for the 100 Honors Gala, and we are grateful to every ticket holder, sponsor, table host, and supporter helping us celebrate 40 years of the 100 Black Men of Atlanta. We look forward to seeing you at the Atlanta Marriott Marquis for an evening honoring leadership, celebrating our legacy, and investing in the next generation. Can’t join us? You can still be part of the impact. To our friends, community partners, and fellow members of the 100 who are unable to attend: please consider making a contribution to support our scholarships, mentoring, and youth programming. The gala is sold out, but the opportunity to give remains open. Make your contribution: https://100blackmen-atlanta.org/donate.html Thank you for believing in our young people—and helping us expand what’s possible for their futures. #100BlackMenOfAtlanta #100HonorsGala #40YearsOfImpact #MentoringMatters

The 2026 100 Honors Gala is almost here. Now is the time to secure your tickets or become a sponsor. Join 100 Black Men of Atlanta on October 3 as we celebrate 40 years of mentorship, scholarship, and community impact. We’ll honor Edwin Moses, Bentina Terry, Diriki T. Geuka, Sidney Barron, and Brandon Fleming, alongside corporate honorees Coca-Cola, UPS, and Gas South. Be in the room for this milestone celebration—and help invest in the next generation. Purchase tickets or explore sponsorship opportunities at 100AtlantaGala.com. #100HonorsGala #100BlackMenOfAtlanta #AtlantaGala #MentorshipMatters #InvestInTheNextGeneration

We are proud to recognize UPS as a 2026 honoree at this year’s 100 Honors Gala and as the recipient of the Corporate Community Award. This recognition celebrates UPS’s significant economic presence in Atlanta and its continued investment in employees, customers, business partners, and communities. Through its corporate leadership and the work of The UPS Foundation, UPS has helped create meaningful and lasting outcomes while demonstrating what it means for a global company to remain connected to the communities it serves. Join us as we recognize UPS during the 40th Anniversary celebration of the 100 Black Men of Atlanta. Saturday, October 3, 2026 Atlanta Marriott Marquis | Black Tie Purchase your tickets and sponsor tables today at 100blackmen-atlanta.org. #100HonorsGala #100BlackMenOfAtlanta #UPS #AtlantaBusiness #CommunityImpact

We are proud to recognize Gas South as a 2026 honoree at this year’s 100 Honors Gala and as the recipient of the Chairman’s Circle Corporate Responsibility Award. This award recognizes a corporate partner whose philanthropic leadership and commitment to community have created meaningful impact throughout the City of Atlanta and the greater metropolitan area. Gas South represents the kind of corporate citizenship that strengthens communities by combining business leadership with a commitment to giving back and investing in the people and organizations that help Atlanta thrive. Join us as we celebrate Gas South and the full class of 2026 honorees during the 40th Anniversary 100 Honors Gala. Saturday, October 3, 2026 Atlanta Marriott Marquis | Black Tie Purchase your tickets and sponsor tables today at 100blackmen-atlanta.org. #100HonorsGala #100BlackMenOfAtlanta #GasSouth #Atlanta #CorporateCitizenship

We are proud to recognize The Coca-Cola Company as a 2026 honoree at this year’s 100 Honors Gala and as the recipient of the Andrew Young Lifetime Achievement Award. Named in honor of Ambassador Andrew Young, this distinction recognizes sustained leadership, service, and an enduring commitment to creating opportunities and strengthening communities. For generations, The Coca-Cola Company has been deeply connected to Atlanta, making its recognition especially meaningful as the 100 Black Men of Atlanta celebrates 40 years of mentorship, scholarship, and community impact. Join us as we celebrate The Coca-Cola Company and an extraordinary class of honorees whose influence continues to shape Atlanta and communities beyond it. Saturday, October 3, 2026 Atlanta Marriott Marquis | Black Tie Purchase your tickets and sponsor tables today at 100blackmen-atlanta.org. #100HonorsGala #100BlackMenOfAtlanta #CocaCola #Atlanta #CommunityImpact

We are proud to announce Brandon P. Fleming as a 2026 Honoree of the 100 Honors Gala and recipient of the John Lewis Emerging Leader Award. An educator, entrepreneur, author, and transformational speaker, Brandon is the Founder & CEO of The Veritas Schools, with campuses in Atlanta, Washington, D.C., and Los Angeles. His journey from adversity to becoming a Harvard debate coach and nationally recognized education leader has made him a powerful example of what can happen when talent is identified, nurtured, and given the opportunity to thrive. Brandon gained national attention after preparing students from primarily under-resourced Atlanta schools to compete—and win—at the Harvard Debate Council Summer Workshops. His work has since expanded into a broader mission of developing young people, building high-performance cultures, and creating pathways to some of the nation’s leading colleges and universities. His accomplishments include recognition as a Forbes 30 Under 30 Honoree, Georgia Trend 40 Under 40 Honoree, Atlanta Business Chronicle 40 Under 40 Honoree, and one of The Root 100 Most Influential African Americans. Educating Opportunity • Empowering Young People • Transforming Tomorrow Join us as we celebrate Brandon Fleming and a new generation of leaders carrying forward the spirit of Congressman John Lewis through service, courage, and impact. Saturday, October 3, 2026 Atlanta Marriott Marquis | Black Tie Purchase your tickets and sponsor tables today at 100blackmen-atlanta.org. #BrandonFleming #TheVeritasWay #AtlantaEvents #BlackExcellence #100BlackMenOfAtlanta

We are proud to recognize Sidney “Sid” Barron as a 2026 Honoree of the 100 Honors Gala and recipient of the Thomas W. Dortch, Jr. Civic Leadership Award. A veteran automotive executive, entrepreneur, and civic leader, Sid has built a career spanning more than four decades in automotive retail, corporate development, manufacturer relations, real estate, and mergers and acquisitions. Today, he is the founder of VisionPoint Dealer Advisory, helping dealers, investors, and prospective owners pursue strategic growth and ownership opportunities. But Sid’s impact reaches far beyond business. A longtime Atlanta resident who grew up in South DeKalb, he served as the 20th Chairman of the Board of 100 Black Men of Atlanta and now serves as Immediate Past Chairman. His decades of civic leadership, mentorship, board service, and commitment to creating educational and economic pathways for others reflect the spirit of the award he will receive. Civic Leadership • Community Stewardship • Lasting Impact Join us as we celebrate Sid Barron and 40 years of mentorship, scholarship, and community impact at the 2026 100 Honors Gala. Saturday, October 3, 2026 Atlanta Marriott Marquis | Black Tie Purchase your tickets and sponsor tables today at 100blackmen-atlanta.org. #100HonorsGala #100BlackMenOfAtlanta #CivicLeadership #Mentorship #Atlanta

We are proud to announce Bentina Terry as a 2026 Honoree of the 100 Honors Gala, where she will receive the Maynard H. Jackson Community Impact Award. A respected executive, civic leader, and community advocate, Bentina has built a career defined by both professional excellence and service. She has been recognized among Atlanta Business Chronicle’s Most Admired CEOs, Atlanta Magazine’s Top 500, and the Atlanta Business League’s Women of Influence. Throughout her career with Southern Company, she has also broken significant barriers as the first African American—and in key roles, the first African American woman—to hold several executive positions. Her impact extends far beyond the corporate arena. Bentina has chaired nonprofit boards, helped raise critical support for organizations serving Atlanta and the African American community, and championed efforts connected to education, the arts, housing, and economic opportunity. She currently serves the City of Atlanta as a Housing Commissioner, appointed by Mayor Andre Dickens. Executive Leadership • Community Impact • Civic Service Join us as we celebrate Bentina Terry and recognize the leaders whose work continues to strengthen Atlanta and create opportunity for future generations. Saturday, October 3, 2026�Atlanta Marriott Marquis�Black Tie Purchase your tickets and sponsor tables today by clicking the link in our bio. #100HonorsGala #100BlackMenOfAtlanta #CommunityImpact #ExecutiveLeadership #Atlanta

We are proud to announce Diriki T. Geuka as a 2026 Honoree of the 100 Honors Gala and recipient of the Chairman’s Emerging 100 Member Award. An attorney, educator, filmmaker, mentor, and immediate-past President of the Emerging 100 of Atlanta, Diriki represents a generation of leaders turning professional excellence into meaningful community impact. From practicing corporate law to directing Rogue Elephants: A Story of Mentorship and establishing a scholarship supporting Collegiate 100 students pursuing legal education, his commitment to opening doors for others is already creating a lasting legacy. Servant Leadership • Mentorship • Promise in Action Join us as we celebrate Diriki and 40 years of mentorship, scholarship, and community impact. Saturday, October 3, 2026 Atlanta Marriott Marquis | Black Tie Purchase your tickets and sponsor tables today at 100blackmen-atlanta.org. #100HonorsGala #100BlackMenOfAtlanta #Emerging100Atlanta #ServantLeadership #MentorshipMatters

We are proud to recognize Edwin Moses(@edwinc.moses)as a 2026 Honoree of the 100 Honors Gala, where he will receive the Nathaniel R. Goldston III Trailblazer Award. A two-time Olympic gold medalist and four-time world record-setter in the 400-meter hurdles, Moses built one of the most dominant careers in track and field history. A Morehouse College alumnus, his impact has extended well beyond competition through leadership and advocacy that helped shape the future of sport. Breaking Barriers. Pioneering Excellence. Opening Doors. Those words embody the spirit of the Nathaniel R. Goldston III Trailblazer Award—recognizing individuals whose leadership, excellence, and pioneering contributions have created opportunities for others to rise. Join us as we celebrate Edwin Moses and 40 years of mentorship, scholarship, and community impact at the 2026 100 Honors Gala. Saturday, October 3, 2026 6:00 PM | Black Tie Atlanta Marriott Marquis Purchase your tickets and sponsor tables today at 100blackmen-atlanta.org. #100HonorsGala #100BlackMenOfAtlanta #EdwinMoses #Morehouse #Atlanta

The countdown to the 2026 100 Honors Gala has begun. This year, as we celebrate 40 years of mentorship, scholarship and community impact, we’re preparing an unforgettable evening that honors the people, partnerships and stories that continue to move Atlanta forward. In the weeks ahead, we’ll begin announcing this year’s award recipients and introducing the 2026 100 Class—a new group of leaders who represent the next chapter of impact, service and influence. Saturday, October 3, 2026 Atlanta Marriott Marquis 6:00 PM | Black Tie Tickets and sponsorship tables are available now. Secure your seats early for access to premium seating and be part of one of the year’s most anticipated evenings. Visit 100blackmen-atlanta.org to purchase tickets and sponsorship tables. #100HonorsGala #100BlackMenOfAtlanta #40YearsOfImpact #MentorshipMatters #AtlantaEvents

Welcome Back! A strong school year begins with preparation, encouragement and a community that believes in every student’s potential. The 100 Black Men of Atlanta was proud to support students and families at B.E.S.T. Academy and Frederick Douglass High School during our annual Back-to-School event. These moments represent more than the start of another academic year—they reflect our continued commitment to mentorship, educational opportunity and helping young people move forward with confidence. We were also honored to welcome Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens and Atlanta Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Bryan Johnson, whose attendance reinforced the importance of community leadership and collaboration in supporting Atlanta’s students. Thank you to the school leaders, educators, members, volunteers, families and community partners who helped make the event meaningful. What They See Is What They’ll Be.® 📸 Photo Credit: Lloyd Media Group #100BlackMenOfAtlanta #BackToSchool #BESTAcademy #FrederickDouglassHighSchool #AtlantaPublicSchools

SAVE THE DATE FOR THE 2026 100 Honors Gala Join the 100 Black Men of Atlanta as we celebrate 40 years of mentorship, scholarship and community impact at the 2026 100 Honors Gala. This elegant black-tie evening will honor the legacy of the men, partners and supporters who have helped shape generations of leaders across Atlanta—and look ahead to the future we are building together. Saturday, October 3, 2026 6:00 PM | Black Tie Atlanta Marriott Marquis 265 Peachtree Center Avenue Atlanta, GA 30303 Invitation and additional details to follow. Learn more at 100blackmen-atlanta.org #100BlackMenOfAtlanta #100HonorsGala #SaveTheDate #40YearsOfImpact #MentorshipMatters #BlackTieGala #AtlantaEvents #WhatTheySeeIsWhatTheyllBe

Strong Fathers Build Strong Communities. Fatherhood is more than a title...it is leadership, presence, guidance, and commitment. Through the 100 Black Men of Atlanta Fatherhood Initiative, men receive coaching, mentoring, and practical support designed to help them lead with purpose, strengthen their families, and create healthier home environments. Because when fathers are empowered, families become stronger. And when families thrive, entire communities move forward. For 40 years, the 100 Black Men of Atlanta has remained committed to developing leaders, strengthening families, and building a brighter future for Metro Atlanta. What They See Is What They’ll Be.® Impact in Action. One Story. One Statistic. One Future at a Time. #100BlackMenOfAtlanta #ImpactInAction #FatherhoodInitiative #StrongFathers #HealthyFamilies #MentoringMatters #CommunityImpact #BlackFathers #Atlanta #40YearsOfImpact

More Than Mentoring. Building Futures. Every success story begins with someone who believed, invested, and showed up. At 100 Black Men of Atlanta, mentorship is more than guidance—it's a long-term commitment to helping young people discover their potential, pursue excellence, and become tomorrow's leaders. Our impact speaks for itself: 🎓 100% High School Graduation Rate among our Project Success seniors 💰 More than $7.9 million in scholarships earned by the young men we serve These aren't just statistics—they represent lives transformed, opportunities created, and futures forever changed. Together, we're building confident leaders, stronger families, and a brighter Atlanta. What They See Is What They'll Be.® Learn more about our mission, support our programs, or get involved: www.100blackmen-atlanta.org #100BlackMenOfAtlanta #WhatTheySeeIsWhatTheyllBe #MentorshipMatters #ProjectSuccess #YouthLeadership #Education #LeadershipDevelopment #AtlantaNonprofit #BuildingFutures #CommunityImpact #The100

Today, we celebrate the spirit of freedom, unity, and service that defines our nation. As we honor Independence Day, we also reflect on the shared responsibility we have to uplift our communities, invest in our youth, and continue building a brighter future for all. From all of us at 100 Black Men of Atlanta, we wish you and your family a safe, joyful, and meaningful Independence Day. #IndependenceDay #FourthOfJuly #July4th #100BlackMenOfAtlanta #Freedom #Unity #Service #CommunityLeadership

We are proud to celebrate 100 Black Men of Atlanta, Inc. being recognized as the 2026 Large Chapter of the Year by 100 Black Men of America, Inc. This honor reflects the commitment, leadership, service, and measurable community impact of our members, mentors, scholars, families, partners, and supporters. From Atlanta to the national stage, we remain committed to advancing the mission of mentoring, education, health and wellness, economic empowerment, and leadership development. Thank you to 100 Black Men of America, Inc. for this recognition, and congratulations to every member of The 100 who helped make this moment possible. View more images from the 40th Annual Conference here: https://100bma.smugmug.com/2026/2026-100-Black-Men-National-Convention #100BlackMenOfAtlanta #100BlackMen #LargeChapterOfTheYear #ThePowerOfThe100 #MentoringMatters #Leadership #Service #CommunityImpact #Atlanta #NYC2026

Today, we celebrate the fathers, stepfathers, grandfathers, mentors, and father figures whose love, leadership, and sacrifice help shape the next generation. Through our Fatherhood Initiative and mentoring programs, we remain committed to supporting fathers and strengthening families throughout our community. Today, we celebrate the impact that fathers make every day. Strong fathers build strong families. Strong families build strong communities. Every day, fathers across our communities lead by example, mentor with wisdom, empower through opportunity, and create lasting legacies that extend far beyond their own homes. On this Father’s Day, the 100 Black Men of Atlanta proudly honors the men who show up, pour in, and make a difference in the lives of our youth and families. Thank you for your commitment, your strength, and your unwavering dedication to building a brighter future. Happy Father’s Day from the 100 Black Men of Atlanta. #FathersDay #ThePowerOfThe100 #100BlackMenOfAtlanta #StrongFathersStrongFamilies

Juneteenth is more than a celebration of freedom... it is a call to continue the work. At 100 Black Men of Atlanta, we believe the greatest way to honor the sacrifices of those who came before us is to invest in those who will lead us forward. Through mentorship, education, fatherhood engagement, and community service, we are helping build a future defined by opportunity, achievement, and hope. Today we celebrate our history. Tomorrow we continue the mission. Happy Juneteenth. #Juneteenth #100BlackMenOfAtlanta #WhatTheySeeIsWhatTheyllBe #MentoringThe100Way #Leadership Service Education Community

We extend our sincere gratitude to Jon Ossoff and his office for their continued support of the communities we serve. “100 Black Men of Atlanta provides vital resources to the community, and I’ve been proud to work alongside their leadership and members. I elevated this project as a top priority and secured bipartisan support to deliver this funding,” said Senator Ossoff. This federal investment in the 100 Black Men of Atlanta’s Fatherhood Initiative represents a significant step forward in our mission to strengthen families and create pathways to long-term success for fathers and their children. “On behalf of the 100 Black Men of Atlanta, we are deeply grateful to Senator Jon Ossoff for his leadership and commitment to strengthening families across our community. This investment in our Fatherhood Initiative affirms what we have always believed: when fathers are equipped, supported, and empowered, entire communities thrive. These resources will allow us to expand our reach, deepen our impact, and continue providing the coaching, life skills, and critical support systems that help fathers lead with purpose, stability, and vision. We look forward to building on this partnership to create lasting change for the families we serve,” said Aaron Swain, Chairman, 100 Black Men of Atlanta. Together, we are investing in fathers, strengthening families, and building a brighter future for the next generation. Read more about this announcement on the link in our story or in our highlights ⬆️ #100BlackMenOfAtlanta #FatherhoodInitiative #MentoringThe100Way #CommunityImpact #JonOssoff

Economic empowerment is part of our “Four for the Future” pillars—building financial literacy and future readiness for students and families. Support Project Success at The100ATL.org or Text 404-924-7374 “100BMAGIVE”. #ProjectSuccess #MentoringMatters #100BMOA #EmpowerOurYouth #AtlantaMentors #BlackExcellence #YouthEmpowerment #MentorshipMovement #EducateAndElevate #AtlantaYouthRising #100BMAMentors #SuccessStartsHere #FutureLeaders #CommunityImpact #PathwayToSuccess #StrongerTogether #100BMALeaders #AfricanAmericanMentors #InspiringTheFuture #MentorMondayATL #ChampioningOurYouth

What They See, Is What They’ll Be. The 100 Black Men of Atlanta, Inc. is now accepting nominations for the Membership Class of 2026, and we invite prospective members to learn more about the mission, impact, and brotherhood of our organization. Join us for one of our upcoming Membership Engagement Events to connect, ask questions, and explore opportunities to serve as part of a legacy committed to mentoring, leadership, and community impact. In-Person Membership Engagement Event Wednesday, June 3, 2026 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM Ebenezer Limited to 30 attendees RSVP: https://givebutter.com/membership-engagement-event-jun26 Virtual Membership Engagement Event Thursday, June 4, 2026 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM RSVP: https://givebutter.com/membership-engagement-virtual-event Nominations for membership are now open (Members Only). Brothers, check your email for very important details about the nomination process. #100BlackMenOfAtlanta #WhatTheySeeIsWhatTheyllBe #MembershipClass2026 #MentoringMatters #BlackMenLead #AtlantaLeadership #CommunityImpact #Brotherhood #Service #Mentorship

Come for the coffee. Stay for the purpose. Join the 100 Black Men of Atlanta, Inc. for Coffee & Conversations — a morning of connection, meaningful dialogue, and community-centered purpose. Whether you’re a member, partner, supporter, or simply interested in learning more about the mission and impact of the 100, this is an opportunity to gather, build relationships, and start the weekend with intention. Saturday, May 30, 2026 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM Black Coffee 1800 Jonesboro Rd. SE Atlanta, GA 30315 Come sip, connect, and be part of the conversation. RSVP here: [https://givebutter.com/coffee-and-conversations-may](https://givebutter.com/coffee-and-conversations-may) or click the link in our bio to visit our website to register. #100BlackMenOfAtlanta #CoffeeAndConversations #BlackCoffeeAtlanta #MentorshipMatters #CommunityImpact #PurposeDrivenLeadership #AtlantaEvents #BlackExcellence #ServiceAndBrotherhood

What a day on the course for a powerful cause. The 34th Annual 100 Golf Classic brought together sponsors, members, golfers, community partners, and supporters for a day of fellowship, competition, and giving back at St. Ives Country Club. Presented by @ga_power , this signature fundraiser supports Project Success, the 100 Black Men of Atlanta’s program initiative focused on enhancing educational and economic opportunities for African-American youth in the Atlanta community. We extend our sincere appreciation to our major sponsors: Georgia Power, @accenture , RieLes Group, @gas_south, and Southwire Company. Your leadership and partnership help fuel the mission and expand the impact of the 100 Black Men of Atlanta. We also thank our additional sponsors and community partners: @delta, @georgiapacific , @columbiaresidential/ Berkadia, Aprio Advisory Group, Homrich Berg, @coxenterprises, Edward Jones, and Cadence Bank. Your support helped make this year’s Golf Classic a meaningful and successful event. From the tournament to the Ladies Golf Clinic to the 19th Hole Reception, this year’s Golf Classic was another reminder of what happens when community, purpose, and legacy come together. Thank you to every sponsor, golfer, volunteer, and supporter who made this event a success. 100 Black Men of Atlanta, Inc. Investing in our youth. Building a legacy of excellence. #100BlackMenOfAtlanta #100GolfClassic #ProjectSuccess #MentorshipMatters #AtlantaCommunity #GivingBack #YouthDevelopment #LegacyOfExcellence

This pre-symposium for 2026 was hosted at Morehouse School of Medicine. Violence is framed not as an isolated act but as a reflection of broader conditions requiring thoughtful, sustained engagement. This pre-symposium for 2026—hosted by Morehouse School of Medicine and the 100 Black Men of Atlanta and led by committee leads Larry Johnson, Richard Byrd, and Joshua Byrd—sets the stage for an interactive symposium focused on open, honest conversation about violence prevention. The discussion emphasizes organizing compelling power to strategically make a difference, and defines non-violence as a love-centered way of thinking, speaking, acting, and engaging that begins with personal transformation before societal transformation, addressing the “heart mind regulation” that is missing.

We are focused on serving our kids with very specific programming. Project Success, PODS, Anti-Gun Violence, connections to top universities, and more. Your donations to the 100 Black Men of Atlanta are great investments in our youth. Give today!

What an incredible day at the Run Atlanta 5K in partnership with 404 Day! Thank you to every runner, walker, volunteer, supporter, family member, and community partner who came out and made this event so special. Your participation, energy, and generosity helped us raise meaningful support for the mission of the 100 Black Men of Atlanta. From the opening moments to the finish line celebrations, the day was filled with community, purpose, and pride. It was inspiring to see so many people show up, move together, and invest in something bigger than themselves. Because of you, this event was more than a race. It was a reminder of what happens when Atlanta comes together in support of our youth and our future. Thank you for running with us. Thank you for believing in the mission. Thank you for helping us make an impact. #100BlackMenOfAtlanta #RunAtlanta5K #404Day #AtlantaCommunity #RunForACause #MentoringMatters #BuildingLegacy

There's still time to sign up for the Run Atlanta "404 Day" 5k! Visit our website to join us this Saturday. @butter.atl @byrdspiration

We are proud to celebrate Team 3091, the 100 Scholars, for earning the Rising All-Star Award at the recent FRC Peachtree Gwinnett District Competition. This award recognizes a team that has shown exceptional resilience, growth, and determination in the face of challenges. After experiencing major turnover in student leadership, these young scholars stepped up, supported one another, embraced new ideas, and kept their program moving forward with excellence. As shared by the judges, the 100 Scholars proved that resilience, teamwork, and determination can power any team through change. Please join us in congratulating Team 3091, the 100 Scholars, on this outstanding accomplishment. We are incredibly proud of the way they continue to lead, learn, and represent the power of perseverance. #100BlackMenOfAtlanta #100Scholars #RoboticsAlliance #Team3091 #FIRSTRobotics #YouthLeadership #STEMEducation #FutureLeaders #ScholarsInAction #BuildingABrighterFuture

Run Atlanta “404 Day” 5K is the ultimate kickoff to Atlanta’s 404 Day celebration—a high-energy experience blending fitness, culture, and community. On April 4, we’re taking over Underground Atlanta in the heart of Downtown for a full day featuring a 5K race, 404 Day Parade, health & wellness activations, and a festival-style block party that keeps the vibes going long after the finish line. The race begins and ends at Underground Atlanta and follows a scenic out-and-back route through Downtown and Castleberry Hill, showcasing iconic views of State Farm Arena, Mercedes-Benz Stadium, and the fast-developing Centennial Yards. Most importantly, this celebration is powered by purpose—100 Black Men of Atlanta is the Official Beneficiary of the Run Atlanta 404 Day 5K.

Strong outcomes are built with families, mentors, and partners aligned around students. Support the work behind Project Success Donate or sponsor at The100ATL.org or Text 404-924-7374 “100BMAGIVE”. #100BlackMenATL #ProjectSuccess #Atlanta

Coffee. Conversation. Connection. Purpose. ☕️🤝 This weekend at Coffee & Conversations, service-minded men from across Atlanta—members and non-members—came together for real fellowship. No speeches. No posturing. Just authentic connection, shared values, and a collective commitment to showing up for our youth and our communities. Because when good men build community with intention, impact follows. Thank you @blackcoffeeatlanta for hosting, and to everyone who pulled up, listened, shared, and connected. If you’ve been looking for a brotherhood rooted in service, there’s a seat at the table for you. 🎥 @lloydmediagroup #100BlackMenATL #CoffeeAndConversations #BrotherhoodInService #AtlantaCommunity #MentorshipMatters #ServiceLeadership #CommunityFirst #AtlantaNetworking #PurposeDriven #BlackMenLead #VolunteerATL #StrongerTogether

REV. JESSE L. JACKSON, SR. 1941 – 2026 Faith. Courage. Service. Rest in Power. Today, we honor the life and legacy of Rev. Jesse L. Jackson, Sr., who passed away on February 17, 2026, at the age of 84. From the front lines of the civil rights movement to decades of organizing for dignity, opportunity, and justice, Rev. Jackson’s voice carried hope into rooms where it was needed most. His leadership reminded the world that service is not a moment — it’s a lifetime. At the 100 Black Men of Atlanta, we reflect with gratitude for a life poured into people, progress, and purpose. May we continue the work with the same faith, courage, and commitment. Rest in Power, Reverend Jackson. #JesseJackson #KeepHopeAlive #CivilRightsLegacy #LegacyOfService #100BlackMenATL #RestInPower

Black history isn’t just something we remember—it’s something we carry forward. This February, we’re honoring the historic members of our organization who poured into our community with excellence, vision, and love—men whose leadership helped shape generations. Each week, we’ll share stories of legacy, sacrifice, and impact—because when our youth can see what’s possible, they can become what’s next. What They See is What They’ll Be Celebrating Black History: Past, Present & Future. #BlackHistoryMonth #BlackExcellence #100BlackMen #Mentoring #AtlantaNonprofit #CommunityLegacy #LeadershipDevelopment #EmpowerTheYouth

106 mentees guided through leadership training and personal development—because consistent mentorship changes outcomes. Partner with us through sponsorship or donate at The100ATL.org or Text 404-924-7374 “100BMAGIVE”. #100BlackMenATL #ProjectSuccess #Atlanta #Mentoring #Education #YouthDevelopment

Our STEM and robotics programming benefits 200+ students—building skills that translate into future careers. Your support helps expand access to innovation, mentorship, and opportunity. #100BlackMenATL #ProjectSuccess #Atlanta #ImpactWednesdays #CareersInSTEM #BlackInSTEM #BlackSTEM #BlackScientists #BlackEngineers #BlackTech #BlackCoders #DiversityInSTEM #InclusionInSTEM #STEMRepresentation #RepresentationMatters #STEM #Science #Engineering #Technology #Innovation Donate or sponsor at The100ATL.org or Text 404-924-7374 “100BMAGIVE”.

Today, we honor the life, leadership, and legacy of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. His courage challenged a nation, and his words still are a moral compass today. “The arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends toward justice.” May we continue to do the work that makes justice real—through service, unity, and unwavering commitment to what is right. #MLKDay #MLK #MartinLutherKingJr #Justice #Legacy #Service #Community #100BlackMen #100BlackMenOfAtlanta #Atlanta

100% high school graduation and 95% college attendance for students completing our 100 Scholars program. This is what sustained mentorship and academic support make possible through Project Success. Support our work by donating or exploring sponsorship at The100ATL.org or Text 404-924-7374 “100BMAGIVE”. #100BlackMenATL #ProjectSuccess #Atlanta

We equip our mentees with the professional confidence and connections needed to succeed. #projectsuccess

⛳️ SAVE THE DATE! ⛳️ Mark your calendars for April 13th and meet us on the green for the Annual 100 Golf Classic & Ladies Clinic at St. Ives Country Club in Johns Creek. This signature event supports #ProjectSuccess and our work to uplift and mentor the next generation of leaders. Whether you’re a seasoned golfer or just getting started, there’s a place for you on the course. ✅ Golf Classic ✅ Ladies Clinic ✅ Networking, fun, and impact More details and registration information coming soon—start getting your foursomes and friend groups together now! #SaveTheDate #100GolfClassic #LadiesClinic #ProjectSuccess #OnTheGreen #JohnsCreek #StIvesCountryClub

Happy Founders' Day to the men and specifically our brothers who are members of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Enjoy your day brothers! #AlphaPhiAlpha #DivineNine #Divine9

Please help the 100 Black Men of Atlanta receive $10,000 by donating today! Gas South will match donations $1 for $1 up to a total of $10,000. We’re thrilled to be recognized by Gas South as one of their Fuel For Good Allies. 100 Black Men of Atlanta is doing incredible work in your community and by giving to that work today, you’re making twice the impact! Gas South’s purpose is to Be A Fuel For Good, and they’re committed to giving 5% of profits to support children in need. #GivingTuesday

Happy Founders Day to the brothers of Omega Psi Phi, Inc

When young men are surrounded by mentors who believe in their potential, everything changes. 100 Black Men of Atlanta creates a community where ambition meets guidance, and where today’s mentorship becomes tomorrow’s legacy. This is how we strengthen Atlanta’s future. Your generous support helps us develop these young people. One session...One iPad...one Scholarship...One relationship at a time. https://lnkd.in/dZhMZjJ

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