100 Black Men of Greater Orlando, Inc., is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to executing the national mission of 100 Black Men of America since its founding in 1991. The organization has spearheaded numerous educational initiatives, including:

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• Annual participation in the Orange County Teach-In,

• Providing in-kind and professional mentorship for Orange County Public Schools,

• Supporting the Nap Ford Charter School in Orlando, and

• Contributing $10,000 to the Florida A&M University College of Law Scholarship Fund.

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Each year, the organization awards scholarships to graduates of Jones High School, helping to fund their undergraduate education over four years. Currently, 100 Black Men of Greater Orlando, Inc. supports 20 students in both undergraduate and graduate programs. To date, the organization has awarded over $1.5 million in scholarships to Jones High School graduates. Additionally, the organization is a proud Life Member of the NAACP, underscoring its commitment to advancing equality and opportunity.

 

The membership of 100 Black Men of Greater Orlando, Inc. encompasses leaders across diverse fields, including business, construction, law, higher education, medicine, communications, government, architecture, and engineering. These professionals are dedicated to giving back to the Orlando community, honoring the investments made in their own journeys to success.