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WELCOME TO THE WEBSITE OF THE
100 BLACK MEN OF GREATER CLEVELAND, INC.

The 100 Black Men of Greater Cleveland Chapter provides a variety of educational, informative, and uplifting programs for the whole family. Our programs teach the necessary leadership and development skills to assist our mentees and their families in realizing and maximizing their full potential.  We are a 501c3 non-profit organization.

We are excited to share our interests with you and hope you find everything you need to stay informed about the “Work of the 100”. Please visit our site regularly for updates on the progress of our organization as we strive to serve our community and make a difference in the lives of the youth we serve. We are thrilled about what we have achieved together over the past twenty years!

Real Men, Giving Real Time

The 100 Black Men of Greater Cleveland, Inc. serve as a beacon of leadership by utilizing our diverse talents to create an environment in which Cleveland’s youth are motivated to achieve and are empowered to become self-sufficient shareholders in the economic and social fabric of their communities.

 Mentoring is the essence of the Greater Cleveland 100. Through our signature programs of economic development, education, health & wellness, leadership development, mentoring, we aim to be Cleveland’s premier mentoring organization.

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“What They See Is What They’ll Be®”

is more than a motto. It is a source of motivation for all members of our 100 Black Men chapter network. Additionally, our motto serves as a constant reminder that we must consistently commit ourselves to personify the type of people our children will look up to and emulate. We fully embrace the immense responsibility we have to our mentees and our communities.

Improving the Lives of Young Men

The 100 Black Men of Greater Greater Cleveland Inc. is one of many International Chapters with our National Headquarters in Atlanta, Georgia. The local chapter’s current membership is part of an international fellowship of 10,000+ committed volunteers who have impacted the lives of over 110,000 youth through mentoring and other programs designed to improve their quality of life. Mentees benefit from educational enhancement programs and life skills training conducted by organization members and other community volunteers and partners.

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100 Black Men Events

100 Black Men 37th Annual National Conference

100 Black Men of Greater Cleveland is a volunteer organization committed to transforming the lives of youth and improving our communities through a unified mission devoted to improving the quality of life for African American youth in the Cleveland area. Mentoring is a vital part of the 100 Black Men of Greater Cleveland.

Mentoring the 100 Way Across A Lifetime®

WALK A MILE WITH A CHILD

The Cleveland Chapter of 100 Black Men has combined the Mentoring, Education, and Health and Wellness Committees to form this program and connect a nature walk in some of our local public parks with a health and wellness, science, and environmental education component mentoring experience.

We learn that mentor and mentee bring unique characteristics to the mentoring relationship with deviating expectations. The mentor comes with experience that could be passed down from being mentored, etc., to pass on information to the mentee. Mentees are chosen in this context from a school, home, or community, and the expectation is to gain assistance from a caring adult. This training will present the necessary tools for mentors to assist in building this lifelong relationship with their mentee and avoid pitfalls that might damage the relationship or cause conflict for the mentee.

The mentee must know that the mentor can be trusted, and even if there is a misunderstanding, the relationship does not end. Help the mentee understand roles in the mentoring relationship and make sure that boundaries are made clear. The mentoring experience can prove beneficial for all involved and lay the blueprint for a lifelong relationship with training, futuristic thinking, empathy, and sympathy.

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Cleveland Chapter In The News

2022 Black Tie Gala in the News

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100 Black Men of Greater Cleveland was featured on WEWS TV 5 with some of our members making a difference at Wade Park School

Being visible in Greater Cleveland and doing great work has been a priority, helping our mentees and others through the Four for The Future Programs.

Danita Harris and WEWS noticed our hard work and featured us on the network.

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Please Read The Latest Issue Of Our Magazine

The 100 Black Men of Greater Cleveland, Inc. has been educating and empowering youth for years. The 100 has educated African American youth, believing that all children must access quality education regardless of race and socioeconomic status.

Real Men Magazine is a monthly publication of The Greater Cleveland Chapter. It serves as the voice of the Cleveland Chapter, which highlights our members and the activities we are doing in the community. It also features our supporters and partners.

This month’s issue February 2023 Issue

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100 Black Men of Greater Cleveland, Inc. honors community leaders at Black Tie Gala.

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Walk a Mile with a Child gives  guidance to young boys in Cleveland using  Northeast Ohio has beautiful parks

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100 Black Men of Greater Cleveland Inc. re-elect Lee V. Fields as chairman to lead 2022 – 2024.

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Founding Member Judge Michael Nelson swears in Cleveland's 58th Mayor Justin Bibb

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Congratulations to James W. Wade III, 2022 Chairman's Award recipient

Coronavirus (COVID -19)
What You Need to know

As we face this severe pandemic, you can take some basic precautions to stay safe. We will provide you with some information and resources to help you remain aware of the latest news on Coronavirus Disease.

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The safety and well-being of our members and the people we serve during the COVID-19 Pandemic is our number one priority. As we continue our operations, we remain vigilant of potential symptoms, and strongly support the appropriate treatment and protected measures that must be taken during this extremely rare event. Please continue to check our news page and social media sites for updates, recommendations, and resources for staying healthy and safe, and for information about our advocacy activities.