100 Black Men of Douglasville, Inc

06/04/2026

We’re excited to announce that the updated 100 Black Men of Douglasville website is now live! The new site provides information about our mentoring programs, community initiatives, leadership team, and ways to connect with our organization.

Please take a moment to visit our website and explore the new features. Your feedback is always appreciated as we continue our mission of mentoring, education, economic empowerment, and community service.

If you have any questions, would like to partner with us, become a mentor, or learn more about our programs, please don’t hesitate to contact us through the website or email.

Thank you for your continued support as we work to make a positive impact in our community.



https://100blackmen-douglasville.org/

[email protected]

06/04/2026

We’re excited to announce that the updated 100 Black Men of Douglasville website is now live! The new site provides information about our mentoring programs, community initiatives, leadership team, and ways to connect with our organization.

Please take a moment to visit our website and explore the new features. Your feedback is always appreciated as we continue our mission of mentoring, education, economic empowerment, and community service.

If you have any questions, would like to partner with us, become a mentor, or learn more about our programs, please don’t hesitate to contact us through the website.

Thank you for your continued support as we work to make a positive impact in our community.



https://100blackmen-douglasville.org

[email protected]

Changing the Narrative. One Young Man at a Time.

05/28/2026

Good morning Brothers,

On Saturday from 8am-1pm, Our Health and Wellness Chair, wanted to make you aware of the Annual King of Hearts Event. This event is focused on promoting men’s health and wellness within our community.

Services provided will include screenings for:

* Diabetes
* Hypertension
* Selected EKGs
* BMI concerns
* Cholesterol
* PSA blood testing (no digital exam)
* Cologuard
* Additional finger-stick testing

After the screenings, we will enjoy fellowship through games, a healthy meal, and a panel discussion featuring health and wellness experts from around the community.

Your presence and support are needed. This event is completely FREE, with services valued at over $1,500 per participant.

We are also looking for approximately five old-school trucks to participate in the event.

Please share and post this information on your social media platforms and encourage men to register and attend. Our goal is to reach at least 150 participants.

Flyer attached.

05/11/2026

The 100 Black Men of Douglasville would like to thank Atlanta News First for covering our first inaugural FORGE Academy graduation. It is important that we continue to highlight the positive impact mentoring has on our youth when dedicated mentors and parents invest their time, effort, and guidance into the next generation.
This celebration was more than a graduation — it was a reflection of what mentorship, leadership, and community support can accomplish together. We are proud of our mentee graduates and thankful to everyone who helped make this vision a reality.

05/10/2026

WHAT A DAY. 🎓🖤💛

Forge Academy Graduation 2025–2026 was a tremendous success! Full house, powerful moments, and unforgettable impact.

Our young men represented themselves with excellence, confidence, and growth. To every mentor, parent, volunteer, committee member, and supporter — thank you for helping make this vision a reality.

This was more than a ceremony… this was legacy in motion.

One Brotherhood. One Mission. One Legacy.

05/08/2026

The 100 Black Men of Douglasville continues its commitment to mentoring and leadership development through its signature youth initiative, Forge Academy — a structured mentoring and enrichment program designed to empower young men in grades 6–8. Built around the theme “Forging Minds. Building Futures. Creating Legacy,” the program focuses on leadership development, academic excellence, financial literacy, cultural awareness, civic engagement, and career exposure. Through twice-monthly sessions, students participate in hands-on learning experiences, mentorship, public speaking development, entrepreneurship activities, technology exposure, and community service projects designed to prepare them for success in school and life.

This year, Forge Academy celebrated significant growth and impact, including strong student engagement, community partnerships, financial literacy training through the Wells Fargo Hands on Banking curriculum, STEM exposure opportunities, leadership showcases, and service initiatives throughout Douglas County. The program recently celebrated its annual graduation and recognition ceremony, honoring students for their commitment, personal growth, and leadership development throughout the year. Chapter leaders emphasized that Forge Academy is more than a mentoring program — it is a pipeline for developing future leaders, professionals, entrepreneurs, and changemakers within the community.

05/06/2026

Today, Douglas County Partners In Education held their year-end celebration, and what a remarkable year it has been!

This event gave everyone the opportunity to learn about the incredible accomplishments PIE has achieved over the past year—making a real difference in our schools and community.

A special highlight of the celebration was honoring the Partners of Excellence and recognizing the Ambassador of the Year. These individuals and organizations continue to go above and beyond, setting the standard for service, commitment, and impact.

Moments like this remind us what’s possible when a community comes together with a shared purpose—supporting education and investing in the future. 👏🏾📚

04/12/2026

The 100 Black Men of Douglasville continued their FORGE Academy Hands on Banking program with mentees and mentors during Spring Break.

During the session, the group participated in a team-building activity, working together to assemble a soccer goal for their school. This hands-on effort not only strengthened teamwork and leadership skills, but also left a lasting contribution for fellow students to enjoy upon their return.

Moments like these remind us that mentorship goes beyond the classroom—it’s about building character, unity, and community.

02/04/2026

Shout out to Brother Spencer! 👏🏾
Congratulations on being recognized in the February edition of Chapel Hill Events, Tips and Info Magazine (page 43), “Mt. Carmel Elementary Launches Brotherhood through Books Initiative”proudly representing the 100 Black Men of Douglasville, GA.
This recognition highlights the impactful work being done in our community. Our local chapter is actively exploring ways to partner with other organizations to continue strengthening outreach, mentorship, and service across Douglasville and the surrounding areas.

Well deserved—keep leading by example!