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100 Black Men of Metropolitan Houston

Founded in 1994, the Houston Chapter of 100 Black Men of America, Inc.

We influence and transform the lives of underrepresented youth, specifically African American males by providing mentoring in education, economic empowerment, health, and wellness!

05/26/2026

Our Annual Gala is more than a celebration — it is one of the chapter’s most important fundraising and relationship-building opportunities of the year. The event brings together corporate partners, community leaders, alumni, mentors, parents, mentees, and supporters to invest directly into programs that impact the lives of young Black men across Houston.
Funds raised will support initiatives including:

Mentoring Programs through the 100 4 Pillars: Health & Wellness, Education, Economic Empowerment & Mentoring

Community Awareness, Involvement, Development, and Reinvestment
College Tours & Scholarship Support
Collegiate 100 Leadership Development
STEM & Career Exposure

Legacy in Bloom [buy tables here]: https://fundraise.givesmart.com/e/WXEpFA?vid=1qborv

For potential Sponsorships, see flyer posted and contact the VP of Development Jarred Morgan at [email protected]. Thank you for considering this opportunity to invest in Houston’s future.

05/15/2026

Houston, the countdown is on. ⚽🌍

Join us for UNITED BY THE GAME — a high-energy networking experience bringing together professionals, leaders, creatives, and community changemakers from across the city ahead of one of the biggest global sports moments headed to Houston.

Expect great people, real conversations, elevated vibes, and an atmosphere built around connection through culture, business, and sport.

100 Black Men of Metro Houston unlocks talents, nurtures interests, and fuels positive ambitions in our community. You can help us amplify those efforts by

RSVPing here: https://unitedbythegame.eventbrite.com/?aff=100htxWC

📍Bayou Place Ballroom
📅 Thursday, May 28
⏰ 6PM–9PM | VIP Entry at 5:30PM

05/14/2026

Long before the hats, the brunches, and the photo ops, Black jockeys were the foundation of the Kentucky Derby.

In fact, 15 of the first 28 Derby winners were Black riders — dominating a sport and a stage that history doesn’t always give them credit for today. Names like Isaac Murphy, Oliver Lewis, and Jimmy Winkfield helped build the legacy people celebrate every year, even if their stories were pushed to the background over time.

So when you see us dressed to the nines for Derby weekend, understand it’s bigger than fashion or a theme. It’s recognition. It’s remembrance. It’s paying respect to Black excellence that was present from the very beginning.

Legacy matters. And we believe in celebrating all of it. 🐎🥃🌹

03/31/2026

The 10th Annual Talk To Me Derby 🐎✨

A refined Derby Day brunch & daytime social—where style meets purpose.

Join us for a vibrant, high-energy experience curated for those who appreciate fashion, culture, and impact. From statement hats to polished fits, expect a room full of excellence.

But more importantly—this event supports the mission of the 100 Black Men of Metropolitan Houston, investing in mentoring, education, and the future of our youth.

Location:
Style Code: Derby / Sophisticated Chic (bring your best look)
Brunch Service: Until 6PM

Visit for more ticketing information: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/talk-derby-to-me-saturday-brunch-and-daytime-social-tickets-1986128944137?utm_experiment=test_share_listing&aff=ebdsshios

🎟️ Brunch Reservations: chapmanandkirby.com
🥂 Sections: 832.794.0743

Pull up, show out, and support something bigger than yourself.

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03/12/2026

Our journey began with a special first stop — Florida A&M University (FAMU). Walking the campus with our mentees was a powerful moment. For many of them, this was another opportunity to see what their future could look like and experience firsthand the legacy and culture of an incredible HBCU.

After FAMU, we hit the road and made our way to Atlanta, where Day 2 was packed with powerful experiences. We visited Morehouse College, spent time reflecting at The King Center, and closed the day with an incredible visit to Microsoft. Our mentees heard directly from professionals who shared their real-world journeys — how their college choices, courses, internships, and experiences helped prepare them for careers in technology and leadership.

This is what exposure looks like.

Long bus rides.
Early mornings.
Historic campuses.
Real conversations about the future.

And young men willing to invest their spring break into building the next chapter of their lives.

If you’d like to support this journey and help us continue creating opportunities like this for our mentees, you can donate here:

100 BMOH: 2026 College Tour Giving Landing Page
https://fundraise.givesmart.com/e/x0SDbw?vid=1p5gbb

Direct Donation Link
https://igfn.us/form/ssaRgA

InvestInOurYouth ExposureCreatesOpportunity

03/09/2026

Rise & Shine. The journey begins. 🚌

Today our mentees begin the Next Chapter 2026 College Tour — traveling through 5 states and visiting 8 HBCU campuses. Our first stop: Florida A&M University (FAMU), the alma mater of our chapter president and two of our board members.

While many students are enjoying spring break, these boys made a different choice.

They chose exposure.
They chose growth.
They chose to invest in their future.

Over the next several days they’ll be meeting with college admissions teams, working on group projects, learning the history of these campuses, and spending long hours on the road together.

This is what opportunity looks like.

Because success is rarely accidental. It begins when young people are willing to invest in themselves — and when a community steps up to support them.

If you’d like to help create these life-changing experiences for our mentees, you can support the tour below:

100 Black Men of Metropolitan Houston – 2026 College Tour Giving Page
https://fundraise.givesmart.com/e/x0SDbw?vid=1p5gbb

Direct Donation Link
https://igfn.us/form/ssaRgA

Every contribution helps provide exposure, opportunity, and mentorship for the next generation of leaders.

FutureLeaders

01/23/2026

⚠️ ❄️ EVENT UPDATE – PLEASE READ ❄️ ⚠️

⚖️ HOUSTON, WE’RE HITTING PAUSE — BUT NOT STOPPING!

Due to anticipated freezing weather conditions this Saturday, and out of an abundance of caution for the safety of our youth, families, and staff, we have made the decision to postpone this Saturday’s event.

💡 The good news is that the event has been rescheduled as follows:

New Date: Saturday, January 31, 2026
Time: 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. (unchanged)
Location: Mickey Leland Preparatory Academy (unchanged)

All programming, rotations, and activities will proceed exactly as planned. Only the date has changed.

If you have already registered, no further action is required. Your registration will automatically carry over to Saturday, January 31. We appreciate your understanding and flexibility, and we look forward to welcoming you for a safe and impactful event.

If you have any questions, please contact us at [email protected].

100 Black Men of Metropolitan Houston, Inc.

01/16/2026

Standing on sacred ground with the next generation. ✊🏾

This MLK Weekend, our student mentees stood before Dr. King’s statue on the campus of Morehouse College—surrounded by brothers committed to their growth, their voices, and their future.

Dr. King reminded us:

“Human progress is neither automatic nor inevitable.”

Mentorship is how we move the dream forward—by investing our youth, opening doors, and walking alongside them.

The dream lives when we do the work.

HBCU🖤 FutureLeaders

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