What They See Is

What They'll Be

Economic Development - Education - Health & Wellness - Mentoring


About Us


In 1997 the idea set forth, that was birthed in 1963 in New York City, took root in the hearts of a group of leaders in Mobile, Alabama. With a vision of better days for the community — educators, judges, doctors, lawyers, politicians, administrators, engineers, businessmen, entrepreneurs, religious leaders, and other professionals came together to form “Alabama’s First Chapter” of the 100 Black Men of America.


Building up the vision established in New York to make lasting differences in the lives of underserved and underprivlege youth. As the men had in 1963 and 1997, the 100 of today has a passion to channel our collective resources to improve the lives of young people and the various communities of Mobile, Alabama and its surrounding area.


We help young people thrive in life with a touch of mentoring, creativity, and innovation.

Leadership

Marlon E. Jones

Executive Director

Clinton Johnson, Jr.

Treasurer

William Henderson

Interim Program Director

Tramaine Perry

Vice President

Juan Peasamt

President

DeKendell Young

Secretary

Mentoring

Mentoring the “100 Way” is designed to help boys
and girls, who exhibit challenges with academic
performance and behavior. The “100” provide
these students with a positive, adult role model
to assist in becoming productive citizens. Our
mentoring programs help foster improved
academic performance, increase self-
confidence, improved school behavior, and
increase knowledge of career choices by
providing regular individual and group mentoring
sessions.

In addition to in-school programs, the 100 offers
a Saturday Academy for students ages 11-18 and a
Parent Academy.

Education

In Collaboration with the Mobile County Public School System, the 100 works with high school students and middle school students by providing mentoring services to assist them to become college and career ready. Students on the high school are taught “Essential Skills,” a curriculum developed by the 100 to prepare students to enter the workforce. Professional and soft skills are the emphasis of this course which include, eye contact, dressing for success, professional decorum, dining etiquette, resume writing, interviewing techniques, personal finance, and public speaking.


On the Middle School level, the 100 teaches students leadership and team skills by building wooden boats. Students in this program build a water ready craft from scratch with the assistance of the mentors. Additionally, the students are tutored in math and provided life skills.


Economic Development

The 100 Black Men of Greater Mobile, Inc. is a leading resource in the community dedicated to financial empowerment, self-sufficiency, and economic growth. The 100 provides effective and participatory leadership that educates, encourages, fosters, and supports a philosophy of financial self-determination and a spirit of entrepreneurship.

Health & Welness

Health & Wellness is a vital component of any community. The 100 realizes the importance of this issue in Mobile County. We are committed to improving the lifestyles of the citizens of Mobile by staying abreast of challenges facing our region, state, and nation. We diligently work to keep the community informed by being active and proactive.

Let's start a conversation

Phone

251-405-2017

Address

P.O. Box 40507

Mobile, Alabama 36640

Email

info@100mobile.org

Social Media

@100mobile

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