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There is something exceptional about 100 Black Men of Greater Akron, Inc. The organization is more than a group of members; it is men united in a culture of service and commitment. "The 100 Black Men of Akron,affiliated with the 100 Black of America, Inc. Whose mission is to improve the quality of life in the communities we serve and enhance educational and economic opportunities for African American in the Greater Akron area.We represent one of over 109 chapters nationally and internationally. The 100 seeks to address pertinent issues affecting African American youth by focusing on the theme"What they see is what they'll be",. The development of our African American youth particularly young black males is the paramount purpose of the 100 Black Men of Greater Akron, Inc., acknowledging and accepting the fact that indeed,"our children are our reflection to the future".
There are four tenets that drive all that we do as an organization. We call these our "four for the future." these are education,economic development,health and wellness and mentoring. These four areas have been deemed the most critical to the future of our youth and our communities throughout the nation. Our commitment to mentoring has touched the lives of youth from Rankin elementary to Seiberling elementary and now the new Helen Arnold elementary. Our "Mentoring the 100Way is a nationally recognized group mentoring model that is effectively employed to give young males positive life altering exposure and experiences.
We are "Real Men Giving Real Time" in order to affect positive change within our community to improve the quality of life for all. I thank you for visiting our web site and ask that you join us as a member, a partner, a sponsor, or volunteer in this ongoing effort to make Greater Akron a better place for it's citizens!
Yours in Service,
Mr. Michael J. Irby, President,
“Take a Young Male to Worship Day” Wednesday, 09 June 2010 12:55 |  Author: Larry Thomas |
On Sunday, June 27, 2010 at 10:30 a.m., the 100 Black Men of Greater Akron, Inc. and the Fame Fathers of Summit County are sponsoring “Take a Young Male to Worship Day.” The organizations are promoting the concept of men bring young black men to church to enlighten their lives by showing young men how to worship. The service will take place at the Mountain of the Lord Fellowship church, 1477 Copley Road in Akron. “How can I, a young black man, understand how to worship except a We are especially asking fathers, grandfathers, foster fathers, stepfathers, uncles, cousins, big brothers, mentors, Deacons, Trustees, male choir members, and family and friends to join the Fame Fathers and the 100 Black Men of Greater Akron, Inc. in this movement. “Train up a child in the way he should go, even when he is old, he For more info contact FameFathers @ 330-835-9658 or Please see the attached event flyer. Last Updated (Wednesday, 09 June 2010 13:09) |