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  • Mission

    Positively impact the development and outcomes of youth and improve the quality of life within our communities

  • Vision

    The 100 seeks to serve as a beacon of leadership by utilizing our member’s diverse talents to create environments that empower the communities we serve and enable children to achieve their goals

ABOUT

100 Black Men of the Twin Cities, Inc. is a 501(c)3 nonprofit, youth development organization that was founded in 2020. The Twin Cities (Minnesota) chapter is a part of the national network of 100 Black Men of America, Inc. which is recognized as the nation’s top African-American-led mentoring organization.

We are committed to the intellectual development of youth and economic empowerment of the African American and other communities of color through programs based in Mentoring, Education, Health & Wellness, Financial Literacy and Entrepreneurship.

Purpose

Involvement from 100 Black Men of the Twin Cities, Inc. sees direct community impact through 3 critical outcomes:

  1. Support the significantly high need for positive, intentional mentoring for young African American and other males of color in the Twin Cities

  2. Instill positive values such as philanthropy, civic involvement, and responsibility of manhood in young men

  3. Provide resources, connections, and exposure to college and high potential career paths

Our programs impact students’ personal development and academic achievement.

100 Black Men of the Twin Cities, Inc. mentees display increased self-esteem, personal responsibility, and motivation to succeed in school.

Upcoming events

  • The BLACK MENtors BBQ

    Join 100 Black Men of the Twin Cities, Inc. and Big Brothers Big Sisters Twin Cities for the second Black MENtors BBQ, a gathering to amplify Black youth potential over great food and meaningful connections.

    Held during Men’s Health Awareness Month, this year’s event will highlight the importance of mental health, bringing together community partners to share resources and support.

    Enjoy a meal at the Big Brothers Big Sisters office in North Minneapolis, network with The 100 leading youth development in the Twin Cities, connect with Black youth and families waiting for a mentor, and learn more about volunteer opportunities to support the next generation of Black youth.

    This year, we’re also excited to welcome participants from the Jr. 100—a program of 100 Black Men focused on long-term success through mentorship and a powerful curriculum. Jr. 100 equips young men in grades 6–12 with essential life skills, academic support, career readiness, and leadership development.

    Family-Friendly Event: Spouses, partners and kids are welcome!

    Food Options: Turkey, beef, veggie burgers, beef hot dogs, chips and water (gluten- free options available).

    Parking: Free parking is available on-site and street-side at Big Brothers Big Sisters Twin Cities.

    Waiver: A completed waiver will be required for all adults to participate. Please use the link on the confirmation page or email.

    Photo & Video Disclaimer: If you or any member of your party does not want to be in photos or videos, please let Big Brothers Big Sisters staff know immediately.
    Big Brothers Big Sisters Twin Cities will be taking photos and videos at this event without the expressed written permission of those included within the photograph/video for marketing and publicity in our publications, on our website, and/or on social media. If you are registering a minor for whom you are not the parent/guardian, you agree to provide the parent/guardian with this photo release notification.

    100 Black Men of the Twin Cities positively impact the development and outcomes of youth and improve the quality of life within our communities. The 100 seeks to serve as a beacon of leadership by utilizing their member’s diverse talents to create environments that empower the communities we serve and enable children to achieve their goals

    Big Brothers Big Sisters Twin Cities creates and supports mentoring relationships that ignite the power and promise of youth. Big Brothers Big Sisters envisions a future where all youth reach their full potential.

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LEADERSHIP TEAM

  • Kentalé Morris, Sr

    President

  • Kheph A. Rakhu

    Vice President

  • Jakai Taylor

    Treasurer

  • Kenneth Cooper

    Secretary

  • Eben Leberthon

    Parliamentarian

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“What They See Is What They’ll Be”®

This phrase is not only our motto but is also a source of motivation. It reminds all members of The 100 to personify the positive images and examples our mentees need daily. Our members fully embrace the challenge that this motto places on our shoulders and proudly implement our programs and events with a focus on uplifting the communities where we live and serve.

 

Get Involved

We are looking for Volunteers, Donors, Mentees, and Members. Fill out the form above or email info@100BMTC.org

Your donations will assist us in achieving our mission and having a positive impact on the youth and their families in our communities each year.

Members of “The 100” are men of at least 21 years of age who are committed to helping the youth of our community by utilizing their talents and volunteering their time.

Members must:

  • Attend monthly chapter meetings and fellowship events

  • Participate on a committee and attend committee meetings

  • Volunteer their time as a mentor or support a program/event

  • Remain current on annual membership dues

NOTE: All members are required to complete and clear background checks