Every member of our board of directors is a thought leader who has made significant contributions to our society.   

 Each one brings a unique set of skills and expertise to our organization The 100 Black Men of Columbus was formed in 2002 by a group of prominent leaders, including Isaiah Hugley Sr., Ed Harbison, Dewayne Richardson, Robert Wison, John D. Allen, and Douglas Bryant III, to improve the quality of life and enhance the educational opportunities of African Americans in a unified, collaborative, pragmatic effect. Since its inception, the Columbus Ga Chapter has taken great strides in membership growth to over 100 men.

These men believe in brotherhood as the staple of the organization. While the organization is predominantly black men, membership is open to everyone who meets specific criteria starting at the elementary level and continuing through adulthood, the 100 Black Men of Columbus GA reaches the youth in Columbus GA through a variety of programs, which include Mentoring, Education, Health & Wellness, Economic Empowerment, and Leadership Development. From contracting with professional tutoring organizations to holding community meetings to inform and discuss issues relating to the educational environment in Southern Nevada.

The 100 Black Men of Columbus continues to work with others in the Columbus GA community to eliminate racial and ethnic health disparities through our Health & Wellness program.

Our Mission

The mission of 100 Black Men of Columbus GA, Inc. is to improve the quality of life by supporting and enhancing educational and economic opportunities particularly for African-American youth in the Columbus Georgia community.