100 Black Men of Eastern New York, Inc. General Membership Meeting

InnovatLI Inside the New Economy News clipping - Georgia-based 100 Black Men of America in December granted charter membership to 100 Black Men of Eastern New York, which incorporated in 2021. The charter codifies the local chapter’s mission to promote education, health and wellness, mentoring, economic independence and community leadership among regional African American youth.

That localized mission is already off to a strong start under the guiding hand of 100 Black Men of Eastern New York Founding President Phil Andrews, a well-known Long Island civic leader a champion of minority-owned businesses. With its leadership set and 100 Black Men of America adding extra clout – the 501(c)3 organization is a recognized national leader of African American mentoring – 100 Black Men of Eastern New York is in full-on expansion mode. The Eastern New York group will also be “looking toward recruitment” of new, more professionally diverse mentors, according to its president, who will serve at least one three-year term establishing the new nonprofit chapter. Read entire writeup here: https://www.innovateli.com/45731-2/