100 BMOA Donates Books to Manor ISD Librarians

As part of the cultural competency Initiative, the 100 Black Men of Austin donated 26 bundles of books to Manor ISD Librarians.  The students will have the ability to check the books out of the library to make reading fun.  Mayor Christopher Harvey of Manor, TX presented the donation at the Manor City Council meeting.

100 Black Men of Austin Provided 1,000 books to 200 Teachers Across Austin

As part of the Cultural Competency Initiative, the 100 Black Men of Austin and Black Pearl Books celebrated their 2nd Annual book bundle distribution for teachers in the Austin, TX area.   200 K-2nd teachers from Austin, Del Valle, Manor, and Pflugerville independent school districts received 5 books of color per bundle, a puzzle from Puzzle Huddle, and a $10 Black Pearl Books gift card.

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100 Black Men of Austin Partners with First Tee, Big Brothers Big Sisters, and Huston-Tillotson University on the Golf Course

The 100 BMOA partnered with First Tee to sponsor 13 students from Big Brothers Big Sisters to learn the game of golf through the First Tee program.  Students were introduced to the curriculum and the 100 felt it was important to provide resources to students in need.  The 100 sponsors 50 underrepresented kids annually to go through the First Tee program.

The 100 also supported Huston-Tillotson’s summer program for their incoming freshmen.  33 students from HT practiced at different stations to learn about golf clubs, putting, driving, and other networking opportunities with the 100 and First Tee.

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100 Black Men of Austin donates 480 Backpacks to Local Schools for the Upcoming School Year

In partnership with Barbara Scott, the Colony Park Neighborhood Association, and their back to school efforts in East Austin, the 100 donated 480 backpacks to LBJ High School, Gus Garcia Middle School, and Bertha Sadler Means Young Women’s Leadership Academy for the upcoming school year.  This donation wouldn’t be possible without the help of Amazon and their Goods for Goods initiative.