The Hampton-Tuskegee Alumni of Central Texas hosted its 3rd annual scholarship golf tournament at Star Ranch Golf Course in Round Rock, TX. The golf tournament provides 20 scholarships per year to students attending Hampton or Tuskegee from the Austin, TX area. The 100 Black Men of Austin has been the platinum sponsor of the event for the 3rd straight year!
The Austin Public Library hosted its 3rd annual Kids Block Party at the central library downtown Austin. The 100 Black Men supports this initiative by volunteering and providing resources. This year, the 100 Black Men of Austin donated the books (Courtesy of Black Pearl Books) and Puzzles (Courtesy of Puzzle Huddle) to their literacy department.
Thanks to the generosity of The !00 Black Men of Greater Washington DC, the Austin chapter took 5 mentees to Washington DC to attend the Legacy Flight Academy. 120 students participated in different variations of STEM, learned about the Tuskegee Airmen, Redtail pilots, and sat in the cockpit and learned to fly a plane. Students also had the privilege to see Black Excellence as all of the pilots were African American!
WGC Dell Match Play, Dell Technologies, and the 100 Black Men of Austin partnered to host a panel during the final round of WGC Dell Match Play. College students had the opportunity to hear 2 dynamic panelist (LaToya Collins-Jones and Chris Ogbonnaya) from Dell Technologies. They shared their journey from college to Dell Technologies, overcoming adversity and making tough decisions. One of those tough decisions was recognizing that “failure is success” in your life’s journey. After the panel, students were able to network over lunch and enjoyed the final round and final year of WGC Dell Match Play in Austin, TX. 
Austin Independent School District and the 100 BMOA partnered to provide monthly read alongs in Title I 3rd grade classrooms across AISD. The 100 members will read a different book monthly (books purchased from Black Pearl Books) to the students and will distribute 800-900 books monthly for the children build their home libraries. As part of the cultural competency initiative, the goal is to make reading fun.
