100 Volunteers at the Central Texas Food Bank in Manor, Texas

The 100 volunteered at Central Texas Food Bank in Manor, Texas.  Volunteers danced while giving back! Special thanks to the Manor Texas COVID 19 Task Force for inviting us.

My volunteers are better than y’all’s 😂😂❤️❤️ Just having FUN While serving our Community!! Up early this morning serving our community with over 350 Boxes of Food!#ManorTexasCovid19DisasterRelief, #100BlackMen, #CeledonPropertyGroup, #ServingOurCommunity, #CityOfManor, #ManorISD, #CentralTexasFoodBank

Posted by Monique Celedon on Friday, May 29, 2020

African American History Curriculum in Texas High Schools

100 Black Men of Austin, Inc. members Karl Spencer, Kevin Cokley, and a number of community leaders throughout Texas testified last November in support of implementing the African American Studies curriculum in Texas high schools. We’re proud to say, it was approved today by a unanimous vote!

Please see the attached article that has included the African American curriculum.

BREAKING NEWS: Texas has first statewide African American studies course

Fundraiser to Purchase computers for Texas Empowerment Academy – COVID 19

Texas Empowerment Academy needed 40 computers for students during COVID 19.  The 100, Amherst Holdings LLC, and other community leaders collaboratively raise $12,000 to purchase Chromebooks.

 

Quote from Llyas Salahud-Din of Texas Empowerment Academy;

 

Special thanks to 100 BLACK MEN OF AUSTIN (Brotherhood is strong), Family Foundation match ❤️, Shafeeqa Watkins Giarratani (Development Council & Advisory Member), Denise E. Herrera, PhD, MCHES (you’re the best), Ryan Coaxum (Development Council & Advisory Member), Scott LooperRam S.Mitchell KilbyRoosevelt WeeksDon WardMichael LewisKarl SpencerReggie MitchellKevin CokleyApril Rose, Eric Collier, Eddie Southard, and Arthur Johnson, Samuel Riley, Carl Settles Jr. (thanks for donating a computer)! #collaboration