100 Black Men of Tulsa

100 Black Men of Tulsa delivers comprehensive programming focused on mentorship, education, health and wellness, and economic empowerment to underserved youth and families in Tulsa, OK. Since establishing their local chapter in 1994, the organization has built an unprecedented impact through four core pillars of service. Their mentorship programs connect youth with experienced professionals and community leaders who provide guidance and inspiration. The education initiatives include college scholarship awards, with the organization having distributed over 50 scholarships totaling $75,000 since 2009, while partnering with seven local schools to reach more than 2,000 youth. Health and wellness programming raises awareness and provides access to healthcare information promoting positive lifestyle changes. Economic empowerment services focus on creating financial independence and building self-sufficient community members. 100 Black Men of Tulsa continues the legacy of the national organization, which has served African American communities for nearly 60 years. Their programming is built on the principle that leadership infuses every area of service delivery. The organization's motto, "What They See Is What They'll Be," reflects their commitment to transforming life trajectories through positive role modeling and community engagement. Operating from Tulsa, Oklahoma, they utilize diverse talents and partnerships to create environments where children are motivated to achieve and community members become shareholders in the economic and social fabric of their neighborhoods.