New York, New York– The 100 Black Men of Eastern New York, Inc. (100BMENY) today announced the launch of its 2025 Membership Recruitment Campaign, inviting professional Black men of influence to join an elite alliance dedicated to the upliftment of the community.
Standing on the organization’s legendary foundation, this new recruitment drive focuses on the Five Pillars of its Mission, providing a clear roadmap for prospective members to leverage their specific talents for maximum impact.
As the Eastern District of New York faces evolving economic and social challenges, the 100BMENY is seeking a new cohort of members—entrepreneurs, executives, and civic leaders—ready to move beyond passive concern and into active, structured leadership.
"Our mission is anchored by five distinct pillars that serve as the blueprint for our community's success," said Phil Andrews, President of the 100 Black Men of Eastern New York, Inc. "We aren't just looking for volunteers; we are looking for specialists in these five areas who are ready to lead from the front. If you have achieved success in your career, the 100 is the platform where you can convert that success into a lasting legacy."
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100 Black Men of Eastern New York, Inc. speaks to attendees at the African American Small Business Foundation, Inc. Annual Networking Event and Holiday Fundraiser
The Five Pillars: A Roadmap for New Members
Prospective members are invited to align their skills with the organization’s strategic focus areas:
Mentoring: The cornerstone of the 100. Members serve as the "blueprint," providing disciplined, consistent guidance to youth to ensure that "What They See Is What They Will Be."
Education: New members will lead initiatives that close the achievement gap, promote literacy, and provide pathways to higher education and emerging vocational careers.
Health & Wellness: With a focus on mental health and systemic health disparities, the 100 seeks members to lead advocacy and awareness programs that promote longevity and vitality within the Black community.
Economic Empowerment: The 100 is calling on business leaders and financial experts to help build community wealth through entrepreneurship training, financial literacy, and investment education.
Leadership: This fifth pillar focuses on developing the members themselves. The 100BMENY serves as a high-caliber nexus where professional Black men sharpen their own leadership skills while modeling excellence for the world to see. This pillar also requires us to develop the next generation of leaders.
A High-Caliber Network of Excellence
Membership in the 100 Black Men of Eastern New York offers a unique dual value: the opportunity to change the life of a young person and the opportunity to join a powerful network of like-minded Black professionals.
"The '100' is where the region's most influential Black men meet to solve problems," continued Phil Andrews. "By joining, you are gaining a brotherhood of peers who are as committed to your professional growth as they are to the community's progress."
How to Join! Visit: www.100bmeny.org and contact us!
The 100 Black Men of Eastern New York, Inc. will be hosting a series of Informational Sessions for prospective members over the coming weeks. Interested individuals are encouraged to visit: www.100bmeny.org to review membership requirements and submit an initial inquiry.
About 100 Black Men of Eastern New York, Inc.: The 100 Black Men of Eastern New York, Inc. is a non-profit organization whose mission is to improve the quality of life within our communities and enhance educational and economic opportunities for all African Americans.
We are a member of the 100 Black Men of America, Inc., the nation’s premier volunteer organization for African American men.
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