About 100
Black Men of Omaha

Our Mission & Vision

Our mission is to improve the quality of life in Omaha by helping our youth to be respectful, responsible, and ready to lead.

The 100 Black Men of Omaha, Inc. (100) was established in 1995 when a group of concerned men realized that the survival of the Omaha community rested on their willingness to join together and be a vehicle for positive change.

Today, the 100 Black Men of Omaha is one of over 100 chapters nationally and internationally that make up the 100 Black Men of America; an alliance of leading African-American men from a myriad of professions including community leaders, business executives, physicians, attorneys, entrepreneurs, elected officials, and educators volunteering their time to better the community. ”Real Men Giving Real Time.”

Our Team

Christopher McCroy

Executive Director

Deborah Woods

Administrative/Program Assistant

Tyler White-Welchen

Director of Mentor Engagement

Akia Sparkman

Director of Programming

Board Members

Jamar Dorsey Sr.

President/Board Chairman

Chief Operating Officer, Capture Developmental and Community Services

Damon Strong

President Elect

Chief Probation Officer, State of Nebraska, Omaha Adult Probation

Bryan Wilson

Immediate Past President

Chief Executive Officer, Midwest Technology

Jeffrey P. Southall II

Secretary

Associate Director University of Nebraska-Omaha Student Service and Leadership Collaborative

Carl Christian

Treasurer

Realtor, NP Dodge Company

Bradley Ekwerekwu

President, Jesuit Academy

Eric Ewing

Executive Director

Great Plains Black History Museum

Jermaine Ballard

Vice President of College & Career Readiness, Jesuit Academy

Gerald Michael Kuhn

CEO, Learning Community of Douglas & Sarpy Counties

About 100 Black Men of America

The 100 Black Men of America, Inc. is recognized as the nation’s top African American led mentoring organization.

Not all youth are born with the same amount of access to privilege, opportunities, or positive social networks. The truth of the matter is that some are raised in environments and systems that lead them to think that they will never be able to actualize their dreams. We believe that every African American should have the support they need to create the life they have always wanted for themselves and for their families. This is what the 100 Black Men of America, Inc. provides in communities all across the nation!

See Our Impact​

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