On April 21, 2007, the 100 Black Men of Greater Washington DC Inc. (100 BMGWDC) honored the 2007 Legacy Award winners at the organization's 3rd Annual Legacy Awards Gala held at the Hyatt Regency Hotel on Capitol Hill. Included among this year's award recipients is Dr. Dorothy Height, Chair and President Emerita, National Council of Negro Women.

The 100 Black Men of Greater Washington DC, INC (100 BMGWDC) is pleased to announce their 4th annual Family Health Day at the Kennedy Recreation Center, in Washington DC, on Saturday, February 24th.

More than 500 children and their parents joined the 100 Black Men of Greater Washington DC, The Three Doctors Foundation and Aetna as they honored the winning teams of the "Positive Peer Pressure Challenge" at the Mary & Daniel Loughran Clubhouse during their "Day for Kids" celebration.

Dec. 10 /PRNewswire/ - The financial-services firm Edward Jones and 100 Black Men of America, Inc., working in collaboration, are pleased to announce a national program designed to raise the awareness of career opportunities within Edward Jones, and to provide financial education programming in communities where both organizations current have a presence. The program will be piloted in five metropolitan cities: Atlanta , Chicago, Dallas , Houston and St. Louis . Edward Jones financial advisors will conduct financial educational seminars tailored to meet the interests of local communities. Seminar topics include planning for college costs, keeping informed about retirement savings options and working with youth to develop effective money management habits and skills.

A Member of the 100 Speaks Out on the inequities of murder coverage and investigation in DC caused by race and class.

Who's Who in Black Los Angeles

Albany, GA - Community leaders say we can prevent crime and violence by reaching out to young people before they get on the wrong path. A group of professional men are giving their time to help kids and Take Back our Neighborhoods.

Rustin Lewis was born in Atlanta, GA and was raised in the Chicago suburb of Gary, IN. A position as the CEO of College Bound, INC. led him to move to Washington, DC in 1999. As the CEO of College Bound, Inc. Rustin is responsible for providing leadership for the organization’s budget, human resources, development, finances and operations.

Too many Americans are concerned about their health and lifetime financial security. Many fear that the future won't be as prosperous for their children and grandchildren – that the American Dream is dying. That's why we've launched Divided We Fail – a national effort designed to engage the American people, businesses, non-profit organizations and elected officials in finding bi-partisan solutions to ensure affordable, quality health care and long-term financial security – for everyone.