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NEWSLETTERS

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Explore moments from our programs, events, and service initiatives that reflect the impact of our work in the community. Each photo captures a step in our journey of mentorship, leadership, and service.

  • Long Beach MLK Parade

    Approximately 40+ participants participated in the Martin Luther King Parade in Long Beach. 100 Black Men of Long Beach has marched for the past 13 years. Some of our Kindergarten mentees are now matriculating at post-secondary institution Fall 2026. Not only has Dr. King's dream become a reality, but what we imagined at the inception in 2009 for our mentees has become a reality too.

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  • Philadelphia 7th Day Adventist Church

    In Long Beach recognized 100 Black Men of Long Beach , Inc.  As a governing organization and leader in Mentoring and its impact in addressing questions around marginalization, the achievement gap, efficacy, and social emotional learning on February 14, 2026. Pastor David Zaid.

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  • LJ GOES TO STATE

    Lance Robert Jr., captain of his school’s Academic Decathlon team, earned a gold medal in the Los Angeles Division 3 competition and advanced to the California State Championship. A three-time top scorer, his success reflects both his dedication and his long-standing involvement with the 100 Black Men of Long Beach’s mentoring program.

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Odetta Moore

Parent

“I am humbled and graciously thanking all stakeholders of 100 Black Men of Long Beach, Inc. for all the encouragement and support mentors offered to my son Hassan as he pursued his degree. The varied examples of Black Excellences within the 100 Black Men of Long Beach, Inc propelled my African American male college student further along because he had personal examples of those who had accomplished what he had only dreamed to attain. Having the guidance and support from these gentlemen motivated my child when it got difficult. Consequently, I would like to state that Scholarship made it fiscally possible for my son to achieve his academic goals. As a mother of a college graduate I am beyond proud but also grateful to this organization.”