Become a Volunteer

Become A Volunteer

Get Involved!

In high regard we hold those that give the gift of time. Our members offer over 12,000 hours of service to the community each year. As our reach expands, so does our need for a helping hand. Please share with us how you are willing to help us achieve our goals.

Some of our ongoing needs include the following:

Assist in the assembly of distribution packages
Assist in backpack and toy giveaways
Virtually Tutoring students who need extra support in their coursework

Visit our Calendar to see what volunteer opportunities are currently available.

Become a Volunteer

We proudly celebrate the achievements of 100 Black Men of Bay Area

Wells Fargo Bank

I graduated from U.C. Berkeley with a degree in Civil and Environmental Engineering. I got inspired by the buildings that I saw in Athens and Paris while on a trip as part of 100 Black Men of the Bay Area's track team. Now I'm ready to take on the world.

Aaliyah Douglas100 black Men of The Bay Area Mentee

We're proud to partner with 100 Black Men of the Bay area because they share our dedication to helping make our community a healthier place to be

Kaiser Permanente

For over 30 years, the 100 Black Men of the Bay Area has been providing critical services for the African-American community in the San Francisco Bay Area. From cholarships, youth mentorship programs, to sponsorships of critical health and wellness initiatives, the 100 Black Men of the Bay Area has demonstrated an unwavering commitment to providing residents with the resources and support necessary to thrive.

London BreedMayor of San Francisco

100 Black Men of the Bay Area, Inc. has an exceptional history of helping our young people reach their highest potential by offering them scholarship awards, youth mentorship, economic and leadership development, and health and wellness programs. I commend all of you for your tireless commitment to mentoring at-risk youth on how to succeed.

Barbara LeeMember Of Congress

100 Black Men of the Bay Area's leadership and resources provide youth the opportunity to improve their communities through academic and professional skills development while empowering these youth to reach their personal and professional goals.

Keith CarsonAlameda County Supervisor

There are a great number of quality of life issues that impact our region, including homelessness, illegal dumping and an overall lack of resources for African American older adults and their families. I am proud to partner with 100 Black Men of the Bay Area and members of our shared community to address some of these issues and I value our continued partnership.

Nate MileyAlameda County Supervisor