• History of the National Organization
• History of the Sonoma County Chapter
• Mentoring Our Cause
• Mission, Vision, Values

I am proud to serve as the President of 100 Black Men of Sonoma County, Inc. We were founded in June 1990, as a member of the national organization of the 100 Black Men of America.  The National organization  is a global network encompassing 116 affiliated organizations, with a combined membership of more than 10,000. 

We are committed to improving the quality of life for African Americans in Sonoma County.  Our Chapter includes African American men, who are established leaders in their chosen fields, including business, finance, taxation, a grant writer, education, medicine, law, technology, commerce,  marketing, athletic director, coaching, and public affairs.  We are committed to using our talents to empower our youth and strengthen our community.

Our success over the past 30 years has been the direct result of the committed men and corporate partners who have invested their time and resources to impact young black males and their families as well as other members in our community.  

We seek members who are willing to contribute their time and talents to the organization to make a difference in the community.  If you are interested in becoming involved in our organization, we are interested in you. All interested candidates are asked to submit an application, meet with the members of the board, and attend at least one of the chapter's events in order to complete the application process.

The Founding Fathers of 100 Black Men of Sonoma County, Inc.
The names listed below were the persons named as the initial
Directors in the Articles of Incorporation of the
100 Black Men of Sonoma County.Signed and Date: May 14, 1991

William B. Clarke, Anthony Harris, William Tanner, Ted Keys, Lee Cumming, Curtis May, Raymond Prezzy, Perry Ecton, Joe Sturdivant, Anthony Harris, Gregory Jones,Willam Dacus

The 100 BMOSC and the Redwood Credit Union agree to a joint agreement in which the Redwood Credit Union provide support and funding in the amount of $2,500 to back a financial literacy program for the youth we both serve in Sonoma County.

Dr. Jewmaull Reed (Board Certified Allergy & Immunology and Internal Medicine). Dr. Reed is currently with Kaiser Permanente Santa Rosa. His objective with the help of the 100BMOSC is to improve the lives of the Black diaspora, while increasing the financial and political power of our people as a whole. 

It is our honor to have Dr. Reed as a new member.Welcome to the family!

The 100 BMOSC has as part of our charter a commitment to cultural enrichment. We believe that by provide opportunities to art of all types, different cultural events and performances, and sporting events members of our community may have an experience to which they may not have without our support.

	Alvin Ailey American Dances performed
Les Brown The national known motivational speaker
	Chef Marcus Samuelsson Top Black Chef Award
MLK day events
	Golden State Warriors Sponsored trip to professional basketball game
Black College Tour Bus tour for high students

The 100 Black Men of Sonoma County Inc. (100 BMOSC) graciously honor and respect the constitutional, “…right of freedom of speech, or the press, or the right of the people peaceable to assemble and petition the government for redress of grievance.” The 100 BMOSC stand firmly in opposition of the unlawful destruction of public and private property.