About Us

CHAPTER HISTORY

The Sonoma County Chapter of 100 Black Men was established in June 1990. A group of men convened out of the men’s breakfast at Community Baptist Church to discuss the problems and expectations of the African-American community and the need for involvement of concerned black men. The decision was made to explore joining The 100 by inviting the Sacramento Chapter President to speak to the founding group. The group voted to create a chapter in Sonoma County. Shortly, thereafter articles of incorporation were written and submitted to the State of California and tax exemption submitted to the state and IRS, both were granted in 1991. 100 Black Men of Sonoma County joined the national organization in 1992. The Sonoma County chapter has continued to be semi-active in the national organization activities.

BECOME A MEMBER OF 100 BLACK MEN OF SONOMA COUNTY, INC.

As a Chapter Member of 100 Black Men of Sonoma County, Inc. you will have the opportunity to give back to the African American community within Sonoma County and network with local and national professionals. Members will also have the opportunity to take a leadership role on a project or a committee that provides programs, activities and events for the African-American community.

WHAT DOES 100 BLACK MEN OF SONOMA COUNTY, INC. EXPECT OF YOU AS A MEMBER?

You will be asked to attend monthly general meetings and special events. We only ask that you give some time, attention, and effort to work on a committee or program. Our expectation is that you choose work that is of interest to you and does not take time away from your personal and or family obligations.

The financial commitment to 100 Black Men of Sonoma County is nominal. The Sonoma County Chapter annual membership fee is $150.00. Membership fees are payable at the time the application is submitted. Payments may be submitted online by credit or debit card. Payments submitted by cash or check to the Chapter Treasurer. Submit check payable to, 100 Black Men of Sonoma County, Inc. All other financial commitment are voted on by the general membership. The Sonoma County Chapter submits annual fees to the National Organization.

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