100 Black Men of Bradley County, Inc.

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100 Black Men of Bradley County, Inc. To improve the quality of life for individuals and families through: Mentoring, Scholarships, Economic Development and Health and Wellness initiatives.

We honor you, Darlene Hicks, for your remarkable legacy with United Way of the Ocoee Region. Your 31 years of dedicated ...
02/04/2026

We honor you, Darlene Hicks, for your remarkable legacy with United Way of the Ocoee Region. Your 31 years of dedicated service to our communities have made a lasting impact, and we are truly grateful.

Thank you from all the Men of the 100 Black Men of Bradley County, Inc.❤️

Bring the Kids out!
31/03/2026

Bring the Kids out!

🌟 **Weekly Highlight: Honoring a Community Champion** 🌟Today, we proudly recognize an extraordinary leader in Eastern Te...
26/03/2026

🌟 **Weekly Highlight: Honoring a Community Champion** 🌟

Today, we proudly recognize an extraordinary leader in Eastern Tennessee—Mr. Mike Benson, known affectionately as “The Don.”

For years, Mike has been a pillar of support for our community, bringing invaluable insights and genuine compassion to everything he does.

Mike, your authentic power and dedication to empowering others inspire us all. We are deeply grateful for your incredible contributions to last year’s health fair, which was a tremendous success thanks to your efforts.

Thank you for being a beacon of light and positivity. We are honored to have you as part of our community! ❤️

We stand on the shoulders of giants! Today we celebrated a true Giant in our community—our very own Mr. Don Humes—receiv...
28/02/2026

We stand on the shoulders of giants! Today we celebrated a true Giant in our community—our very own Mr. Don Humes—receiving an honoree award from College Hill Neighborhood. His dedication to our organization and to our youth is unparalleled. We salute you and thank you for your continued service to the community. You truly are a Pilar!

We are deeply grateful for a generous donation from McDonald’s and the Smith Family. This support fuels our youth mentor...
26/02/2026

We are deeply grateful for a generous donation from McDonald’s and the Smith Family. This support fuels our youth mentoring programs at the 100 Black Men of Bradley County, turning hope into action—funding mentoring programs and scholarships.

Thank you to our partners for investing in our community’s future. Your kindness isn’t just a gift; it’s a promise to every young person that they matter and can achieve more.

To our neighbors: your continued support helps these programs grow stronger, one mentor, one student, one success at a time.

We’re still riding the glow from an evening filled with light, laughter, and the generous spirit of our community. ✨📸Eve...
22/02/2026

We’re still riding the glow from an evening filled with light, laughter, and the generous spirit of our community. ✨📸

Every smile shimmered, every handshake carried strength—reminding us what’s possible when community comes first. A heartfelt thank you to everyone who supported our VP Cori Pugh as Community Servant of the Year, and to Cleveland State Community College for hosting such a remarkable night. To all the award recipients, your leadership and collaboration illuminate what we can achieve together. Swipe through to feel the warmth of this gathering and remember: we rise by lifting each other. ✨


We just hosted a powerful mentoring session at Cleveland High School. We built a safe space to talk about the real stuff...
05/02/2026

We just hosted a powerful mentoring session at Cleveland High School.

We built a safe space to talk about the real stuff we carry—the concerns, the pressures, the daily grind. We watched a short video and dove into deep topics: the weight of being a youth, how everyday interactions aren’t always the root of our down days, and the art of self-regulation. The speaker compared us to a shaken soda can—all that pressure, energy, and potential, until we pause, reflect, and decompress.

When we don’t pause to reflect or recognize our triggers, it’s hard to show up for ourselves and our community. But when we do the work, we show up stronger for those around us.

If you’re craving a space to be seen, heard, and supported while you navigate tough feelings and growth, join us next session.

Let’s learn, reflect, and rise together.

03/02/2026

Our own Dr. Willie Thomas, VP of Student Affairs at Cleveland State Community College. Please support or if you’re looking to go back to school or support our community.

03/02/2026

🏆 Community First Award Winner Spotlight

JoKari Pugh- Don M. Lorton Community Servant of the Year

JoKari Pugh serves as Vice President of the 100 Black Men of Bradley County and has helped to raise thousands of dollars in donations to support scholarships and opportunities for students.

With a commitment to youth and mentorship, JoKari has dedicated more than 175 volunteer hours this past year to mentoring the youth in our community, engaging them in programs and events that expand their horizons and reinforce positive paths forward.

A graduate of Bradley Central High School, JoKari attended Pellissippi State Community College and Lee University. He is a Production Coordinator at Mars Wrigley where he has worked for 11 years.

JoKari stated, "Putting 'community first' means our actions should contribute to the well-being of others, not just ourselves. To me, it’s about showing up with empathy, supporting people when they need it most, and creating opportunities that make our shared environment stronger, safer, and more inclusive.”

💫Partnerships That Matter 💫We’re excited to build a lasting collaboration with Museum and Cultural Center at 5ive Points...
30/01/2026

💫Partnerships That Matter 💫

We’re excited to build a lasting collaboration with Museum and Cultural Center at 5ive Points, shaping enriching experiences for Cleveland—the City of Spirit—and the surrounding communities.

Together, we honor Civil Rights history, power transformative exhibits, and strengthen a future-ready, inclusive region that connects us all. 🌟✨

A heartfelt thank you to Lucy Rymer for accepting our donation, and to our President, Rodney Broadnax, for presenting it on behalf of our organization. Your partnership fuels ongoing community growth and shared purpose. 🤝

Save the dates, share this post, and tell us what you want to see next. Let’s build a brighter, more connected future—for Cleveland and beyond! 🌈

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Monday 09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 17:00
Thursday 09:00 - 17:00
Friday 09:00 - 17:00

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