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About 100 Black Men

The 100 Black Men of Coastal North Carolina was formed in 2007 and has helped young men and women across southeastern North Carolina see what’s possible. We mentor through six school partnerships, guide teens through Success Academy, take select students to the national conference, and award scholarships that help them take their next step.

We believe a mentor’s job is to show up, listen, and help a young person find their own way. Our members share their time and experience so students can build skills, ask hard questions, and make informed choices.

This work takes a community. When families, schools, and neighbors stand together, more young people have the support to grow, lead, and give back right here at home.

Two members of 100 Black Men of Coastal North Carolina in chapter polo shirts

See the work.
Know the history.

Local.
           Active.
                       Engaging.

The 40th Annual Conference Recap Video from the 100 Black Men of America, Inc., the national organization this chapter belongs to.

100 Black Men Leadership

Kevin Briggs, president of 100 Black Men of Coastal North Carolina

Kevin Briggs

PRESIDENT

Leads the chapter. Before that, he ran the chapter's Black Men's Health and Wellness Summit, along with being a guiding force and engine within the Success Academy.

Clarence Armbrister, vice president of administration for 100 Black Men of Coastal North Carolina

Clarence Armbrister

VICE PRESIDENT, ADMINISTRATION

Keeps the chapter's records and minutes, and holds every member's mentor training certificate. Nobody works with a student until that paperwork is in.

Jeremy Brown, vice president of finance for 100 Black Men of Coastal North Carolina

Jeremy Brown

VICE PRESIDENT, FINANCE

Handles the chapter's money and co-directs Success Academy with Nick Green. He hands out the scholarships at the breakfast every April.

Angelo Williams, immediate past president of 100 Black Men of Coastal North Carolina

Angelo Williams

IMMEDIATE Past President

Mentors middle school students and supports fundraising and the annual golf tournament while helping keep the chapter focused and accountable.

Stan Hixon, vice president of operations for 100 Black Men of Coastal North Carolina

Stan Hixon

VICE PRESIDENT, OPERATIONS

Has chaired the Golf Tournament Committee and played a key role in Success Academy, mentoring and inspiring students throughout the chapter’s programs.

Joe Conway, member-at-large of 100 Black Men of Coastal North Carolina

Joe Conway

Member-At-Large

A longtime Success Academy contributor, he leads the chapter’s marketing and communications, overseeing social media and website design.

Four for the Future

Four for the Future is the 100’s approach to helping young people and communities grow. Leadership runs through all four areas.

01

Mentoring

We show up for young men and women with steady guidance, honest talks, and room to find their own path.

02

Education

Through school mentoring and Success Academy, we help students build skills, explore college, and pursue scholarships.

03

Economic Empowerment

We teach practical money skills so students can plan ahead and make informed choices.

04

Health and Wellness

We share health information and bring people together for conversations that support both body and mind.

Two chapter members in 100 Black Men of Coastal North Carolina polo shirts at a community event
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