Tuesday, August 22, 2023 is a wonderful day for golfing and giving back! Join the 100 Black Men of Atlanta, Inc. for its 31st Annual 100 Golf Classic presented by Georgia Power at The River Club. Tournament participants will enjoy 18 holes of golf; contests such as the longest drive and closest to the pin; a silent auction, gourmet food on the course, and more! Also, for the ladies who would like to network while they work on their game, we will also host the 15th Annual Ladies Golf Clinic presented by AutoNation, which focuses on different aspects of the game from putting, chipping, iron play and driving. This fundraiser benefits our program initiative Project Success which improves the quality of life by supporting and enhancing educational and economic opportunities, particularly for African-American youth in the Atlanta community.
***SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE***
Click here to download the sponsorship brochure
Register early to secure your championship golf spot in this year’s tournament! Select your Giving Level listed on the right-hand menu to be directed to the donation payment page. To request an invoice, please email accounting@the100atl.org .
| TOURNAMENT CHAIR |
EVENT CO-CHAIRS |
Michael K. Anderson
Tournament Co-Chair
Georgia Power Foundation, Inc. |
Morris Little, Esq.
Taylor English Duma LLP |
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Wayne Copper
Allstate - Copper Insurance Agency |
ABOUT 100 BLACK MEN OF ATLANTA, INC.
100 Black Men of Atlanta, Inc. is a non-profit organization providing college preparatory services and mentorship to at-risk, Atlanta youth through its flagship program Project Success. Since its inception in 1987, 100% of the students who complete Project Success have graduated from high school and 80% have graduated from college in four years, far outpacing the national averages. Project Success is differentiated by the strength of its civic-minded mentors who comprise the membership of the organization. Members dedicate their time and talent to helping boys and girls break the cycles of poverty, under-achievement and violence that plague their communities thus enabling them to seek their highest potential.
