Our organization, under the banner of “Mentoring the 100 Way”, focuses on four key pillars (mentoring, education, health & wellness and economic empowerment) as the vehicles for establishing the foundation for long-term academic and life success for our mentees and their families. Furthermore, we help to facilitate that pursuit with the annual award of merit scholarships to four-year institutions of higher learning. Through partnering with private and public sector resources, the 100 has equipped youth with the academic and life skills to pursue post-secondary education. The Stamford branch was established in May 1993. (100 BMOS) is the local chapter of an internationally renowned organization (100 Black Men of America) of over 3,500 executives and professionals. The net proceeds from the show will be used by the 100 Black Men to fund their variety of programming for youth in the Fairfield County community that includes mentoring, Lego robotics, youth golf, youth tennis and annual College Fair. The 100 Black Men of Stamford is hosting the event because they believe it is a great way to share an aspect of the cultural heritage of the Black community with all generations. The event at the Palace will feature teams from Kappa Alpha Psi, Omega Psi Phi, Delta Sigma Theta, Zeta Phi Beta, Alpha Phi Alpha and Phi Beta Sigma.

STEP SHOWS are creatively choreographed and promote the principles of teamwork, discipline and enhance college life as well as academic achievement. Part of the heritage of these organizations is stepping. These fraternities and sororities are distinguished by their lifetime commitment to community service that extends beyond graduation to active Alumnae organizations around the country, including Fairfield County. There is a long rich tradition of predominantly African American fraternities and sororities on American college campuses dating from the 1900s.

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