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Featuring Deputy Chief Kendale Adams

Chief Kendale Adams’ journey with 100 Black Men of Indianapolis began as a high school student in The Beautillion Militaire Scholarship Program and has come full circle through his leadership of the Summer Academy. Discover how mentorship shaped his path from mentee to law enforcement leader—and how he’s now inspiring the next generation, including his own children. Continue reading his story here.

 

 

Impact in Action

Discover the story behind The Dollars & $ense Financial Literacy Program, a transformative initiative, now led by Chair Jeff Woodard, that has empowered students to make smart financial decisions for over two decades. Learn how it all began with Dr. Matthew Will and former Executive Director Murv Enders—and how our students have gone on to win the National Financial Literacy Competition six times. Continue learning about this program here.

 

 

 

As we step into a new year, we reflect on the strength of our organization—rooted in mentorship, leadership, and unwavering commitment to our mission. Today, we are proud to share news that reflects this spirit of continuity and growth.

We are honored to announce that Aundre Hogue will continue his leadership journey as he transitions from Vice President to President of 100 Black Men of Indianapolis. Aundre’s dedication as a longtime mentor has shaped countless lives and strengthened the fabric of our organization. His passion and vision will undoubtedly guide us toward an even brighter future. At the same time, we express our deepest gratitude to Andre Givens for his exceptional service as President. Andre’s leadership has left a lasting impact, and we are thrilled that he will continue to support our mission, focusing his efforts on the Collegiate 100 Program to nurture the next generation of leaders. We also warmly welcome new members to our Board of Directors, whose fresh perspectives and dedication will help us continue to inspire, educate, and lead. Stay tuned for more about their contributions in the coming months. Together, with your support, we are building a legacy that empowers future generations. Thank you for being part of this journey with us. With gratitude, Kraig Kinchen MD, MSc Executive Director, 100 Black Men Indianapolis, Inc.

 

 

Featuring Shane Merriweather

From The Beautillion Militaire Scholarship Program to JP Morgan, Shane Merriweather’s journey is a testament to the lasting impact of mentorship and community support. Discover how his experiences with 100 Black Men of Indianapolis shaped his path to leadership and inspired his dedication to our African American History Challenge (AAHC). Continue learning about this program here.