The 100 Men Hall’s mission is to promote and preserve the hall, a centuries’ old nexus of social justice and artistic expression for a population historically denied access to both, in the Jim Crow South. Today, the hall fosters civic participation in a variety of causes to promote the greater common good, supporting creative expression and activist art for women and men who have struggled to find a mainstream connection due to their social or artistic convictions, or minority status. Those familiar with the Hall consider it a beloved community treasure; those learning about it for the first time are instantly captivated by its storied past.
The Hall’s past tells a more nuanced story of Mississippi than the one most people hear about this state. It is a story of a self-directed and self-reliant African American community, and it is the story of sheer artistry and creativity starring James Brown and Etta James as well as a long roster of brilliant musicians and performers who were part of the Chitlin Circuit.
In 2022, the Hall celebrated its centennial and 129th anniversary as a 501c3 federal nonprofit, Hundred Members Debating Benevolent Association. As a nonprofit, we rely on sponsorships to keep the music playing and program grants to get the good word out there about this unique and compelling landmark.
BLUES BRUNCH SERIES - $6000
The series sponsor will be featured on all marketing and flyers as 100 Men Hall, Summer Blues Brunch, Brought to you by _______(your name here)______. The sponsor will be mentioned on all radio and TV interviews, flyers, and on the Hall’s marquis The Series sponsor will receive six free tickets to each brunch along with a reserved table for six. The Series sponsor must commit before April 1st in order to enjoy being the exclusive sponsor for the series.
BLUES BRUNCH sponsor: $1000-$1500
To sponsor one blues brunch, the sponsor will be featured on all marketing and flyers as 100 Men Hall, Summer Blues Brunch, Brought to you by _______(your name here)______. The sponsor will be mentioned on all radio and TV interviews, flyers, and on the Hall’s marquis The Series sponsor will receive four free tickets to the brunch along with a reserved table for four.
The historic 100 Men Hall is a 501c3 federal nonprofit and any donation over $250 may be tax deductible.
To sponsor, please contact Rachel Dangermond, Director, 100 Men Hall at 100menhall@gmail.com and cell: 415.336.9543.
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