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Redefining Black America


Welcome Message from the Founders

We'd like to welcome you to the Alumni Roundup with open arms and an open heart. Did you know that nationally the membership in HBCU Alumni organizations is less that 4%? In addition, the percentage of Alumni financially supporting HBCUs is somewhere in the range of 10%. When we first heard these numbers they just bounced off of us. Little did we know that some part of us was paying attention, and held on to those numbers. This site is a product of the hard work and investment of a group of HBCU Alumni who understand the value of service. Together, we set out on a mission to positively affect the institutions that have given so much to us, and drastically improve those figures. With our combined talents and network, we have built websites such as this one for several HBCU's. Our goal is to connect with the MILLIONS of HBCU alumni around the world, reunite them with past classmates, teammates, friends and faculty and keep them knowledgeable about the issues that are currently affecting their Alma Mater as well as their local communities. We currently serve 10's of thousands of Educated People of Color UNITED. And with that unified power we possess the ability to make changes in:

  • The way corporate America addresses People of Color in media
  • The way The Public media categorizes People of Color
  • The relationship between HBCU Alumni and their respective Alumni Associations.
  • The way Alumni view giving back to their Institutions.
It is our MISSION to affect change through UNITY. Not just via one school, but by highlighting the SIMILARITIES that we HBCU Alumni possess rather than accentuating our differences. I'm hoping we can all get behind an idea that is bigger than ourselves, and make a huge difference. Thanks for being a part of that vision. It feels so good to be back in fellowship. -Alumni Roundup Administration

1 comments

  1. Anonymous  

    This site is trulty amazing. i love what the Moores are doing for our community as a whole

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