National HBCU
Alumni Alliance

About Us

Who We Are

  • Established in Atlanta, GA, in 2004, as a non-profit community-based organization that consists of local alumni associations, We are the largest network in the nation comprised of HBCU graduates with outreach over a million strong
  • One asset we can offer is we can serve as a vital conduit to assist companies with their Diversity Inclusion programs and recruiting efforts
  • Our Community programming areas are Health & Wellness, Hunger, and Higher Education which have a direct impact on African American Communities

Our Mission​​

  • Alumni Support.
  • Student Enrichment.
  • Community Engagement.

Student Engagement

Since our inception in 2004, our reach has extended to affiliate chapters in Atlanta, GA; Washington, DC; and Philadelphia, PA. We have given back annually to our colleges and students to provide financial assistance and scholarship funds. We regularly host events that offer education on applying to and having a successful tenure at our nation’s HBCUs. We host and participate in college fairs providing knowledge on how to use and succeed at HBCUs.

Alumni Support

The National HBCU Alumni Alliance is dedicated to enriching the brand of HBCUs. We are the living proof that HBCUs are not only rich in history for Blacks and People of Color, but proving everyday that we are the alumni who are making history in our careers, in our communities, and in the lives of future HBCU graduates. We are the network that provides a homegrown sense of self to each other, to our communities and to students in all educational disciplines.

Community Outreach

In our communities we focus on Health, Wellness, Hunger, and Higher Education — issues that have a direct impact on African American communities.

Our auxiliary chapters have established partnerships with organizations that allow us to be able to educate and give back to our local areas. Our partnerships with our community organizations have yielded annual health fairs, food drives, run/walks and fundraising events.

HBCU Grads Through the Years

“Attending Fisk University in Nashville, Tennessee, was the experience of a lifetime, as a New Yorker going South and meeting other highly educated people. The relationships formed at Fisk over the years helped me to become the person I am today. I am grateful for the HBCU experience. “
Sam WilliamsFisk University
Sam Williams
"The future of HBCUs is exciting! We're a part of a society that is becoming more diverse than ever, and having people of color who are educated and helping shape society to bring society to a higher level of culture engagement is critical."
Dan Ford NCA&T
Dan Ford
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“Attending Fisk University in Nashville, Tennessee, was the experience of a lifetime, as a New Yorker going South and meeting other highly educated people. The relationships formed at Fisk over the years helped me to become the person I am today. I am grateful for the HBCU experience. “
Sam WilliamsFisk University
Sam Williams
"The future of HBCUs is exciting! We're a part of a society that is becoming more diverse than ever, and having people of color who are educated and helping shape society to bring society to a higher level of culture engagement is critical."
Dan Ford NCA&T
Dan Ford
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We are the graduates of HBCUs, and we are the jewels that are derived from the treasure that is Historically Black Colleges and Universities.

National Board

Dan Ford

North Carolina A&T State University Alumni
National Board
National HBCU Alumni Alliance Chair

Sharelle Dailey

Florida A&M University Alumni
National Board
National HBCU Alumni Alliance CFO

Cathy Bracket

Virginia Union University Alumni
National Board
National HBCU Alumni Alliance Secretary

Tanye Coleman

North Carolina Central University Alumni
National Board Member
Washington D.C. HBCU Alumni Alliance

Greg Wilson

West Virginia State University Alumni
National Board Member
Philadelphia HBCU Alumni Alliance

Sam Williams

Fisk University Alumni
National Board Member
Washington D.C. HBCU Alumni Alliance