Local Chapters
The Marching 100 Alumni Band Association's local chapters serve as the support arms of the Association. They exist to support the goals of the Association, as well as support the efforts of FAMU Band alumni in the local area. They are also there to support the FAMU Bands in its recruitment efforts, as well as work with the FAMU National Alumni Association (FAMU NAA), where possible, in supporting the efforts of FAMU and ALL FAMU alumni. The goals of the chapters are as follows:
- Assist the FAMU Bands and Association with recruiting top notch student-musicians in their local area.
- Work with FAMU Band alumni and other in the field of music in assisting, mentoring, and recruiting students for the FAMU Bands.
- Work with the FAMU NAA's local chapters, where possible, in their efforts to recruit students to FAMU.
- Assist the Association in its fundraising efforts.
| Map # | Chapter Name | President | Location | Web Site |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Atlanta | Tikiesha Wade (Fall 1995) | Metro Atlanta Georgia Area | Click Here |
| 2 | South Florida | Edwin Sylvain (Fall 1990) | Miami-Dade and Broward Counties | Click Here |
| 3 | Tallahassee | W. Earl Kimbrough (Fall 2000) | Tallahassee, FL | Click Here |
| 4 | Jacksonville | Henry Rivers (Fall 1992) | Jacksonville, FL | Click Here |
| 5 | DMV | Jeramy Green (Fall 1984) | Washington, D.C., Maryland, Virginia, Delaware, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania
| Click Here |
| 6 | Tampa Bay Area | Ajene Snow (Fall 2001) | Counties: Hillsborough, Pinellas, Polk, Hernando, Pasco, Manatee, Sarasota |
Becoming A Chapter:
If a person is desirable of starting a local chapter, they should send an email to the Association's president
communicating their reasons for wanting to start a chapter in their
local area. They would need at least ten (10) financial members (Life
members are not included in the 10) in order to start the process.
The President will forward all documents to the organizer, who will
assemble the interested members and decide who will comprise the
leadership team. The application and all other supporting documents
(local bylaws and proposed budget) will be returned to the President,
who will then forward the application to the Association's Board of
Directors for approval. Once the vote has been taken, the local chapter
president will be notified, and the chapter will be officially
chartered.
At that point, the President will coordinate with the new chapter a time
in which they will be officially sworn in as a chapter.
The chapter will have their own website (portal), as well as their own
email addresses, so that they can be in contact with the membership
through their official email addresses. Their continuation as an active
chapter will be dependent on their having the minimal 10 members
annually.