2025-11-11T12:16:01Z 2024-12-31 990EZ 2024-01-01 061653962 POSITIVE BLACK MALE ASSOCIATION OF HOUSTON POSI 7134388839 PO Box 38388 houston TX 77238 Kimberly Brooks Vice President 7134388839 2025-11-11 2024 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z X X X http://www.pbmah.org X X 77267 X 21067 47200 9000 77267 4000 56720 12344 3600 76664 603 0 603 603 0 603 0 603 To operate exclusively for charitable and educational purposes by providing academic, cultural, social, and economic development programs that empower youth to reach their full potential through mentorship, leadership training, and community service. Community Outreach & Youth Events PBMAH conducted annual community-based programs including the Back-to-School Uniform & Supplies Drive, the LOGP Vision Retreat, Camp Allen Leadership Camp, and the Christmas Celebration. These initiatives provided clothing, educational materials, and holiday support to over 250 children and families in the Houston area while promoting volunteerism and family engagement. 25000 Mentorship & Leadership Development Program PBMAH provides bi-weekly leadership and personal-development sessions for boys and girls in grades 612 through the its leadership-Mentoring Program. Workshops emphasize academic success, self-esteem, career readiness, Duke & Debutante and the Twelve Essential Values. In 2024, more than 200 youth participated in leadership classes, parent meetings, and service projects resulting in over 2,200 volunteer hours. 0 18000 College Exposure & Scholarship Initiatives PBMAH organized Texas and Southern College Tours providing travel, lodging, and on-campus experiences for high-school students exploring higher-education options. Participants visited 12 colleges and universities across Texas, Louisiana, and Georgia. The organization also awarded $4,000 in scholarships to graduating seniors who completed the mentoring curriculum. Approximately 60 students benefited directly. 32500 75500 Dr John Robinson Jr Founder, Executive Director &Ex officio, 25.00 0 Angela Jackson Officer 3.00 0 Evan Kirchen Director 3.00 0 Eric Miller Jr Board Chairman 10.00 0 Kimberly Brooks Vice President 30.00 0 Clifford Lee Director 3.00 0 Shemika Wade - Director 5.00 0 false false false false false 0 false false 0 0 0 false 0 0 false TX Kimberly Brooks 180 Kirkaldy Dr Houston TX 77015 8326607372 false false false false false false false false false false false NONE 0 NONE 0 true X 0 0 0 0 32000 32000 0 0 0 0 32000 32000 32000 32000 1.00000 0.00000 X Additional Information Positive Black Male Association of Houston operates exclusively for charitable and educational purposes to provide academic, cultural, social, and economic development opportunities for youth through mentorship, leadership training, scholarships, and community service initiatives. Explanation for Schedule A Part II Based on 2024 data, the organizations public-support percentage exceeds 33 percent. PBMAH therefore qualifies as a publicly supported organization under Section 170(b)(1)(A)(vi). Part II, line 10 PBMAH awarded approximately $4,000 in scholarships to graduating high-school seniors completing the Mentoring Program. Payments were issued directly to recipients or educational institutions for tuition and expenses. Part II, line 17 Other expenses include insurance, facility rentals (Shape Center and Judson Community Center), software subscriptions (Microsoft and Adobe), website hosting, and administrative supplies. Total other expenses were approximately $12,000. Part III, line 12 PBMAH operated year-round mentoring and leadership programs for minority youth in grades 612. Major activities included: Texas and Southern College Tours (60 students) Vision Retreat (40 participants) Camp Allen Leadership Camp and Spring Camp Cotten Back-to-School Uniform Drive and Christmas Celebration ( 250 families served) Total program-service expenses $56,000. Part V All officers, directors, and key employees served voluntarily without compensation. No salaries, benefits, or expense reimbursements were paid. Part I, Line 10 We awarded 2 college freshman's $2000. each The previous Form 990-N was filed based on an initial estimate of receipts. Upon final review of the years accounting records, total receipts exceeded the $50,000 threshold. The organization is submitting this Form 990-EZ to ensure full compliance with annual reporting requirements.