Philadelphia HBCU Alumni Alliance

Serving communities in the Philadelphia Metro Area

We support HBCU Students

Philadelphia Metro HBCU Alumni

Working Together for the Advancement of Our Colleges, Universities, and Communities.

The Philadelphia HBCU Alumni Alliance, Inc. is a
non-profit community-based organization that collaborates
to strengthen our community through impactful programs and to provide support to underserved students interested in attending HBCUs.

Our Mission

News & Events

2023 Holiday Mixer

Join us for a festive evening of celebration, giving, and connection at the Philadelphia HBCU Alumni Alliance’s Winter Holiday Mixer and Hat, Scarf, and Glove Drive!

HBCU Moonlight Cruise Sunday Brunch Meet-Up

Alumni let’s meet-up to wrap-up the weekend HBCU Style Brunch

HBCU Moonlight Cruise

End your summer representing your HBCU in style and with purpose! Come aboard for 2.5 hours to support HBCUs, eat, dance, and have fun!

HBCU Moonlight Bon-voyage Day Party

It’s gonna be a weekend to remember starting with the Bon-voyage Day Party, then the turn-up on the Moonlight Cruise and the wrap-up at Sunday Brunch Meet-up!

2023 Philly HBCU 5K/Run Walk

We are excited to announce our 2023 Philadelphia HBCU 5K Run/Walk scheduled for Saturday, June 24th, at Cooper River Park! Your generosity through sponsorships, registrations, and donations will help support our college scholarships for prospective and current students attending HBCUs. Additionally, it will support our national core initiatives of Health and Wellness, Hunger Relief, and Higher Education in the Philadelphia Metro Area.

Spartan Basement Party

Let’s Take It Back To Our Days On Campus! There is nothing a HBCU Party!

HBCUs by the Numbers

$14.8 Billion

HBCUs generate $14.8 billion in economic impact annually

134,090 Jobs

HBCUs generate 134,090 jobs in total for their local and regional areas

25% of African-American

HBCUs represent 3% of colleges and universities yet graduate 22% of African Americans who hold undergraduate degrees and 24% in STEM fields

40% of Members of Congress

Among African Americans, HBCU graduates represent
40% of members of Congress

40% of Engineers
50% of Professors of Non-HBCUs
50% of Lawyers
80% of Judges

Educated by HBCUs, Ran by HBCU Alumni

Member Schools

We are a network of HBCU Alumni who share a common goal of strengthening our community through impactful programs and providing support to students

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Partner With Us

Brand engagement is a valuable interaction between our HBCU Alumni network and our Community partners’ brand.

Join the Alliance

Join the largest community of HBCU graduates that helps you grow by helping others grow.

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