1. "Sumthin Good from ...." competition - The "Sumthin good from ..." competition is designed to give our readers an opportunity to exchange their favorite  "black" recipes. If your entry is deemed by our judges to be more sumptuous  than the rest, you will be sent an "Early African Presence in NYC kit" (as described on our website in #3 below) free of charge. Use the submission made by Eddie Faulk (#1 under papers submitted / black cuisine/ sumthin good from... competition) as your model. Note that a submission in that format will also satisfy the prerequisite requirement (i.e. the submission of a paper) for competing in our annual $500 research grant. We are all eagerly  looking forward to hearing from you and in tasting your special dish.

2. Century and Millennium Clubs-  These two clubs were established in 2009 to recognize and reward foundation supporters for their financial contributions to the foundation. Those donors who make a single contribution of $100 or more (but less than $1000) gain membership in the "century club", and those who make a single contribution of $1000 or more are enrolled in the "millennium club". As a member of either club supporters will receive an "Early African Presence in New York" kit (as advertised below) and will also be eligible for other gifts and subscriptions as they are developed. In 2010 the foundation plans to make t-shirts for current club members and there are other planned items on the horizon such as electronic newsletters, electronic journals, etc. All contributions to the Foundation are tax deductible and so all donors will receive certified confirmation of their contribution for IRS purposes.

3. Educational Programs - Early African Presence in New York.

4. BLAC Foundation's B-Boy of the Year 2010 - © Lima Limon 2010

5. For carefully selected youtube videos put on your ear phones, click on the flag of your choice and then open the link(s) beneath it.

6. Umlabalaba Game