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Vintage BG: Gary Locke attending The Breakfast Group “Tie-One-On” Luncheon (c.1994)
Vintage BG: Gary Locke attending The Breakfast Group "Tie-One-On" Luncheon (c. 1994). Washington House of Representatives (1983-94); King County Executive (1994-97); Governor of Washington State (1997-2005); U.S. Secretary…
Welcome to the New Breakfast Group Website!
We would like to officially welcome you to the New Breakfast Group Website! It has been a long time coming! It's about time the most celebrated and well-respected organization of…
Breakfast Group Member Ralph Bayard on The Tie-One-On Event Media Coverage
Ralph Bayard comments on the lack of broadcast media attending The 22nd Annual Breakfast Group Tie-One-On Luncheon. To view the clip, please follow this link...
Adia Barnes & Salva Coppa on the 22nd Annual Tie-One-On Luncheon
Interview at the 22nd annual Breakfast Group Tie-One-On Luncheon with Adia Barnes & her husband Salva. They comment on the event and the need for mentorship as well as the…
Dr. Michael Eric Dyson – Special Speaker for June 13 General Membership Meeting
Dr. Michael Eric Dyson, will speak at The Breakfast Group monthly breakfast meeting on Thursday, June 13th, 2013. Dr. Dyson is a very knowledgable and outspoken advocate for African-American issues. He…
The Breakfast Group on Sunday TV Program
A segment will be broadcast on the Ethio Youth Media TV program this Sunday (6-2-13) from 7PM-8PM featuring The Breakfast Group. The segment is centered upon the Tie One On event…
President Young Meets with Breakfast Group
University of Washington president Michael K. Young met with members of the Breakfast Group on Jan. 12, a local organization of African-American business and professional men who gather monthly. President…
Desmond Harvey – Student Profile
December 30,2012 The Breakfast Group P.O. Box 22056 Seattle, WA 98122-0056 Dear Breakfast Group, I am writing to again thank you for your generous $1,000.00 Scholarship and to also give…
Bring Your “A” Game
Nationally, African-American males suffer from a 50% high school drop-out rate.