HISTORY
The Council of National Alumni Associations (CNAA) established the National Black College Alumni Hall of Fame Foundation, Inc.

Thomas W.Dortch, Jr., who was the National President of CNAA, conceived and developed the proposal for the foundation. The members of CNAA recognized the need for alumni to move to the forefront of the effort to save black colleges and formed the NBCA Hall of Fame Foundation.

The organization formed its mission around assisting alumni associations and other organizations as they work together to ensure survival and stability of the nations Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU).

The organization also serves to educate the general public about the contributions of HBCU’s and their alumni.

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MISSION
Encouraging students attending Historically Black Colleges and Universities to take pride in their institutions and in the communities surrounding them.

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GOALS
Preserving and highlighting the accomplishments and contributions of Historically Black Colleges and Universities

Partnering with alumni, administrators, students, corporations, non-profit organizations and others to provide enhanced technical and financial resources to these colleges and universities on an ongoing basis.

Developing, coordinating and executing events to raise funds for new and existing programs that support historically Black college campuses, national alumni associations and their prospective student.