Chapters

Florida State University
Progressive Black Men at Florida State Chapter as continued to lead in continuing the legacy that was established in 1989. FSU PBM has sponsored many service projects in the Tallahassee community and participated with FSU loves the Kids, and the annual DANCE EXPLOSION. FSU PBM gives out an annual scholarship to deserving males who plan on attended Florida State University. Past SGA Presidents, Black Student Union Presidents, SGA senators and Presidents of various clubs and organization hold membership with the Florida State Chapter. The Florida State Chapter is member of the FSU Seminole Torchbearers Council of 100 Student Leaders.
 - Stay up to date with chapter news: http://twitter.com/fsupbm89  or visit: http://pbmfsu.org/

Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University
On October 21, 2000 the Progressive Black Men at Florida A&M University Chapter was established by 22 hard working men who were inspired by the ideology of the organization. Since the chapter's establishment FAMU PBM has sponsored several projects on and off campus and has supported many community service programs held by March of Dimes, the Sickle Cell foundation and the American Heart Association. Members of the Florida A&M Chapter have held leadership position on campus as Royal Escorts, SGA Senators, NPHC Presidents and Class Officers. In 2004, The Florida A&M Chapter was named "Organization of the Year" by Journey Magazine. Click here to visit.
 - Stay up to date with chapter news: http://twitter.com/FAMU_PBM  or visit: http://famupbm.org/

University of Florida
On March 22, 2003, 16 prominent gentlemen founded the University of Florida Chapter of Progressive Black Men, Inc. Our mission has always been to eradicate the negative stereotypes placed upon those of color, especially black males. Since our inception, this chapter has been devoted to communal support, on-campus programs, and professional development. The UF Chapter developed programs such as the Jesus Jam Benefit Concert, Summer Paintball, 15 days of service, and many others.

University of South Florida
On November 15, 2003, the University of South Florida Chapter of Progressive Black Men was established and has been in the forefront of programs and services on the campus of USF. The USF chapter has sponsored a mentoring program with local middle school, and participated in the Annual Tampa Bay citywide Beautification Project, National Ghandi Day of Service, and Relay for Life.

Howard University
On November 16, 2008, eight men founded the Howard University Chapter of Progressive Black Men, making it the only chapter outside of Florida. The Howard Chapter has taken its role as a prominent community service organization on campus in its short existence with the many community service programs such as the AIDS Walk Washington and the Adopt-A-Block program.

St. Leo University