Our Goals

The Learning Community

The Greater Birmingham Mayor’s Prayer Breakfast
The Greater Birmingham Regional Leadership Dinner

Our Goals
To unite 250 corporate and civic leaders and their respective organizations to service opportunities and other efforts that lead to community transformation in the most-help-needed areas of our community. Drawing from Birmingham’s strong corporate and civic community’s history of community involvement, we are working to mobilize 25,000 volunteer days directed towards grassroots community involvement efforts.

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The Learning Community
Each quarter the McWane Center host a Mission Birmingham “Learning Community” during the lunch hour. This is a time when corporate leaders, Pastors, Community Based Organizations and neighborhood leaders come together to learn about each other and build relationships that will be useful for community transformation.

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The Greater Birmingham Mayor’s Prayer Breakfast
Mission Birmingham serves as host to the annual Greater Birmingham Mayor’s Prayer Breakfast that unites more than 40 area Mayors on the National Day of Prayer (The first Thursday in May) at the Harbert Center. Although it is a day sat aside by President Ronald Reagan, we also use it as a time to honor and pray for the men and women that offering their lives to public service in leading our municipalities. The Mayor of the City of Birmingham serves as host Mayor for the event and Birmingham serves as the host city.

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The Greater Birmingham Regional Leadership Dinner
The Regional Leadership Dinner is held the Wednesday evening before the National Day of Prayer. The event is held at The Club and is attended by the Mayor’s, their spouses and key businesses leaders from around the Birmingham Region. This is a great opportunity for Mayors and Business leaders alike to establish relationships in a non-threatening environment.

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