The HBCU Alumni Choir is a non-profit organization consisting of individuals who attended Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) and strive to advance and uphold its institutions' rich musical heritage while engaging through service with the broader community and supporting the next generation of musicians. This purpose is achieved through four main pillars: preservation, outreach, scholarship, and alumni engagement. 

Preservation - to foster a sense of pride and identity among its members and the wider HBCU community

Outreach - to engage with the broader community by performing, collaborating with other organizations, volunteering, and sharing the joy of music with people of all backgrounds.

Scholarship - offering scholarships to students currently attending or aspiring to attend HBCUs, as well as organizing workshops, mentoring programs, and other initiatives to help students develop their musical skills and pursue their passions.

Alumni engagement - The choir serves as a way to connect HBCU alumni across different generations and geographic locations through arts/social events, networking opportunities, and other activities.