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ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA EDUCATIONAL ADVANCEMENT FOUNDATION, INC.

EBRATING EL 2019 C IMPACT REPORT

years OF LIFELONG LEARNING Table of Contents

President’s Message 40 years P3

Programs P4 Our Mission The mission of the Awards Education Advancement Foundation, Inc.® is to P17 promote lifelong learning. This is accomplished by securing charitable contributions, gifts Financials and endowed funds to award scholarships, P18 fellowships and grants.

Leadership P21 Our Vision Donors The Education Advancement Foundation (EAF) sees the consistent P24 and ever-present gap in funding for STEM, music, the arts, youth enrichment and other critical development activities that are vital to supporting our youth and developing well-rounded individuals. We use our dollars to help college students to complete their education, as seed money for charitable endeavors and to support and expand community service projects. Through our mission, our vision is to perpetually reaffirm our commitment of the financial support of educational endeavors. 2 President’s Message While a 40th anniversary is a time for celebration, we are equally mindful of the challenges ahead. With social distancing the new normal at this time, it is clear the world of higher education may never be the same. Nonetheless, 2019 was a very positive year for the Alpha Kappa Alpha Educational Advancement Foundation, Inc.®, and our activities persevere in support of deserving students and organizations — even from today’s virtual world.

One thing is clear: when uncertainty reigns in the world, education is the anecdote. Specifically, years higher education that builds critical thinking, communication skills, and robust STEM knowledge years among today’s young scholars — what AKA-EAF defines as excellence. This is why we are proud that “Exemplifying Excellence Through Sustainable Service” continues as our overarching theme across all initiatives.

I am especially pleased to report that 2019 marked a very successful first full year for the AKA HBCU Endowment Fund, created to assist the financial stability of Historically Black Colleges and Universities. Through 2022, the Fund goal is to distribute $5 million - $10 million in financial support to 96 accredited institutions. A highlight this past year was having Presidents from 32 of the participating HBCUs come to our headquarters to personally receive the first installment — $50,000 — of the endowment gift from both EAF® and Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority leadership.

Thanks to our sorority members, donors and corporate partners, the Foundation closed out the year in excellent shape to meet our important goals. I want to thank the over 1,000 chapters worldwide of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.® for their strong support of EAF, with contributions totaling over $4.3 million during 2019.

Most important, it’s the continued, generous support from friends like you that enables EAF to carry forward with merit scholarship awards, higher education financial aid, and community assistance grants. As EAF enters our fifth decade, we plan to do even more to exemplify excellence, and we hope you will be part of our endeavors. On behalf of the Board of Directors and staff of EAF, we deeply appreciate your past contributions.

Dr. Glenda Baskin Glover President and Chief Executive Officer, Alpha Kappa Alpha Educational Advancement Foundation®, Inc. International President and Chief Executive Officer, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.® 3 2019 CAPITALIZED ENDOWMENTS

Adrienne Pope-Kelly Carmen E. Fowler Fair Scholarship Fund years of Endowment Fund Carol R. and Otwa L. Dixon Scholarship Fund 40 Alabama HBCU Scholarship Fund Carolyn House Stewart Endowment Fund ENDOWMENT G. Jones Endowment Fund Caroline L. Lattimore Endowment Fund Alice Boyd Burton Alpha Rho Omega Merit Carolyn G. Randolph Best The Best You PROGRAMS Scholarship Fund Endowment Fund Alice S. Marriott Scholarship Fund Carrie J. Clark Endowed Scholarship Fund Alice Thomas Motts Trust Scholarship Fund Central Beard Haley King Endowment Fund Alpha Kappa Alpha Founders Fund Charlene Truitt Nelson Endowed Alpha Kappa Alpha Incorporators Fund The EAF® offers members, organizations and Scholarhsip Fund corporations an excellent opportunity to leave Endowment Fund Chelle Luper Wilson Endowment Fund a lasting legacy through our Endowment Alpha Pi Wolfe Sisters: Nellie Gaylord, Chi Endowment Fund Ida Ross, Marjorie L. Ushery Program. Endowments are contributions Clara McCrae Hines Scholarship Fund Ann Colbert Battles Endowment Fund of $20,000 or more placed into a restricted Claronelle Smith Griffin Endowment Fund Ann Elizabeth Laury Jones Scholarship Fund fund, administered by EAF, and used solely Claudia Silas Scholarship Fund Anne Mitchem Davis Endowment Fund for scholarship awards. Only the interest and Coalition to Salute America’s Heroes dividends are used for awards — the principal Archalene Amos Martin Piano Artistry Award Endowed Fund is never touched — to provide a continuous The Barbara Denson Trotter Endowment Constance K. Holland Endowment Fund source of scholarship funds over the years. Barbara K. Phillips Endowment Fund Crystal and Eugene Sewell Scholarship Fund Barbara W. Davis Endowed Fund Cynthia Duke Cox Hudley Endowment Fund Endowment funds may be established to Barbara A. McKinzie/Naomi Moses Cynthia J. Thomas Finch Endowment Fund honor the memory a loved one or friend … to Scholarship Fund Dansby Family Scholarship Fund support a personal commitment … to support Bernice Gordon Greene Educational David and Donna Winn Educational a specific profession … and other criteria the Leadership Endowment Fund Scholarship Endowment Fund donor chooses. Through the specific guidelines Bernice I. Sumlin EAF Scholarship Fund Dr. Christina R. Brown/Dr. Marva Mizell Price/ established for awarding scholarship funds, Beta Epsilon Omega Scholarship Fund Dr. LeShawndra N. Price Endowed donors can reaffirm their own personal Beta Kappa Omega Endowment Fund Legacy Scholarship commitments to lifelong learning. C. Connor and O. Brown Endowment Fund Anonymous Scholarship Fund Dr. C. Edith Booker Endowed Scholarship Fund Deborah C. and Lindsey E. Brittain Capturing The Promise Endowment Fund Capture the Promise Fellowship Delta Epsilon Omega Chapter Endowed Fund Carmelita Caruth Smith Post Graduate Omega Bea Bailey Scholarship Fund Endowment For Women Delta Tau Omega-Dorothy Kennedy and L. 4 Margaret Groves Keepers of the Dream Scholarship Evelyn Sample-Oates H.O.P.E Scholarship Fund Fund ExxonMobil Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Employee Denise Foster-Williams Fund STEM Endowment Fund Deralyn Riles Davis Endowment Fund Faye B. Bryant Excellence Scholarship Fund Diamond Jubilee Pearls Foundation Felicia Marianne Wright Endowed Scholarship Fund Endowment Fund Flossie M. Dedmond Educational Fund Diana G. Shipley Endowment Fund Forever Rose Memorial Scholarship Fund Dolores Morton Spriggs Endowment Fund Frankie E. Ledbetter Scholarship Fund Doris (Dee) Kemp Endowed Scholarship Fund Dr. Franzella W. Buchanan Scholarship Fund Doris R. Asbury Endowment Fund Freddie Groomes-McLendon Scholarship Ida K. Martin Endowed Scholarship Fund Doris S. Parker Endowment Fund Frederica Wilson Endowed Fund Idell S. Pugh Endowment Fund Dorothy Buckhanan Wilson Endowment for Gamma Omega/Alberta Gantt/ Careers in Business Mattie Harvey Scholarship Imani Pearls Community Development Foundation Scholarship Dorothy M. Hackney Endowed Fund Gamma Rho Omega Chapter Scholarship Irene Westbrooks McCollom Endowment Fund Dorothy Reid Arnold Scholarship Fund Sorors of Gamma Theta Omega Chapter Iota Zeta Omega Scholarship Dorothy S. Johnson Endowment Fund Scholarship Fund J. Marjory Jackson Performing Arts Scholarship Dr. Mabel Bentley Perry & Dr. Claude Albert Perry Sr. Georgia Gross Kirby Memorial Scholarship Fund Jacqueline O. Dansby Endowment Fund Endowed Education Scholarship Giselé M. Casanova Endowment Fund Jacqueline & Philip Kane Endowed Fund Dr. Rodelia A. Glasco Endowed Fund Gizette Canegata Thomas Endowment Fund Jameseva Marshall Webb Endowment Fund Dr. Shirley A. Jackson Scholarship Fund Dr. Glenda Baskin Glover Endowment Fund Janet Jones Ballard Endowed Fund E. Alma Flagg-Caroline Williams Endowed Fund Gloria Harper Dickinson International Edna Smoot Griffin Scholarship Travel Endowment Jenell Ross Entrepreneurial Fund Ella Springs Jones EAF Scholarship Fund Dr. Gloria Stephens Smith Scholarship Fund Jennifer King Congleton Endowment Fund The ELO Foundation Scholarship Fund Grace Strauther Endowment Fund Jessie Reasor Zander Endowment Fund Jo Celeste Pettway Endowment Fund Elsie Lavonne Lewis Scholarship Fund Green-Alpha Beta-Communications Fund John and Bella Russell Honorarium Endowment Emma Lily Henderson Endowment Fund Gwendolyn & Schylbea J. Hopkins Johnella H. Martin Educational Endowment Fund Epsilon Nu Omega Endowment Fund Endowment Fund Jones/Holloway/Rigsby Endowment Fund Epsilon Rho Alumnae Scholarship Endowment Fund Gwendolyn Gaston Brinkley Scholarship Fund Joy Elaine Daley Endowment Fund Erma W. Barron Endowment Fund Gwendolyn Gilbert Shorter EAF Scholarship Joyce Henderson Endowment Fund Ernestine B. Bivens and Dr. Mabel B. Perry Gwendolyn J. Brinkley Endowment Fund Endowed Fund Harriet Josephine Terry Scholarship Joyce V. Austin Scholarship Fund Ethel Hedgemon Lyle Leadership Fund Hattie B. Wills Endowed Scholarship Fund Ethel Jones Mowbray Endowed Fund Helen Cromer Cooper Endowment Fund Eta Upsilon Omega Endowed Scholarship Fund Hilda Wilder Scholarship Fund Evelyn Foster Hamilton Endowment Fund Ida L. Jackson Scholarship Fund 5 Mattelia Grays-Julia Purnell Endowment Fund M. L. Matthew Legacy Fund For Excellent Scholarly Performance Maxine L. Black Endowed Scholarship Fund Melanie C. Jones South Eastern Region Undergraduate Endowment Meredith L. Henderson Endowment Fund Mid-Atlantic Region Scholarship Fund Mikayla C. Fishburne Scholarship Endowment Fund Linda Henry Gilliam Endowment Fund Mildred Logan Taylor Endowed Scholarship Fund Linda Marie White Endowed Scholarship Fund Mildred T. Kitchens / Maxine W. Thurmond Lorraine Griffin Johnson Endowment Fund Education Endowment Fund Juanita Sims Doty Endowed Fund Lorraine R. Green Endowed Fund Monarch Awards Foundation of Xi Nu Omega Chapter Kathleen Hill Dyer Fellowship Fund Lueburda Jamison Myers Endowed Scholarship Fund Monica Kaufman Pearson Mass Communications Kappa Omega Endowment Fund Lucille Ellis Floyd and Zeta Xi Omega Chapter Endowment Fund Katina Semien Political Science & Endowed Scholarship Fund Pre-Law Scholarship Mu Kappa Omega / Julia F. Thompson, Inc. Lucille Johnson Piggott Endowed Scholarship Kathy Walker Steele Endowment Fund Scholarship Fund Lucille M. Brown Endowment Fund Keisha Wilson Tanner and Chelesa Tanner Mu Lambda Omega Endowment Fund Lucretia Payton Stewart Endowment Fund Scholarship Endowment Fund Nadine C. Bonds Endowment Fund Dr. Mae C. Jemison Science & Technology Award Lambda Alpha Omega Endowed Fund Nancy Gardner Sewell Endowed Fund Maggieann Whatley Green Scholarship Fund Larry & Carolyn Suarez Fund for Business Nelda & Tyrone Burroughs Scholarship Fund and Entrepreneurship Mamie McKnight / Ginger McKnight Chavers Norma S. White Music Endowment Fund Graduate Scholarship Larzette G. Hale Wilson / Eva L. Evans Norman Jack Hayes Scholarship Fund Endowment Fund Marcletta R. Kerr Endowment Fund Norma Jean Tucker Endowment Fund Dr. Laura Noble Banks-Reed Endowment Fund Marilyn Glenn Blackmon Endowment Fund Nu Lambda Omega Scholarship Fund LaVern S. Tarkington Endowment Fund Marjorie H. Parker Endowment for Octavia Florence Michelle Legacy Fund Laverna Williams Johnson Endowed Careers in Archives Dr. Olivia Letts Commitment to the Dream Scholarship Fund Marjorie H. & Franka H. Young Scholarship Fund Endowment Fund Leadership Fellows Legacy Fund Marsha Lewis Brown Endowment Fund Ootsie, Lillian Dunn Thomas Endowment Fund Legacy of Pearls Endowment Fund Marva J. Lee Endowment Fund Pamela Bates Porch Endowed Scholarship Fund Lehia Anderson Bradby Memorial Endowment Fund Mary B. Conner Educational Endowment Pamela Lynne Redden, MD, Great Lakes Mary Shy Scott Arts Endowment Fund Wellness Fund Mary F. Williams Teacher Education Scholarship Fund Patricia and Theresa Massey Endowment Fund Marye Jeffries Endowment Fund Patricia Ann Dawson Lee Scholarship Fund Mary Louise Williams Scholarship Endowment Fund Patricia Petty Wilson Scholarship Fund 6 Pearl L. Harrison Fine Arts Endowed Funds Dr. Savanah C. Jones Scholarship Endowment Fund Vera Forte McCain Endowed Funds Pearls of Loudoun / Psi Rho Omega Chapter Sharon Brown Harriott Community College Vertelle and James Middleton / Delores Ham Oliver Endowment Fund Access & Equity Endowment Human Service Scholarship Peggy Lewis LeCompte Endowment Fund Shirley R. Fisher Endowment Fund Vicki Miles LaGrange Endowment Fund Phi Kappa Omega Chapter EAF Scholarship Fund Sigma Lambda Omega Endowed Scholarship Fund F. Hightower Endowment Fund Phi Lambda Omega Endowment Fund Solomon White Beta Alpha Leadership Fund Wendye D. Mingo Information Technology Phi Phi Omega Scholarship Sorors of Endowment Fund Endowed Scholarship Fund Phyllis Eleanor Robinson Endowment Fund South Atlantic Regional Conference Endowed Fund Wilhelmina R. Delco Endowment Scholarship Pi Alpha Omega Chapter EAF Endowed South Eastern Region Endowment Fund Wilma Allison Moore Endowed Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Sonja W. Garcia / Stella J. Lett Undergraduate William Lewis Dawson Memorial Scholarship Dr. Polly Sparks Turner Health Professions Leadership Endowment Fund for Theta Omicron Omega Endowment Fund Susan Simms Marsh Endowment For Careers in Law Wilma H. Tootle Scholarship Fund Rachel Ashburn Mallory Undergraduate Leadership Taahsela K. Holton Memorial Scholarship Women in Science, Technology, Engineering & Development Scholarship Fund Math (STEM) Scholarship Tanya M. Crossley Endowment Fund Rho Pi Omega Sisterhood of Service Xi Alpha Omega - ILECF Lasting Legacy Fund Tari T. Bradford Endowment Fund Endowment Fund Yvonne Perkins Endowment Fund Rho Zeta Omega Chapter Endowed Fund Tau Beta Omega Endowed Scholarship Fund Rita White Roberts Scholarship Fund The Cultured Pearls of Tau Pi Omega Rose Butler Brown Endowed Fund Thelma K. Evans Cancer Research Endowment Fund Ruby Batts Archie Endowment Fund Theta Mu Omega Eugenia Dean Scott Memorial Fund Ruth Coleman Endowed Scholarship Tondalaire Deon Ray Ashford Scholarship PLEASE CONSIDER A Ruth C. Easley Gerontology Scholarship Fund Toni S. Kendrick Educational Endowment Fund Sadie Sermon Mickle Undergraduate Centennial Endowment Fund LEGACY GIFT TO EAF Hortense Caldwell-Harvey Endowment Undergraduates Flourish Launching New Scholarship Fund Dimensions Endowment Fund To make a gift in your Will or Sarah R. Simmons EAF Endowment in Undergraduate Global Leadership Endowment Fund Living Trust that will benefit our Memory of Jayne Doctor Undergraduates Launching New Dimensions mission for years to come, please Endowment Fund contact our Executive Director Upsilon Alpha Omega Chapter/ Beauty P. Baldwin Endowed Erika V. Everett at 773-947-0026. Scholarship Fund Upsilon Tau Omega Scholarship Fund Vanessa Rogers Long Endowment Fund Velma Lois Jones EAF Endowment Fund 7 FELLOWSHIP PROGRAMS

3M Fellowship Fund Eva L. Evans Math & Science Morehouse College HBCU Honor 44th President Barack and First Lady Fellowship Fund Roll Fellowship Fund Michelle Obama Fellowship Fund Fisk University HBCU Honor Roll National Historically Black Colleges Fellowship Fund Alabama A&M University & Universities Fellowship Fund years of Fellowship Fund A & M University FAMU 25 Our Choice To Change The World - Alabama State University - My ASU HBCU Honor Roll Fellowship Fund Spelman College Fellowship Fund FELLOWSHIP Fellowship Fund Florida Historically Black Colleges & Albany State University - Sigma Universities Fellowship Fund Rosa Parks Symposium Series AWARDS Gamma EAF Fellowship Fund Florida Memorial University HBCU Fellowship Fund Ann McAllister Hughes Foundation Honor Roll Fellowship Fund Rosalind B. Griffin Mental Health Fellowship Fund Fort Valley State HBCU Honor Roll Endowment Fund Fellowship Fund Avis Daisy Ellison Fellowship Fund Savannah State University HBCU Georgia Historically Black Colleges & Barbara F. Sutton Business Honor Roll Fellowship Fund Fellowship Fund Universities Fellowship Fund EAF currently manages 59 Fellowship Sophia D. Babridge HBCU Benedict College HBCU Honor Roll Hampton HBCU Honor Roll programs, with awards made in even- Fellowship Fund Fellowship Fund Fellowship Fund numbered years. Unlike traditional Bethune Cookman HBCU Honor HBCU Honor Roll South Atantic Regional Conference fellowships, EAF Fellowship Awards Roll Fellowship Fellowship Fund Chairman’s Mini-Grant Award Fellowship Fund do not require enrollment in an Branching Out Fellowship Fund Juanita A. Wilkinson Fellowship Fund academic institution. They are granted Bringing Out The STEM Visionaries South Carolina Historically to individuals performing research and of the World - Claflin University Fund Julia Brodgon Purnell Fund Black Colleges & Universities projects with practical applications for Capture The Promise Kafi Wilford Constantine Fellowship Fellowship Fund improving quality of life. Fellowship Fund Kathleen Hill Dyer Mu Gamma South Carolina State University Chelle Wilson 2013 NOLA Scholars Omega Technology Fellowship Fund Bulldog Tenacity Fellowship Fund Fellowship Fund Kay Madry Sullivan Fellowship Fund Since these awards began in 1995, EAF Tennessee State University Honor Fellowship Fund L.H. Gilliam Leadership has been pleased to support a wide range Roll Fellowship Fund Clark University HBCU Development Fellowship Fund The Charm City Pearls Foundation of purposes, such as finding non-violent Honor Roll Fellowship Fund Lillie C. L. Carswell Math / Psi Phi Omega Chapter Higher solutions to human disputes, conducting Dimensions of Lifelong Learning - Fellowship Fund Education Scholars Program Fund research on hypertension, and measuring Morris College Fellowship Fund Lillie King Lewis Fellowship Fund the impact of nuclear testing on marine life. Dixon “Dare To Be Different” Far Linda Groomes Walton Trotter Farwest Chapter Archives Western Region Fellowship Fund Scholarship Fund Award Fund Dominicks Educational Margaret Blake Roach Mini-Grant Trotter Fellowship Fund Advancement Fellowship Fund Award Fellowship Fund Tuskegee University Gamma Kappa Dr. Dorri Phipps Fellowship Fund Mary A McDowell Fellowship Fund EAF Fellowship Fund Dwana Lockett Fellowship Fund Mississippi Scholarship Fund William Paterson University Alpha Educational Enrichment “Think Mona Calhoun HBCU Images Fellowship Fund HBCU” Fellowship Fund Scholarship Fund Xi Zeta Omega Fellowship Fund Edward Waters College HBCU Honor Moore Life Learning 8 Roll Fellowship Fund Fellowship Fund ALESHA BOND Undergraduate Merit Scholar (Far Western Region)

Alesha Bond is a junior attending Westmont College with a 3.14 GPA majoring in Sociology. As a child she was perplexed by the world around her and all who were actors within it. She craved to uncover hidden puzzles and connections between events and actions. As Alesha grew older her curiosity shifted from an interest in things to an interest in people and not only human beings as a whole but their contribution and influence to society. Her goal is to have some impact on this world no matter how minute, and she plans to do that first graduating with a degree in Sociology and then pursuing a Master’s in Criminology.

JALON JACKSON Undergraduate Merit Scholar (South Central Region)

Jalon Jackson is a sophomore attending Prairie View A&M University. He is carrying a 3.7 GPA. Jalon has maintained honor status being on the Honor Roll in 2018 and in 2019, and is also a top candidate for the Honors Program. Jalon also belongs to the Residential Hall Association, the Psychology Club, and the Sounds of Faith Chapel Choir.

Promoting Lifelong Learning 9 UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS: 23 years of 2019 SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS: YOUTH P.A.C. AWARDS

The “Youth Partners Accessing Capital” program, known as Youth P.A.C., involves young people in the philanthropic process. Since 1997, it has provided M’Tajia Altman awards and scholarships that support Tyona Golden Gunn University of Southern University of Kentucky University of West Georgia the healing, nurturing, learning and Mississippi uplifting of youth through development of lifelong learning skills. The program pays large dividends by developing trained, capable future leaders.

Youth P.A.C. is structured for undergraduate members of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority and chaired by the Foundation’s Second Vice President.

Jasmyne McCoy Courtney Pauls Troi’ Williams Harvard College University of West Georgia University of South Carolina

10 2019 YOUTH PAC ESSAY AWARDEES:

Karrington Baisden Taylor Bass Pepperdine University Rhodes College

UNDERGRADUATE CHAPTERS:

SERVICE AWARD RECIPIENTS: 2019 Kailah Johnson Yoshi Rivera Montclair State University of Tampa University Kolor the Kanvas Kolor Run Hamilton: Celebration Kappa Tau Xi Beta University of West Georgia Stanford University (Pictured Above) My Sister’s Keeper Kappa Xi Lydia B. Hooks Scholarship Banquet University of Nevada Las Vegas Zeta Omicron Florida State University The Emerging Young Ivies’ (EYI) Program Lambda Theta Iman Saleem Michigan State University 11 AUNTIE KAREN FOUNDATION Columbia, South Carolina 2020 Legends of…Master Class 40 years of and Concert Series keeps the legacy alive of African American COMMUNITY music. Each year during Black History Month the series profiles ASSISTANCE a jazz, rhythm and blues, gospel, or blues artist who has made a lasting contribution to the history AWARDS of music. This project will target 65 underserved South Carolina Students (in Grades 6th-12th) allowing them to attend. Past Legends include: Al Jarreau (2006), Kenny “Babyface” Edmonds (2011), Gladys These awards assist individuals Knight (2013), Chaka Khan (2015), and The Isley Brothers (2019). and organizations for specific civic, educational or human DORIS AND CLARA COMMUNITY INITIATIVE (DCCI) service projects. Oak Park, Illinois The Financial Literacy Academy (FLA) offers several programs. Programming is directed towards low-income school-aged children and their families in the North Lawndale Community on the westside of Chicago. This will teach them the skills and knowledge to manage financial resources effectively allowing them to fulfill personal, family, and global community goals as well as for a lifetime of financial well-being. Four programs will be offered for students in 5-12th grades, one program for their immediate family members, and one program for previous FLA participants aged 18-21 interested in entrepreneurship. DCCI envisions that by 2030 the North Lawndale Community will have a significant decrease in the amount of vacant lots and abandoned properties and an increase in the amount of home ownership and wealth of current residents.

12 GWINNETT PEARLS OF SERVICE FOUNDATION, INC. PEARLS AMONG THE IVY FOUNDATION Lawrenceville, Georgia Greensboro, Gwinnett Pearls of Service Foundation, Inc. is presenting the 2020 Greater Atlanta Summer STEAM HBCU College Fair. The 2020 HBCU College Fair is being developed to specifically (Science, Technology, address the needs of minority college-bound students in the state of Georgia. This Engineering, Arts, college fair is intended to address any issues and concerns many students face, Mathematics) Academy to strategically inform and discuss supportive networks, and provide avenues will provide summer that lead to a successful path to college. The 2019 HBCU programming to 40 College Fair presented over 1500 students with the North Carolina Students opportunity to visit 36 HBCU colleges and universities. (in Grades 5th-8th) with The 2020 Project is expected to involve over 50 HBCU the following goals: colleges and universities. 1) provide engaging hands-on sessions with STEAM professionals from across the state; 2) increase middle school students’ interest in STEAM careers; INTERNATIONAL IVY EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION and 3) increase students’ self-confidence around Perry, Georgia STEAM subjects. The ten sessions will focus on a different STEAM topic each week with a range of Project Assist is a project targeting high school juniors and seniors to expose them guest speakers and careers highlighted, concluding to aspects of college life and assist them in their journey towards higher learning. with a STEAM College and Career Fair. The overall goal is to help students apply for and get admitted into college focusing on the HBCU experience. Students will be able to research how to apply for and get accepted into college, visit HBCU’s, participate in cultural activities in that collegiate area, and attend college activities and events.

MAMIE D. HAYES (MDH) EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION, INC. Decatur, Illinois The Goal of the Mamie D. Hayes (MDH) Educational Foundation, Inc. is to make a difference in the lives of students and educators. MDH Educational Foundation, Inc. is interested in developing a program for middle school students called College Bound Classmates (CBC). The goal of this program is to provide middle school minority students with academic and counseling support to prepare to attend college and to expose students to the rich academic and cultural history of HBCU’s. The CBC program will complete sample college applications, discuss the financials of attending college, research schools, begin to apply for scholarships, and connect prospective college students to resources.

13 PEARLS AND IVY FOUNDATION OF SILK CITY PEARLS WESTBURY, INC. Clifton, New Jersey Westbury, The Silk City Pearls organization has an AKATeens Program which mentors young The Pearls and Ivy Foundation of Westbury, Inc. is girls 7-12th grade. The organization has implemented the AKATeens Higher implementing the HBCU College Tour Sponsorship Education Exploration Adventure Program to expand the horizons of their AKATeen Program. The purpose of this project is to expand participants by exposing them to the benefits of higher education. their current HBCU College Tour Sponsorship Specifically, the students will participate in an HBCU College Tour. Program with the objective of exposing more The tour will allow female participants (grades 7-12th) to witness students attending Westbury High School (located the Black college experience firsthand, as well as understand the in Westbury, NY) to the culture, programs, and importance of the environment that fosters Black students and opportunities an HBCU campus has to offer. Their encourages their excellence. goal is to expose and encourage 10-12th grade Black and Latino Students to pursue an HBCU education through their program. As additional funding will 1926 FOUNDATION, INC. permit, more students in this target group will be , able to participate in and benefit from the tour. In 2020 The 1926 Foundation, Inc. PEARLS OF WISDOM FOUNDATION, INC. will celebrate the 20th anniversary of Morristown, New Jersey hosting HBCU College The Pearls of Wisdom Foundation, Inc. proposes a Tours. Thus, the 1926 community service project to host a Historically Black Foundation, Inc. has organized a 2020 HBCU College and University (HBCU) College Tour. This tour for Life College Tour. It has hosted the HBCU would include visiting four HBCU colleges in two days, Tour for Philadelphia High School Students for requiring a one-night hotel stay. The objective of the the past four years. This organization wants to tour is to ensure that all students are exposed to the expose Philadelphia students to other HBCU benefits of attending college and especially an HBCU, campuses through the . Thus, focusing on 9-12th grade students with a priority given the intent is to take 50 high school students to 11-12th grade students. The expected benefits are from the Philadelphia area to visit the following to inspire and educate youth and their families on the HBCU’s: Xavier University of Louisiana, Dillard importance of a college education. University, Jackson State University, Alabama State University, Southern A & M University, Miles College, Tuskegee University, and Florida A & M University.

14 2019 GIFT MATCH COMPANIES 40 years of Aetna Intel Corporation MATCHING Apple Levi Strauss & Co Assurant Matching Gifts Marathon GIFT Astra Zeneca Nintendo of America AT&T Higher Education/Cultural OneMain Financial Matching Gift Program/Foundation PROGRAMS Pepsi Automatic Data Processing PEPSICO Foundation Best Buy Pfizer, Inc Biogen Premier Inc. BP Matching Fund Program EAF is grateful to those companies Prudential Financial Inc. and organizations with matching gift Capital Group Sanofi programs that help to maximize our CDK GLOBAL Stanley Black & Decker impact. Listed below are the companies Chevron Matching Funds Starbucks currently providing matching gifts to Clorox Company Foundation State Farm Insurance employee donations. Dominion Energy T. Rowe Price Eaton Corporation The Home Depot Enterprise Products Partnership Turner Broadcasting System Exelon United Healthcare Fannie Mae COMPANY MATCHING UnitedHealth Group Freddie Mac USAA GIFTS CAN DOUBLE Gilead Sciences, Inc Verizon Foundation YOUR EAF DONATION Google Voya Financial Services IBM Corporation Please check with your company’s Warner Media Human Resources Department to determine if this option is available, and for the required documentation.

15 REGIONS GREAT LAKES 6% NORTH CENTRAL ATLANTIC 40 years of 13% 22% SCHOLARSHIPS 12% FAR WESTERN

4% MID-WESTERN

SCHOLARS 9% SOUTH CENTRAL

SOUTH EASTERN 5% SOUTH 18% ATLANTIC 60% 40% MID-ATLANTIC 10% INTERNATIONAL GRADUATE UNDERGRADUATE 1%

ETHNICITY GENDER 63% 16% 3% 7% 1% 10% ?

79% 21% AFRICAN NATIVE AMERICAN CAUCASIAN ASIAN HISPANIC AMERICAN N/A FEMALE MALE MAJOR

BUSINESS 10% ENGINEERING 5% LIBERAL ARTS 6% SCIENCE 14% ECONOMICS 2% HEALTH 16% OTHER 29% THEOLOGY 3% 16 EDUCATION 10% LAW 2% POLITICAL SCIENCE 3% EAF SCHOLARSHIP AND AWARDS EVENT GLITTER IN GREEN: EAF 2019 Excellence in Music City Scholarship & Awards luncheon was held on June 28, 2019 during the AKA Leadership Seminar. With over 1,000 guests in attendance, we celebrated our 2019 scholars, and showed our heartfelt appreciation for our members, many donors, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority chapters and corporate partners who supported our mission over the past year.

Thank you for supporting our mission!

17 years of FISCAL 40 RESPONSIBILITY

Treasurer’s Message Greetings! I am delighted to report that while the Educational Advancement Foundation has made many important changes over our 40 years, our commitment to prudent stewardship of our finances has remained sacrosanct. We are proud of our current financial standing: our investments are stable, our asset base is strong, and we are in an excellent position to fulfill future needs. The statements presented here are unaudited and as of the fiscal year ended December 31, 2019.

Assets at the end of the period were $18.24 million, up 23% from $14.81 million reported at the end of 2018. Liabilities totaled $172,113 and consist mainly of $55,681 of scholarships payable, $19,302 of payroll, and $3,304 of capital lease obligations. In addition, the fund balance (net assets) was at $18.07 million at the end of 2019. The largest asset of the Foundation is the investment account which, at $14.16 million, represents 78% of total net assets.

Revenues net of income from investments were $4.3 million, up 7% from the end of 2018. Revenues from membership dues were $870,652, contributions were $939,292 and donations to the permanent endowment totaled $2.25 million which includes over $1.1 million raised during the HBCU Impact Day on September 11, 2019. Total expenses at year end were $3.4 million, up from 2.1 million in 2018.

The number of endowments managed by the Foundation continues to grow. During 2019 we had a total of 441 endowments, of which 260 are permanently restricted, capitalized funds. This is up from 387 total endowments, of which 247 were capitalized in 2018. This generous support ensures that our Foundation mission to promote lifelong learning will continue in uninterrupted fashion over the coming years.

Thank you for your continued support. We appreciate the trust you place in our hands.

Gayle Miles-Scott Gayle Miles-Scott, Treasurer

18 2019 Financials TOTAL MEMBERSHIP ENDOWMENTS REVENUES 2015 $645,280 2015 $621,439 $6,772,553 2016 $669,530 2016 $683,803 97% Increase in Revenues 2017 $721,250 2017 $538,424 from 2018-2019 2018 $809,910 2018 $2,299,235 2019 $870,650 2019 $2,522,649 $3,691,117 $3,429,290 CONTRIBUTIONS INVESTMENT INCOME $2,797,504 2015 $547,370 2015 $(15,794) $1,798,296 2016 $734,202 2016 $709,968 2017 $814,588 2017 $1,616,524 2018 $940,084 2018 $(619,955) 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2019 $939,291 2019 $2,439,172

TOTAL AWARDS & GRANTS MANAGEMENT & GENERAL 2015 $431,550 2015 $85,159 EXPENSES 2016 $544,118 2016 $117,122

63% Increase in Expenses 2017 $530,409 2017 $81,795 from 2018-2019 2018 $662,536 2018 $154,979 $3,405,031 2019 $2,090,823 2019 $127,856

$2,086,509 PROGRAM SERVICES $1,627,699 $1,462,770 $1,611,233 2015 $946,061 2016 $966,459 2017 $999,028 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2018 $1,268,994 2019 $1,186,352 19 2019 Financials (CONTINUED)

TOTAL ASSETS TOTAL NET ASSETS

23% Increase in INVESTMENTS 23% Increase in Total Assets 20% Increase in Total Net Assets from 2018-2019 Investments from 2018-2019 from 2018-2019 $18,242 $18,070

$14,812 $14,163 $14,703 $13,449 $12,792 $13,383 $11,405 $11,848 $11,313 $10,227 $10,144 $9,569 $9,991

2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019

KAYLA TUCKER Graduate Financial Need Scholar (North Atlantic Region)

Kayla Tucker attends Winthrop University, carrying a 3.934 GPA. She is a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. and a member of the National Association of School Psychologists. As an Undergraduate she studied psychology and human development at the University of which served as the foundation for her interest in school psychology, the intersection of psychology and education. After graduation she accepted a position as a faculty research assistant working primarily on evaluating an early childhood education program in Washington, D.C. This kind of work solidified her decision to pursue a career in School Psychology. Her personal goal is to serve children and families from a holistic perspective. Kayla’s career plan is to work in an urban elementary or middle school as a School Psychologist, serving students from all backgrounds and providing comprehensive mental health and special education services.

20 The Alpha Kappa Alpha Educational Advancement Foundation, Inc. (EAF) is a 501(c)(3) organization, established by Alpha Kappa Alpha Leadership and Staff Sorority, Inc. The Foundation and the Sorority share officers, elected by membership of the Sorority to serve 4-year terms.

2020-2022 Chelle Luper Wilson Kay Scott BOARD OF DIRECTORS Secretary At-Large Director

Glenda Baskin Glover Gayle P. Miles Scott Cynthia D. Howell President Treasurer AKA Executive Director

Danette Anthony Reed Terri Bradford Eason Erika V. Everett First Vice President At-Large Director EAF Executive Director

Jasmyne McCoy Phyllis L. Jones Martha Perine Beard Second Vice President At-Large Director Parliamentarian

Rose Butler Hayes Dorothy Buckhanan Wilson Challis Lowe Human Resources Third Vice President At-Large Director Committee Chairman

Joyce Anne Hanks Moorehead At-Large Director 21 2020-2022 REGIONAL Candie L. Simmons Charnissa Holliday-Scott COORDINATORS South Eastern Mid Western

Susan Peevy Angela Mosley Monts Clara M. Browning Baity North Atlantic South Central Far Western

Arlene Skinner Joyce Q. Rogers, Esq. Denise Williams Mallett Mid Atlantic Central International

Darice E. Richard South Atlantic

Jackie Davis-Betserai Great Lakes

2020-2022 Regional Coordinators with Alpha Kappa Alpha, Incorporated® President Glenda Baskin Glover. 22 EDUCATIONAL ADVANCEMENT FOUNDATION STAFF

Toni Taitt Gregory Williams Erika V. Everett Finance Manager Membership Coordinator Executive Director

Antoinette James Rachel Dixon Gloria Pruitt Cash Management Endowment Program Scholarship Program Coordinator Coordinator Coordinator 23 General Fund Donations

Chi Tau Omega Chapter Ivy League Educational Foundation $25,000 AND ABOVE Psi Rho Omega Bonita C. Coe Kappa Lambda Omega Psi Theta Omega Nelda F. Burroughs Irene Coleman Monica K. Kaufman-Pearson Billie K. Rayford Marriott International, Inc. Kelly Coleman Janece R. Kerr Raymond James Global Account Martha Martin Trust Fund at Community C.a.r.e.s. Foundation Lebbonee Kittredge Rho JP Morgan Chase Tanya M. Crossley Ladies of the Lake Educational & Rho Omicron Omega Moody Global Ministries Avis Meeks M. Day Charitable Foundation Rho Pi Omega St. Lukes Hospital Delta Lambda Omega Ladies Of Vision Charities INC Rho Zeta Omega State of Mississippi Metro Convention & Lambda Omega RTG Electric Corporation Visitors Bureau Lambda Pi Omega Jacqueline G. Scott $1,000 – $25,000 Leona H. Dotson Alonzetta Landrum-Sims Marshenell Sells Mildred A. Edwards Jacqueline B. Achong Patricia A. Lee Crystal Y. Sewell Adaeze Enekwechi Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Felecia M. Leggett Edna Sheridan Epsilon Lambda Alpha Mu Omega Susan S. Marsh Marlena Shorter-Jones Epsilon Nu Omega Amazon Smile Denise M. Martin Shawn E. Simmons The Essence of Ivy and Pearls BP Matching Fund Program Trina Y. Y. McCorkle Sherry R. Simmons Foundation Peggy N. Baker Samantha McFarland Barbara J. Solomon Eta Upsilon Omega Catherine Barnes Milhouse Charities Elicia P. Spearman Eta Zeta Omega Cathy Beans Mu Gamma Omega Keisha W. Tanner Betty L. Everett Beta Omega Mu Lambda Omega Tau Beta Omega Vena M. Ford Geraldine L. Boyles Naomi Fauntleroy Tau Zeta Omega Denise L. Foster-Williams Tonya J. Branch Network For Good Fourteen Karat Plus, Inc. Crystal R. Taylor Timothy and Mary A. Brown Omicron Eta Omega Gamma Nu Omega Twenty Pearls Heritage Foundation Omicron Xi Omega Franzella W. Buchanan Gamma Omicron Omega Twenty Pearls Foundation Inc The Original Red Rooster Linda K. Burkley Gamma Zeta Omega Twyla G. Woods-Buford Reita J. Paul Delois W. Caldwell Tracy Gates Donna G. Winn Pearls of Promise Celestine W. Carter Google Xi Sigma Omega Chi Alpha Omega Bernadette H. Gray Renita D. Pettigrew Xi Zeta Omega Lorraine A. Griffin-Johnson Pi Alpha Omega Zeta Rho Omega Phi Lambda Omega Daffney A. Henry $500 – $999 State of Illinois/Secretary of State/ Pink & Green Charitable Foundation Comptroller Joyce E. Price Shaneca Adams 24 The Ivy Foundation Inc. Kamala L. Prince Jane H. Ajabu Renee J. Allen Nu Tau Omega Todra L. Anderson-Rhodes Olivia Brown Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Mitzi Dease D. Paige Anonymous Kesha S. Burch Anonymous Pearls Of Service Foundation Inc. Tondalaire D. Ashford Sharaneese Burr Cox Beta Kathy R. Pettway Ron Austin & Associates LLC Annette Bursey Beta Sigma Omega Rho Upsilon Omega Donna Y. Backstrom-Jones Clara M. Calloway Sylvia Blackmon-Roberts Rho Xi Omega Andrea Bailey-Dowling Marva Campbell-Pruitt Clari Benford Joyce Q. Rogers Tondalaire D. Ashford Georgetta Y. Carr Nashay K. Blocker Margaret B. Stanley Jody B. Banks Rhonda Carson Janice Garrett E. Booker Julia F. Thompson, Inc. Marcia L. Banks Donna E. Carter Margaret S. Broadnax Marilyn W. Thorne Valencia W. Bean CDK Global Mona Y. Calhoun Upsilon Epsilon Omega Katina Beard Charmelle L. Chambers Ronicsa M. Chambers Upsilon Iota Omega Crystal R. Bell Mary Chapman Pamela G. Colbert Upsilon Omega Teena Bell Chi Eta Omega Lynda J. DeLoach Vanessa M. Vavasseur Veletta L. Bell Chi Omicron Omega Alisa R. Drayton Washington Drama Society Clari Benford Chi Sigma Omega East Carolina Ivy Foundation Mary E. White Lorraine B. Benjamin-Matthew Kate F. Civil Eta Xi Omega Sharon D. Wilkins Denise L. Bennett Dainelle N. Clark Friends Of Elgie Sims Zeta Sigma Omega Arla J. Bentley Nefertara Clark Omega Velda Berryman Cluster IV Linda Garrett-Jackson $100 – $499 Beta Kappa Omega Arlene Cohen Jennifer L. Goings Smith Yvonne B. Acey Beta Nu Omega Mary B. Conner Teresa M. Grant Cheryl L. Adams Beta Pi Omega Audrey Cooper-Stanton Cynthia L. Hale Ehireimen Adeyo Glenda L. Blakemore Tamara Correa Cecilia Hall Agape’ Care Providers Inc. Lisa Bomrad Tanya M. Crossley Nicole Harp Marilyn Akwo-Bekolo Nadine C. Bonds Robin H. Hendricks Dakers Schylbea J. Hopkins Alamo City Tea Roses Sheila M. Bonds Deborah L. Dangerfield Carneta HunteLarkin Paulette M. Allen Karla L. Booker Ethel M. Daniels Karla R. Jones-Wilson Alpha Alpha Eta Omega Servelure Bostick Myrtle Davis Leadership Mentoring Alpha Alpha Kappa Omega Tonya J. Branch Denise C. Dean Opportunities Foundation Alpha Beta Omega Lisa Branner Alisa E. Debnam Mary Lepley Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Karen E. Breach-Washington Omega Tracey R. Lewis Beta Pi Chapter Diane D. Brewer-Hill Delta Omega Omega Elise J. Mallory Alpha Kappa Omega Felicia Bridges Kim M. McCray Alpha Lambda Omega Lora M. Bridgewater Kimberly E. McLurkin-Harris Alpha Omega Omega Carol A. Brokaw Penelope S. Middleton Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Gerald Brown Ruby R. Moore-George Mary Brown 25 Marcia E. Fugate Carole Coles Henley Phyllis Y. Kitchens Delta Sigma Gamma Eta Omega Wyvette R. Hoffman La Fondation Rose ET Verte De Simone M. Denny Gamma Omega Omega Alexandria J. Holloway Louisiane Barbara F. Dent Gamma Pi Omega Deborah S. Holloway Lady Boss Consulting CO. LLC Diamond Jubilee Pearls Gamma Psi LaDonna W. Howell Cynthia W. Laing Educational FDN Brenda Ganaway Sandra F. Hubbard Mary B. LaMar Carol R. Dixon Mildred Y. Gardner Schundra D. Hubbard Lamargo Sweezer Fischer Cora O. Dixon Charnette D. Garner Ola G. Hudson Lambda Beta Omega Shariah Dixon-Turner Tresa D. Garrett Denise A. Hunter Lambda Sigma Omega Helena Dodson Valda O. Gibson Anna P. Jackson Lynette M. Lapeyrolerie Peggy Earnest Lawanda H. Golar Iota Eta Omega Aimee A. A. Laramore Eaton Corporation Edith L. Gooden-Thompson Iota Rho Omega Bettye L. Larkins Lynn Eaton Joycelyn Gordon Gwendolyn H. Jackson Cyril Laster Anita Edwards Latonia H. Gordon Janice Jackson Carol D. Lawrence Carolyn F. Ellison Shirley J. Gordon Vertrina H. Jackson Frankie Lee Epsilon Lambda Barbara Graham Alice E. Jenkins Victoria Lewis Epsilon Psi Omega Raimeka P. Graham Anita C. Johnson Sarah L. Lewis-Weaver Epsilon Theta Omega Delores A. Gray Carla D. Johnson Denyse G. Littles-Cullens The Essence of Ivy and Pearls Felicia S Gray Cassandra R. Johnson Lisa Mack Foundation The Greek Spot Chynna Johnson Doretha H. Maddox Eta Chi Omega Gwendolyn R. Russell Green Debra A. Johnson Saskia W. Madison Eta Omega Dawn B. Griffin Colena J. Johnson Kemp Carrie M. Malenab Margaret A. Evans Stacy L. Grooms LeeAda Jones Stacey G. Mangham Terri L. Falker Carla Hall Virginia E. Jones Jene E. Martin Gwendolyn Ferguson Tamra D. Hall Jacquelin Jones-Gibbs Judy C. Martin Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Cecily Jane Hammond Brenda L. Jordan Barbara R. Mason Sonya Finney Carolyn Hantz Nichole Jordan Erin Mathurin Diana Floyd Patricia B. Hairston Indianapolis Alumni Chapter Marion L. Mayfield Pamela N. Floyd Harriett J. Harper Kappa Fraternity, Inc. LeAsonia McAuley Gail P Forest Wanda J. Harper Kappa Nu Omega Ronita McClendon Karyn L. Fraction Sharon D. Harris Mary Kapsiak Lorraine R. R. McCullen Stacy Frierson Shelia J. Harrison Konya K. Keeling-Johnson Rhonda G. McDaniel Frances M. Frost Diana Tucker Harrison Deena M. Kegler-Ebo Salana McElroy Joyce B. Harrison Beverly Kelly-Swann Judy R. McGriff Camille M. Harvey Janece R. Kerr Patricia H. McGruder Shelia Head Marcletta R. Kerr Jeretha D. McKinley Erika E. Henley The King Law Firm Kimberlee D. McLaurin 26 Lynette P. Henley Phyllis G. Kirkland Roslyn W. McQueen Gerilyn A. Metoyer MD Janine P. Pipkin Denice L. Simon Clara J. Veal Kim Middleton Crystal Pittman Sonya Simril Anne B. Ward Rolonda Mitchell Gloria D. Pleasont Valerie Small-Williams Karen K. Warren Mary F. Moore Fernando Porter Dawn K. Smith Washington Investment DeVoyce C. Morris Cheryl C. Pressley Denise D. Smith Properties LLC Louise Moss-Fortune Rochelle S. Prestage Lori L. Smith Keisha A. Washington Mu Mu Omega LeShawndra N. Price Karen M. Spruill Adrienne P. Pope-Kelly Washington Mu Omega Psi Epsilon Omega Veronica D. Stacker Margaret H. Waters Mu Theta Omega Psi Mu Omega Addie E. Stanton Maggalean W. Weston Elisa E. Murphy Psi Psi Omega Frank Stanton Melissa White Nat’l Coalition of 100 Black Women Psi Rho Omega La Shawn Stanton Darice E. Whitted Loretta K. Neal Peggy Quince State Farm Companies Foundation Fredna T. Wilkerson Nu Omega Janza W. Reese Callie Lentz L. Stevens Dorothy P. P. Williams Nu Rho Omega Rho Epsilon Omega Carolyn H. Stewart Vernique P. Williams Nu Xi Omega Rho Omicron Omega Nezzie L. Stewart Williamson County Pearls of Annette F. Okai Rho Phi Omega Carla Scott-Strickland Excellence Omega Eta Omega Rho Pi Omega Rosalie H. Stroman Barbara Williamson Omega Zeta Omega Marilyn K. Rhodes Cynthia Strong Yulanda Williamson Omicron Chi Omega Morrisa B. Rice Staci C. Studesville Carolyn L. Wilson Omicron Iota Omega Darice Richard Mariatu A. Swayne Jaylin Wilson Omicron Lambda Omega Gusanita G. Roberson Rhonda Taliaferro Sandra R. Wilson Omicron Tau Omega Meeka Robinson Tau Iota Omega Demetrius V. Windom Anneice M. Owens Anita M. Rogers Tau Zeta Omega Letha Woods Debra D. Owens Jeanette W. Rogers Theta Iota Omega Shirley Wright Tara J. Pasteur Joyce Q. Rogers Theta Omega Xi Alpha Omega Frank Patton, M.D. Bonita E. Royster Theta Phi Omega Xi Kappa Omega Rhonda Perkins Jan M. Sanders-Smith Laurise A. Thomas Xi Rho Omega Eldra Perry Charnissa Holliday Scott Patricia C. Thomas Xi Upsilon Omega Loretta Perry Jacqueline Scott Joyce Thornton Hattie Thomas Yarbrough Phi Gamma Omega Veronica W. Scott Vickie E. Tomlin Zeta Lambda Omega Phi Kappa Omega Constance Black B. Scott Patricia T. Toney Zeta Phi Omega Phi Phi Omega Chapter Dana R. Scott-Person Wilma H. Tootle Omega Phi Rho Omega Barbara Sharief Doneeka Tucker Phi Xi Omega Marlinda F. Shorter Kay Tucker-Lawson Phi Zeta Omega Nakiya Showell Upsilon Psi Omega Gwendolyn R. Phillips Sigma Rho Omega Upsilon Zeta Omega Pi Gamma Omega SherKeria R. Simmons Lashell M. Vaughn Yolanda A. Pino Stephanie A. Simmons Victoria Vaughn 27 Chapter Donations

Mu Lambda Omega $1000 OR MORE INTERNATIONAL MID WESTERN Omega Delta Omega Eta Beta Omega Beta Omega CENTRAL Omega Omicron Omega Mu Gamma Omega Mu Omega Omega Alpha Mu Omega Mu Psi Omega Mu Omega Omega Beta Gamma Omega Rho Delta Omega Omega Theta Omega NORTH ATLANTIC Chi Chi Omega Sigma Delta Omega Phi Omicron Omega Beta Alpha Omega Chi Omega Omega Theta Alpha Omega Pi Upsilon Omega Delta Rho Omega Omega Theta Theta Omega Delta Sigma Omega Delta Delta Omega Xi Gamma Omega Psi Delta Omega Epsilon Omega GREAT LAKES MID ATLANTIC Epsilon Omicron Omega Eta Omega Alpha Omega Alpha Lambda Omega Epsilon Pi Omega Gamma Omega Alpha Rho Omega Eta Omega Omega Alpha Sigma Omega Alpha Theta Omega Iota Gamma Omega Omicron Eta Omega Beta Eta Omega Kappa Theta Omega Theta Omega Delta Nu Omega Nu Xi Omega Upsilon Mu Omega Beta Iota Omega Delta Psi Omega Omega Omega Xi Nu Omega Chi Rho Omega Eta Iota Omega Omicron Gamma Omega Gamma Delta Omega FAR WESTERN Eta Upsilon Omega Omega Iota Omega Alpha Omega Gamma Phi Omega Phi Eta Omega Lambda Kappa Omega Iota Iota Omega Pi Kappa Omega Iota Nu Omega Lambda Omega Pi Mu Omega Delta Beta Omega Lambda Phi Omega Omega Lambda Omega Pi Theta Omega Omega Lambda Pi Omega Omicron Chi Omega Psi Epsilon Omega Epsilon Xi Omega Omega Epsilon Omega Phi Omega Psi Lambda Omega Eta Gamma Omega Omega Xi Omega Pi Rho Omega Psi Omega Eta Lambda Omega Phi Psi Omega Rho Eta Omega Rho Gamma Omega Eta Rho Omega Pi Tau Omega Rho Psi Omega Rho Mu Omega Mu Beta Omega Psi Eta Omega Rho Theta Omega Sigma Tau Omega Mu Epsilon Omega Sigma Omega Rho Xi Omega Tau Phi Omega Tau Alpha Omega Sigma Zeta Omega Upsilon Omega Theta Lambda Omega Tau Delta Omega Xi Epsilon Omega Xi Upsilon Omega Tau Omega Zeta Alpha Omega Zeta Mu Omega Theta Iota Omega 28 Zeta Theta Omega Zeta Pi Omega Theta Kappa Omega Theta Omega Omega Psi Theta Omega Omega Phi Omega $25 TO $999 Theta Pi Omega Sigma Omega Omega Omicron Rho Omega Upsilon Epsilon Omega Tau Epsilon Omega Phi Phi Omega CENTRAL Xi 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