Greater Raleigh Kappa League ProgramGreater Raleigh Kappa League Program

 

Our National Guide Right Initiative is a program for the educational, occupational and social guidance of male students in grades 6th-12th. The GRKL will focus on grades 9th-12th. The nucleus and primary focus of the Kappa League revolves around the “Seven Phases” which are 1) self-identity, 2) training, 3) competition, 4) social, 5) health education, 6) economic empowerment, and 7) college and career. For more information or to apply please visit our Kappa League webpage or email our Kappa League Committee at kl@capitalcitykappas.com.

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Real Men Read Youth Literacy Program

 

The Raleigh Alumni Chapter (RAC) Real Men Read program is designed to promote literacy and foster positive self-image amongst urban youth, especially younger (K-5) African American and Latino boys. In conjunction with the Greater Raleigh Guide Right Program — a Kappa Charitable Trust Fund, Inc. initiative — RAC adopted Bugg Elementary school. At the time the program was started in 2015, the school ranked 1357 out of 1407 elementary schools in North Carolina. RAC was concerned by the statistics showing that young boys are more interested in sports than books, so it enlisted its membership to read to kindergarteners; serving a dual purpose to promote the love of reading and provide positive male images amongst the students. The program further aims to facilitate reading readiness in the children’s educational development, language development­ — expanding their vocabulary, how to read with expression, develop a passion for reading and becoming a life­long learners.


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Beautillion Militaire Leadership, Training and Scholarship Program

 

The “crown jewel” of the Kappa Charitable Trust Fund, Incorporated, the Beautillion Militaire Leadership, Training and Scholarship Program was established in 1985 by William A. Rainbow and Samuel Greene — members of the Raleigh Alumni Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity. Inc. The Purpose of this program is to expose young men in the Greater Raleigh area to leadership training through concentrated and systematic efforts. Made up of high school juniors and seniors, the program provides an opportunity to present their skills and achievements to the community, as well as give each participant the chance to earn scholarship awards to assist them with their secondary education.

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Kappa Scholars Program

 

The Kappa Scholars Banquet began in 1987. Its purpose is to recognize african american students in Wake County High schools that have maintained a “B” average or better during the school years. Over the years the Kappa Charitable Trust fund, Inc has honored more than 10,000 students.