GH KL meets twice a month (1st & 3rd Saturday)

October

• Interest flier

• Application Submission

• Interview

• Orientation

November

• 1st Saturday: Getting to know you

• 3rd Saturday: Self/Identity/Purpose

December

• 1st Saturday: Leadership/Character Building

• 3rd Saturday: Act of Kindness

January

• 1st Saturday: Competition

• 3rd Saturday: Social

• 5th Saturday: Health Education

February

• Economic Empowerment & Education

• 3rd Saturday: College & Career

March (STEM MONTH)

April (Financial Literacy and Youth Wealth Building Month)

May (Law & Government Month)

June (Graduation Celebrations)

This unique group of leaders comprises over five surrounding towns. Their socioeconomic backgrounds vary as do their learning environments. Some are attending private schools while others are attending public schools. Within the group, there is a subgroup who attend predominantly white institutions where they are facing similar issues related to race. Their career goals include Finance, Engineering, Professional Sports, Computer Programming, Journalism and Medical. Their interests to create a better world include Homelessness, Animal Protection, Police Brutality, Poverty & Education. We have a total of 37 young men enrolled in grades 6-12:

• 4 in the 12th grade

• 5 in the 11th grade

• 9 in the 10th grade

• 2 in the 9th grade

• 8 in the 8th grade

• 6 in the 7th grade

• 5 in the 6th grade

We had another successful fundraiser! Double Good Popcorn offers an intense four day opportunity to sell their gourmet popcorn. Our young men engaged well.

• Total Sales: $17,000

• Stores with Sales: 21

• Number of Supporters: 423

• States Reached: 24

On December 5, 2021 we had our first Kappa League meeting of the 2021-2022 fraternal year at the new Southwest Boys & Girls Club. This first session was ‘Getting to Know You’. Our session concluded with our Kappa Leaguers getting the opportunity to meet our current Grand Polemarch, Reuben A. Shelton III, Esq., our 30th Grand Polemarch, Samuel C. Hamilton, and many other national leaders within our fraternity.

Our Kappa Leaguers volunteered at our annual Holiday Toy Drive. They donated gifts leading up to the event, and they also helped us sort and distribute gifts.

A few of our Kappa Leaguers joined the Chapter by handing out treats to families. This community event included other local youth programs, D9 Orgs, Police Department, Fire Department, Ebony Horsewomen and also featured a mobile vaccine clinic on site.