Alexandria-Fairfax Alumni Chapter Kappa Schlrship Endowment Fund

Kamp Kappa is a one-week outdoor overnight camp that affords 50 young men between the ages of 10 to 16 an authentic camping experience. During the week, campers sleep in tents and are awaken at 6 a.m. Under the voice of the camp director. These young men forego a week of cell phones, tablets and other electronic devices and replace them with outdoor activities such as hiking, canoeing and fishing. Amir williams, a member of Kappa alpha psi, a former camper describes the significance of his experience at kamp Kappa. The highlight of the week is a series called street law seminars, where the young men put on a mock trial in the eastern district courtroom under the guidance of a federal judge. This is an opportunity afforded to the young to have them better understand both the legal and criminal justice system.

Beautillion - it is a rite of passage program in which young men move from one state of their lives to another. The beautillion signals a young man's coming of age. There is a public presentation of young men to society at a formal dinner. The objective is to promote professional development and higher learning. Each young man receives a minimum $1,000.00 scholarship.

Scholarship Fund - the Alexandria-Fairfax Alumni Chapter Kappa scholarship Endowment Fund (ksef) aims to promote the general welfare and the development of youth through scholarships, grants, loans, and other types of financial aid.

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