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Barbara A. McKinzie, CPA, LHD
President
Olympia Fields, Illinois
Ranika M. Sanchez Chaney
Second Vice President
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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Minneapolis, Minnesota
Dorothy Buckhanan Wilson
Secretary
Mequon,Wisconsin
Wilma Holmes Tootle
At-Large Director
Freeport, New York
Barbara Trotter, Ed.D.
At-Large Director
Los Angeles, California
Frances M. Molloy
At-Large Director
St. Croix, U.S.Virgin Island
Betty N. James, Ed.D.
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Chicago, Illinois
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Bridgeport, Connecticut
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Marva Purnell-Greene (NA)
Salisbury, Maryland
Beverly Courtney (SE)
Greenville, Mississippi
Lorraine Griffin Johnson (C)
Plymouth, Minnesota
Marjorie Harris Young (SA)
East Point, Georgia
Linda Knight Burkley (SC)
Grand Prairie,Texas
Dr. Mavis L. Matthew (I)
St. Croix, U.S.Virgin Islands
A n ’ Jou Johnson (MA)
Glen Allen,Virginia
Laura A.Wilkinson
Legal Counsel
North Bethesda, Maryland
Leadership
Dr. Glenda B. Glover, CPA, Esq.
Treasurer
Jackson, Mississippi
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Maggie Ann Green (MW)
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
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I extended a challenge to all sorors, members, constituents and donors to meet the 2007 ESP challenge to
Elevate Scholastic Perpetuation and as a result the donations and contributions received by the Educational
Advancement Foundation reflect that all accepted my challenge, raised the bar and exceeded my expectations!
I am pleased to say that our mission to promote lifelong learning resonates through another generation of
scholars who have been afforded the privilege of a higher education thanks to and in part through your generous charitable contributions, gifts and endowed funds.
The act of contributing to the Alpha Kappa Alpha Educational Advancement Foundation, Inc. exemplifies contributors whose superior support lends to suitable learned persons executing the deed to accomplish a
higher education. We will continue to demand and require an effecting change in our communities that
enables our scholars to attain that goal.
I am delighted by the overwhelming outpour of donations and contributions during such a poor economical era and would like to extend a most heartfelt thank you for your support.You have most assuredly aided
in Establishing Substantial Progress for our Foundation and have established yourself as an integral member
with an interest in contributing to the education of others.
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President’s Message
The Alpha Kappa Alpha Educational Advancement Foundation, Inc. organization’s short expression for our
guiding principle is to strive for Excellent Scholarly Performance - “ESP” .
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I am pleased to present this report pertaining to the finances of the Educational Advancement Foundation. The financial position of the organization is sound.The strong financial performance of the organization is reflected in its commitment to quality reporting and in the implementation of successful strategic initiatives.
Assets at the end of 2007 were $4.1 million, an increase of $536,000 or 15% from the $3.6 million at the end of 2006. Liabilities
remained small at $22,300, yielding a fund balance of $4.1 million at the end of 2007. The increase in assets were due primarily to the growth in the investment account.
Investments increased from $3.4 million in 2006 to $4.0 million in 2007; an increase of $606,000 or 18% from 2006.
Investments represent 97% of the total assets of the Foundation. Income earned on the investments was $282,000 in 2007, up
19% from the $238,000 earned in 2006.The investment strategy of the Foundation is reviewed periodically to ensure that all
earnings objectives are being met.
Revenues were $1.45 million in 2007, down 10% from the $1.59 million achieved in 2006.The largest components of revenue
in 2007 came from Membership of $483,895, and from Contributions of $441,673. Expenses for the year totaled $910,806,
thereby achieving an excess of revenues over expenses of $540,900.
The Foundation has a total of 152 endowments of which 70 were capitalized in 2007. The Foundation appreciates the support
you give that allows us to advance the participation in the endowment program.
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2007 Revenue
Endowments
$244,124
Endowments
$228,580
Investments
$237,971
Investments
$282,013
Membership
$446,470
Membership
$483,895
Contributions
$441,673
Contributions
$366,976
Management/General
$65,686
Program Services
$900,409
Program Services
$794,715
2006 Assets
2007 Assets
Fixed Assets
$46,930
Fixed Assets
$39,174
Accounts Receivable
$400
Accounts Receivable
$590
Cash
$126,807
Cash
$64,330
Investments
$3,977,744
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2006 Expenses
2007 Expenses
Management/General
$116,090
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$3,371,290
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SOUTHWESTERN COLLEGE
Andrew Collins
FLORIDA A&M UNIVERSITY
Skyla Barnes
UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO
Elyze Davis
TEXAS WOMAN'S UNIVERSITY
Kenneth Baker
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
Sara Baum
ALBION COLLEGE
Matthew Becton
ST. JOHN FISHER COLLEGE
Cynthia Bellinger
MORRIS COLLEGE
Leslie Boyd
THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
Quincy Brown
WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY
Stephanie Butts
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
William Carty
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA
Denice Cherry
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINACHARLOTTE
C H O L A R S
Avery Hartgrove
NORTH CAROLINA A&T
Jasmine Parker
PRAIRIE VIEW A&M UNIVERSITY
Emealia Hollis
FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY
Katrina Pritchett
MARYMOUNT UNIVERSITY
April Curry
SPELMAN COLLEGE
Kimberly Hodges
ST. MARY'S COLLEGE NOTRE DAME
Sade Dawson
TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY
Anazette Hudson
THE UNIVERSITY OF AKRON
Kristie Douglas
UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA
Angel Jackson
GEORGIA COLLEGE & STATE UNIVERSITY
Chasity Evans
SAVANNAH STATE UNIVERSITY
LaRonda Jones
THE UNIVERSITY
France Francois
FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY
Shaday Matthews
TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITY
Tamara Gant
SPELMAN COLLEGE
Krystal Metcalfe
COLUMBIA COLLEGE CHICAGO
Hollie Gray
UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA-BIRMINGHAM
Morgan Moss
MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY
Danielle Haley
HAMPTON UNIVERSITY
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LAMAR UNIVERSITY
Kellie Fulkerson
OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
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UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN MADISON
Mallory Smith
ROSS UNIVERSITY SCHOOL
Alissa Griffith
OHIO UNIVERSITY
Kenya Adams
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI
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FLORIDA A&M UNIVERSITY
Loren Saxton
NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY
Nicole Steward
KENT STATE UNIVERSITY
Hayden Trepeck
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
Brenda Wheeler
SEATTLE CENTRAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Nikole Wiley
BENNETT COLLEGE
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Madelyn Windley
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
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Brittney Anderson
UNC GREENSBORO
MEDICINE
Reanetta Perkins
INDIANA UNIVERSITY-BLOOMINGTON
Cherrelle Turner
OHIO UNIVERSITY
Investing in the Future
LaToya Lewis
OHIO UNIVERSITY
Narciss Johnson
CLEMSON UNIVERSITY
Linda Ubokudom
OHIO UNIVERSITY
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OHIO UNIVERSITY
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LEHMAN COLLEGE CUNY
Ashley Arnott
WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN COLLEGE
Silvia Bezer
CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY
Tiffany Black
AMERICAN MUSICAL & DRAMATIC ACADEMY
Ray Burnett
STRAYER UNIVERSITY
Regina Crenshaw
MEHARRY MEDICAL COLLEGE
Katrina Dixon
SOULISBURY UNIVERSITY
Linda Eaton
TUFTS UNIVERSITY
Carmen Foster
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK
Nathaniel Frederick
The Pennsylvania State University
Reena Goldthree
DUKE UNIVERSITY
Ivy Grey
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Nicholas Hartlep
WINONA STATE UNIVERSITY
Chun-Hsing Ho
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH
Ethel Jones Mowbray Endowment Fund
Moyne Hairstin
University of North Carolina-Greensboro
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Adrian Laseter
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Katherine Pryor
ANTIOCH UNIVERSITY SEATTLE
Lynn Martin
RUTGERS UNIVERSITY– CAMDEN
Lori Simms
WEBSTER UNIVERSITY
Samuel Laurencin
DREXEL UNIVERSITY
Jeninne McNeill
HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY
Shannon Morgan
NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL UNIVERSITY
John Osiri
LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY
Yvonne Ozuzu
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL
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CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY
Kryste'l Jordan
SAINT XAVIER UNIVERSITY
Alma Flagg EAF Endowment Scholarship
Krystle Whitlock
WILLIAM PATERSON UNIVERSITY
Stella J. Lett Undergraduate
Leadership Endowment
Lauren Dubose
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
HOUSTON LAW CENTER
Tiffany Griffin
SOUTHERN COLLEGE
John & Bella Russell Honorarium Endowment
Samaiah Peraza
SHAW UNIVERSITY
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Roberto Valenzuela
PEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY
Maureen Waithaka
JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY
Shante' Yelverton
WALDEN UNIVERSITY
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Rachel Ashburn Mallory Undergraduate
Leadership Development Scholarship Fund
Alyxaundria Sanford
OHIO UNIVERSITY
Cynthia J. Finch Health Care Scholarship
Endowment Fund
Dynisha M. Lee
THE UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE-MARTIN
Cynthia J. Finch Health Care Scholarship
Endowment Fund
Mykela Williams
AUBURN UNIVERSITY
Doris R. Asbury Scholarship
Ashli Barnes
EAST CAROLINA
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Christina Redmond
LOYOLA UNIVERSITY
Doris R. Asbury Scholarship
Torisereju (Seju) Mike
UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND
Barbara W. Davis Scholarship
Jentae Scott
VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY
Clara M. Hines Scholarship
Katrina Pritchett
MARYMOUNT UNIVERSITY
Alice T. Motts Endowment
Veronica Root
UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO
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Gerard Dumancas
OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY
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Alpha Kappa Alpha Upsilon Mu Omega Chapter • Milwaukee,WI
AKA Money Camp for Kids is a week-long financial literacy camp that educates
middle school students. Topics will include money management, investing, career
options, credit, homeownership, and entrepreneurship in a fun age appropriate
atmosphere.
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Legacy Scholars Program
Alpha Gamma Omega • Los Angeles, CA
A computer, literacy, and parental involvement project for 3rd-5th graders. Legacy
Scholars Program is geared to enhance computer skills, vocabulary, reading comprehension, and other academic skills.
Compassion Training & Awarness Center
Edna Sutton • Cleveland, OH
Compassion Training & Awareness Center provides 8 week training programs to
family members and health aides with specialized training and certification. Basic
courses included wheelchair transfers, training in cooking, general hygiene, grooming etc. Sixty participates signed up to learn essential services for those with limited mobility. The program also empowered individuals to live in their own homes
with the highest degree of independence possible.
The Effect of Pharmacy Curriculum on Pharmacy
Student Cultural Competence
Carla Denise Clemmons, MS • Chicago, IL
The primary benefit of this project is to help in the reduction and elimination of
health disparities by providing an assessment of the cultural competency content
with health professional education.
Ivy AKAdemy (Pearls of Wisdom)
Monzella Thomas • Tucson, AZ
IVY AKAdemy (Pearls of Wisdom) is designed to teach young girls ages 10-16 the
art of being a lady.The 60 girls participated in workshops and learned the four S's
(self esteem, self respect, sisterhood, and social manners). The program provided
young women with sisterhood skills and the importance of loving self.
Sister 2 Sister
Delta Tau Omega • Lansing, MI
Sister 2 Sister is a conference for young girls to discuss self-esteem, discipline, and
scholarships. Sister 2 Sister provides the girls with positive influences and activities
to motivate them.
Project EA-YA (Economic Awareness-Youth Academy)
Juanita Dawson • Chino, CA
Project EA-YA (Economic Awareness-Youth Academy) assisted minority students in
grades 4th-8th with language arts, mathematics, and developing economic awareness. All students who participated in the program showed improvement in reading and mathematic skills. Scores on CST test increased by 70% from the previous
year.
Ivy Fit Camp
Monica Finley • Oklahoma City, OK
Ivy Fit Camp is program designed to assist minority girls with becoming healthy
adults. The program is a one day camp for 100 girls in grades 4-6 held in Oklahoma
City area. The camp will stress the importance of exercise, nutrition, and healthy
living.
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GRO Summer KAMP
Gamma Rho Omega Chap • Jacksonville, FL
GRO Summer KAMP is a two-week camp that educated 60 at risk students' age
6-13 year olds. The program included after school tutoring, money management
skills, and reading, math, and workshop sessions. Upon the camp's completion
FCAT subtests increased, parents increased involvement in their children's education, and disciplinary referrals decreased.
S.L.A.M Students Loving Adventures in Math
Amanda Hattaway • Boston, MA
S.L.A.M. is a program that allows students the ability to be able to use graphing
calculators. S.L.A.M. also motivates high school students and exposes them to the
beauty of mathematics. The program prepares students for the questions on SAT
that require graphing calculators.
21st Annual Black History Teleconference
Benedict College • Columbia, SC
The 21st Annual Black History Teleconference is a two-day event, held at Benedict
College in Columbia, SC. The event beginnings with a teleconference
reception/dinner and ended with the D.O.D.D. (Department of Defense
Dependent) telecast. The telecast was seen by 184 senior high schools on local
PBS stations across the U.S. and 117 foreign countries. Schools in 10 foreign
countries also carry the D.O.D.D. programs. Tapes are shown by school faculty to
inform D.O.D.D. students (especially the seniors) of the contributions made
African Americans in the United States and across the world. The teleconference
inspires young people that they too can make a difference.
Project Spear
Delta Sigma Omega • Salisbury, MD
Project Spear is held in Wicomico County on the Eastern Shore of Maryland.
Volunteers provide tours, workshops, and homework assistance to at-risk African
American males age 11-14 years old. The program enhances future goals, exposes them to social skills, and a new outlook towards school.
RAPPERS (Rural Area Program Promoting Educational
Robotics and Science)
LaJean Burnett/mid-America Science Museum • Hot Springs, AR
RAPPERS (Rural Area Program Promoting Educational Robotics and Science)
introduces disadvantaged students ages 6-14 to mechanical building using Lego
pieces and programming using interactive C programming language. This program
sponsored students attending the Arkansas Regional Botball Robotics
Competition. Students formed teams to develop science and communication
skills.
Afterschool AKAdemy Economic Keys to Success
Rho Xi Omega Charities, Inc. • Baltimore, MD
Afterschool AKAdemy Economic Keys to Success strives to improve student performance in school and provide a safe environment after school for girls in grades
6-8. The program provides students with one on one tutoring, encourages students to gain confidence by increasing self-esteem, and interest students in areas
that might lead to future careers.
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AKAdemy Mentoring Program
Cynthia Lartigue Eubanks • Topeka, KS
AKAdemy Mentoring Program provided mentorship programs along with workshops to 20 girls in grades 6th-12th. The events were held in both Topeka and
Lawrence communities. Undergraduate sorors assisted students with computer
skills, preparing resumes, and summer job hunting. The program encouraged, educated, and empowered the young women to reach their full personal potential.
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National Black United Fund
$1,000.00 - $8,300.00
Barnes, Judy
Black, Rosalind
Burroughs Wellcome Fund
Butler Limousine
Cunningham-Still, Rhonda
Daniels, Grace M.
Floyd, Lucille Ellis
Forest, Gail
Fourteen Karat Plus, Inc.
Gatewood, Charles
Griffin, Karen
Harris, Deborah
Jones, Hilda Ann
Jones, Lena
Jones,Tynisa
Kellam, Ramona Bryant
Lee,Yvonne
Messiah, Grace
Mills Ruth
Nicholson, Phyllis
North Atlantic Region
Sigma Xi
Spease, Laura
Sullivan, Kay
Theta Omega
Tootle, Gerald
Vanderbilt University
Wal Mart Stores, Inc.
White, Chiquita
Wilson, Hazel
Woods, Pamela
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Glover, Glenda Baskin
Hughes-Harris, Cynthia
James, Betty
Johnson, Felecia
Jones, Hazel Bell
King,Wanda
McKinzie, Barbara A.
Mitchell-Harris, Lisa
Molloy, Frances
Myles, Janice
Okunsanya, Angela
Purnell-Greene Marva
Ross, Jr. DDS, Charles
South Eastern Region
Tootle,Wilma Holmes
Trice, Gwendol
United Way of Northeast
Florida
Wilkinson, Laura
Wilson, Chelle Luper
Wilson, Dorothy
Worrell, Sandra
Young, Marjorie
O N O R S
$100.00 - $499.99
Adams, Brenda
Alexander, Lydia Lewis
Allianz Life Insurance Company
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority
Alpha Phi Omega
America's Charities
Amos,Tracey
Anderson, Lucille Bailey
Arrington, Delores
Bailey,Virginia
Baker, Janis
Baldwin, Auretha Fleming
Barrow, Mary
Bell, Juvetta
Bell, Patricia Oliver
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Bishop, Saundra
Blackmon, Dorothy
Bonner, Hazel Garrison
Booker-Neilson, Cynthia
Brown, Peggy
Brown, Shirley Patton
Bruce, Eunice
Bruner, Paula
Burkley, Linda
Burroughs, Deborah
Byrd, Emma
Calhoun Burton, Dorothy
Cameron, Lynette
Canty, Dorothy
Carmichael, Melanie Lynn
Cash, Gail
Central 73rd. Regional
Conference
Charitable Choices
Chavannes-Battle, Nancy
Christian, Kerri
Clair, Lillie
Clarey, Jeanette Robinson
Clark, Carrie
Clay, Cristal
Comeaux, Jacquelyn
Courtney, Beverly
Crawford, Hope
Curry,Warriene
Dagner Boddie, Kim
Daniels, Helen Mendoza
Davis,Tracey
DeCosta,V'Nell
Deloney, Mattie
Delta Chi Omega
Dority, Jerry
Dotson, Leona
Dukes, Frances
Easley, Ruth
Edwards, Billie Jean
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Edwards, Nothrice
Epsilon Epsilon
Fairbanks-Henderson,Viveca
Far Western Regional
Conference
Fisher, Shirley
Fletcher,Winona
Flowers, Marian
Fork, Doris
Frazier, Robin
Gibson, Jr., LaRue
Gibson, Myrtle
Gillison, Jeanette S.
Gonzales, Anna
Grace, Revertha
Great Lakes Region
Green, Maggie Ann
Greene, Jean
Griffin-Johnson, Lorraine
Grigsby, Emma Jean
Grooms, Stacy
Gunter, Lennore
Hall-Brady, Gwendolyn
Harrell, Brenda
Hart-Morton, Maeve
Heath, Jacqueline L.
Heyligher, Simone
Hicks,Vivian
Hidalgo, Alfreda
Hines-White, Rachelle
Holloway, Kevonne
Holt, Cary
Hopkins, Schylbea
Hudson Lamar,Tuwaner
Hudson, Cheryl
Ivy Foundation of
Hampton, Inc.
Ivy, Ruby
Jackson, Clarice Alexander
Jackson, Cronicle Ann
Jackson,Theresa
Johnson Buffin, Gladys
Johnson, Alicia
Johnson, An'Jou
Johnson, Clynecia
Johnson, Colleen
Jones, Shirley
Jones,Tamara
Jones-White, Doria
Jordan, Brenda
Kappa
Kappa Kappa Omega
Kilpatrick, Margaret
Kirksey, Karen
Lambda Zeta Omega
Lewis, Gail
Lindsey, Christine
Lofton, Justine
Luethje, Brenda
Mallet-Reece, Andrea
Markel Corporation
Martin, Archalene A.
Matthew, Mavis L.
Mayberry, Cheryl
McClenic, Zenobia
Melcher, Sandra
Mid Atlantic Region
Miller, Rose
Molloy, Frances
Moore, Bennetta Ann
Moorhead,Tiffany
Morgan, Charlotte
Morris, Debbie
Motley, Reesa
Mouton, Patty
Murphy, Justina
Nelson, Sheryl
Nichols, Gloria
Omicron Eta Omega
Palmore, Mary
Peal, Regina Randall
Pearson, Frances Thomas
Supporting
Lifelong Learning
$500.00 - $999.99
Burns, Jennifer
Capital Group Companies
Charitable Foundation
Edmonds, Marjorie
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Peters, Betty
Peterson, Denise
Petite, Lynnette
Philadelphia Area Combined Federal
Campaign
Phillips, Gwendolyn
Phillips, Marguerite
Pi Rho Omega
Plummer, Frances
Poole, Reba
Price,Tomi
Pruden-Hamiter, Martha
Pruden-Jackson, Ella
Reid,Virginia
Robinson, Emma Milliner
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Roland-Henry, Antoinette
Ross Sherrill, Sylvia
Sanders, Lisa Maria
Satterthwaite, Janice
Saulsbury, Marilyn
Saxon, Kimberly
Scott-Wright, Dorothy
Shepherd-Baker, Marcia
Sigma Epsilon Omega
Simms-Marsh, Susan
Sloan, Ellen R.
Small, Ph.D., Charles
Smith, Samantha
Smith,Walta
Solomon, Barbara
CENTRAL REGION
Gamma Omega
Lambda Tau Omega
Theta Omega
FAR WESTERN REGION
Epsilon Xi Omega
Mu Beta Omega
Theta Theta Omega
GREAT LAKES REGION
Alpha Alpha Omega
Alpha Omega
Alpha Sigma Omega
Beta Eta Omega
Iota Iota Omega
Lambda Mu
Sigma Omega
Theta Lambda Omega
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Sowell, Jacqueline
Stanford, Gloria
Stewart,Wilma
Stewart, Carolyn House
Strauther, Grace
Street, Sherri
Taylor, Bobbie
Theta Omicron Omega
Thomas, Barbara
Thompson, Barbara
Thompson, LaVonne
Townsend,Teresa
Trotter, Barbara
Turner, Minnie Ross
Turner, Patricia
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Alpha Phi Omega
Beta Iota Omega
Gamma Delta Omega
Iota Omega
Omicron Chi Omega
Upsilon Omega
MID WESTERN REGION
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United Way of Southeastern
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United Way of the Greater Dayton Area
United Way of the National
Upsilon Alpha Omega
Vann, Rose
Wakefield,Tony
Washington, Juanita
Watson, Cynthia
Wilkinson, Laura
Williams, Elsie
Williams, Marsha
Wilson, Chelle Luper
Wilson,Yvonne
Wright-Henderson, Jacquita
O N A T I O N S
Rho Theta Omega
Rho Xi Omega
Theta Kappa Omega
Xi Zeta Omega
SOUTH ATLANTIC REGION
Gamma Rho Omega
Gamma Theta Omega
Gamma Xi Omega
Gamma Zeta Omega
Kappa Eta Omega
Phi Phi Omega #992
Pi Delta Omega
Tau Epsilon Omega
Zeta Rho Omega
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Alpha Kappa Omega
Alpha Tau Omega
Alpha Xi Omega
Beta Psi Omega
Epsilon Lambda
Gamma Psi
Kappa Iota
Xi Alpha Omega
SOUTH EASTERN REGION
Beta Epsilon Omega
Beta Nu Omega
Iota Phi
Omicron Omega
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CENTRAL REGION
Alpha Mu Omega
Beta Gamma Omega
Beta Rho Omega
Beta Upsilon Omega
Chi Alpha Omega
Chi Chi Omega
Chi Sigma Omega
Delta Beta
Delta Chi Omega
Delta Delta Omega
Epsilon Delta
Epsilon Epsilon Omega
Epsilon Kappa Omega
Epsilon Lambda Omega
Epsilon Rho
Epsilon Zeta
Eta Kappa Omega
Eta Omega
Gamma Kappa Omega
Gamma Psi Omega
Kappa Mu Omega
Lambda Alpha Omega
Lambda Mu Omega
Lambda Nu Omega
Nu Omicron Omega
Omicron Delta Omega
Omicron Sigma Omega
Phi Kappa Omega
Pi Gamma Omega
Pi Lambda
Pi Lambda Omega
Pi Nu
Sigma Phi Omega
Tau Gamma Omega
Theta Rho Omega
Upsilon Mu Omega
Xi Eta Omega
Zeta Zeta Omega
FAR WESTERN REGION
Alpha Gamma Omega
Alpha Nu Omega
Delta Beta Omega
Delta Beta Omega
Delta Upsilon Omega
Epsilon Eta Omega
Eta Gamma Omega
Eta Lambda Omega
Eta Nu Omega
Kappa Beta Omega
Kappa Sigma
Kappa Sigma
Mu Epsilon Omega
Mu Kappa
Mu Lambda Omega
Pi Sigma Omega
Rho
Sigma Delta Omega
Tau Beta Omega
Tau Tau Omega
Theta Mu Omega
Xi Gamma Omega
Zeta Sigma Omega
GREAT LAKES REGION
Alpha Lambda
Alpha Omicron Omega
Alpha Rho Omega
Beta Beta Omega
Beta Lambda Omega
Delta Nu Omega
Delta Pi
Delta Psi Omega
Delta Tau Omega
Epsilon Chi
Epsilon Mu Omega
Eta Iota Omega
Eta Upsilon Omega
Gamma Phi Omega
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$ 2 5 )
Iota Sigma Omega
Lambda Pi Omega
Nu
Nu Phi Omega
Omega
Omicron
Omicron Nu Omega
Phi Psi Omega
Pi Gamma
Pi Tau Omega
Rho Omega
Tau Alpha Omega
Tau Lambda Omega
Xi Epsilon Omega
Xi Sigma
Zeta Alpha Omega
Zeta Beta Omega
Zeta Theta Omega
INTERNATIONAL REGION
Mu Gamma Omega
Rho Omicron
Rho Xi
Sigma Theta Omega
MID ATLANTIC REGION
Alpha Psi Omega
Alpha Theta Omega
Alpha Zeta Omega
Beta Chi Omega
Chi Omega
Chi Rho Omega
Delta Theta
Delta Xi Omega
Gamma Beta Omega
Gamma Gamma Omega
Gamma Iota Omega
Gamma Upsilon Omega
Iota Kappa Omega
Kappa Delta Omega
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Lambda Lambda Omega
Mu Omicron Omega
Nu Eta Omega
Nu Rho
Omicron Epsilon
Omicron Omega Omega
Omicron Pi Omega
Phi Nu Omega
Phi Omega
Phi Theta Omega
Pi Epsilon Omega
Pi Rho Omega
Psi Gamma Omega
Rho Eta Omega
Rho Tau Omega
Sigma Tau Omega
Tau Mu Omega
Tau Omega Omega
Theta Beta Omega
Theta Pi
Upsilon Omicron Omega
Xi Upsilon Omega
Zeta Epsilon Omega
Zeta Mu Omega
Zeta Omicron Omega
Zeta Pi Omega
MID WESTERN REGION
Alpha Chi Omega
Alpha Kappa
Alpha Upsilon Omega
Beta Kappa Omega
Delta Epsilon Omega
Epsilon Nu Omega
Gamma Beta
Iota Beta Omega
Iota Zeta Omega
Mu Eta Omega
Mu Omega
Mu Omega Omega
Sigma Eta Omega
Sigma Sigma Omega
Theta Upsilon Omega
Theta Xi
Upsilon Rho Omega
Xi Eta
Xi Tau Omega
NORTH ATLANTIC REGION
Beta Lambda
Chi Theta Omega
Delta Mu Omega
Delta Pi Omega
Delta Rho Omega
Epsilon Iota Omega
Epsilon Kappa
Epsilon Upsilon Omega
Gamma Zeta
Iota Alpha Omega
Iota Lambda Omega
Iota Tau Omega
Lambda
Lambda Omega Omega
Lambda Zeta
Nu Zeta Omega
Omega Omega
Omicron Gamma Omega
Omicron Xi Omega
Pi Mu Omega
Pi Pi Omega
Pi Pi Omega
Pi Psi Omega
Pi Theta Omega
Rho Gamma Omega
Rho Kappa Omega
Tau Nu Omega
Theta Epsilon Omega
Theta Omega Omega
Theta Psi Omega
Upsilon Epsilon Omega
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Xi Delta Omega
Xi Omega
Xi Sigma Omega
Xi Tau
Xi Xi
Xi Xi Omega
Zeta Nu Omega
2 0 0 7
ALBERTA G. JONES ENDOWMENT FUND
Gertrude Laury
BARBARA A. MCKINZIE/NAOMI MOSES
SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Daniel W. Hynes,
Comptroller - State of Illinois
Theta Omega
DFW Metroplex AKA Founders Day Committee
Far Western Region
Central 73rd. Regional Conference
Zeta Omega
Deborah J. Burroughs
Vision Fair Foundation
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H A P T E R
( $ 9 9 9
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O N A T I O N S
$ 2 5 )
SOUTH CENTRAL REGION
Alpha Omega Omega
Beta Kappa
Delta Rho
Epsilon Psi Omega
Epsilon Sigma
Epsilon Tau
Eta Chi Omega
Eta Eta
Eta Sigma Omega
Gamma Eta Omega
Gamma Omega Omega
Gamma Omicron Omega
Iota Eta Omega
Iota Xi Omega
Iota Zeta
Kappa Xi Omega
Lambda Omicron
Mu Chi Omega
Nu Omega
Omicron Epsilon Omega
Omicron Tau Omega
Phi Sigma Omega
Phi Zeta Omega
Pi Chi Omega
Rho Iota Omega
Rho Phi Omega
Sigma Theta
Tau Iota Omega
Tau Zeta Omega
Upsilon Lambda Omega
Upsilon Zeta Omega
Xi Psi
Xi Theta Omega
Zeta Phi Omega
Zeta Psi Omega
SOUTH EASTERN REGION
Alpha Pi Omega
Beta Chi
Beta Xi Omega
Beta Xi Omega
Epsilon Epsilon
Epsilon Gamma Omega
Epsilon Pi
Eta Theta Omega
Eta Xi Omega
Iota Delta Omega
Iota Kappa
Iota Mu Omega
Kappa Phi Omega
Lambda Eta
Lambda Eta Omega
Mu Epsilon
Mu Mu
Mu Tau Omega
Mu Xi Omega
Mu Xi Omega
Omicron Alpha Omega
Omicron Chi
Phi Iota Omega
Pi
Pi Omega
Pi Omega Omega
Rho Chi
Rho Chi Omega
Theta Zeta Omega
Upsilon Psi Omega
Xi Lambda Omega
Xi Mu Omega
Zeta Delta
Zeta Kappa
Fostering
Leadership
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ENDOWMENT FUND
Lynnette M. Heard
BARBARA K. PHILLIPS ENDOWED FUND
Alice Rush
Sandra Worrell
Earnestine G. McNealey
Pi Omicron Omega
BESSIE L. DANGERFIELD ENDOWED FUND
Marcy Newberry Association, Inc.
Deborah J. Burroughs
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Fuzzy Thompson- SCLC of Greater Kansas City
Ella Springs Jones
Betty N. James
Carldell Cade
CHI ALPHA OMEGA ENDOWMENT FUND
Renita D. Pettigrew
Chi Alpha Omega
CAROLYN HOUSE STEWART ENDOWMENT FUND
Zeta Tau Omega
Peggy A. Quince
Central 73rd. Regional Conference
Donors
SOUTH ATLANTIC REGION
Alpha Pi
Beta Gamma
Chi Delta Omega
Chi Pi Omega
Chi Psi Omega
Delta Iota Omega
Delta Kappa Omega
Delta Omicron Omega
Epsilon Beta Omega
Epsilon Chi Omega
Epsilon Omega Omega
Eta Eta Omega
Eta Iota
Eta Nu
Gamma Mu Omega
Gamma Nu Omega
Gamma Sigma Omega
Gamma Theta Omega
Iota Omega Omega
Iota Theta Omega
Kappa Omicron Omega
Kappa Sigma Omega
Kappa Upsilon Omega
Lambda Lambda
Lambda Rho Omega
Lambda Xi Omega
Mu Upsilon Omega
Nu Delta Omega
Nu Tau Omega
Omicron Delta
Omicron Rho Omega
Omicron Zeta Omega
Phi Delta Omega
Rho Tau
Rho Zeta Omega
Sigma Omega Omega
Sigma Omicron Omega
Sigma Pi
Tau Omicron Omega
Theta Xi Omega
Xi Omega Omega
Zeta Upsilon Omega
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CYNTHIA J.THOMAS FINCH ENDOWMENT FUND
Cynthia J. Finch
CONSTANCE K. HOLLAND ENDOWMENT FUND
Eleanor Phillips-Phipps in memory of Constance K.
Holland
CAROLINE L. LATTIMORE
ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Caroline L. Lattimore
CORA WESLEY PHILLIPS FELLOWSHIP FUND
Phyllis Y. Atwater
Thelda Phillips Atwater
DEBORAH C. AND LINDSEY E. BRITTAIN
ENDOWMENT FUND
Deborah Brittain
DORIS (DEE) KEMP ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Christine Bowman
Janice Akins Brooks
Wanda Wellons Jones
Some Sistahs Bookclub
Alice Summers
Linda Washington
Edith White
Matilda White
Sandra Whitemire
Demetrius V.Windom
Zeta Pi Omega
DOROTHY REID ARNOLD SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Lambda Pi Omega
EUGENIA DEAN SCOTT MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
FUND
Saundra Scott-Sparling
Theta Mu Omega
June Payne
Grace B. Strauther
Lenore Dixon
Eugene F. McAdoo
Corretta Harris
Nicole K. Morris
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ELSIE LAVONNE LEWIS SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Theta Theta Omega
Far Western Regional Conference
Verlia Davis Hoggard
Grace B. Strauther
Mildred Y. Gardner
Lorraine Hood-Jack
Idella Whitfield-Stith
EDNA SMOOT GRIFFIN SCHOLARSHIP FUND
The Saint Paul Foundation
Denise Witcher-Trelstad
ELLA SPRINGS JONES SCHOLARSHIP FUND
54th. South Atlantic Regional Conference
Zeta Xi Omega
Tau Theta Omega
Pi Eta Omega
Zeta Omicron
EVELYN SAMPLE OATES H.O. P. E. FUND
Delta Sigma Omega
Rho Theta Omega
Nayenday Thurman
Omicron Gamma Omega
Nu Xi Omega
Carolyn House Stewart
Wilma Holmes Tootle
ETA UPSILON OMEGA ENDOWED FUND
Eta Upsilon Omega
ERMA W. BARRON ENDOWMENT FUND
Erma Barron
Upsilon Epsilon Omega
FAYE B. BRYANT EXCELLENCE SCHOLARSHIP AWARD
Xi Alpha Omega
Alpha Kappa Omega
Ivy Educational & Charitable Foundation Of
Houston, Inc.
Omicron Mu Omega
Epsilon Psi Omega
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FREDEREICA WILSON SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Role Models of Excellence Project
GAMMA RHO OMEGA ENDOWED FUND
Gamma Rho Omega
GLORIA H. CANEGATA WATERMAN
ENDOWMENT FUND
Mu Gamma Omega
GLORIA HARPER DICKINSON
INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL FUND
International Region
Mavis L. Matthew
Barbara A. McKinzie
Elsie L. Lewis
Dianne Seymour
Frances Molloy
Sigma Theta Omega
Laurel Hewitt-Sewer
Joyann Archer
Glenda Baskin Glover
Juanita Sims Doty
Gloria H. Dickinson
GWENDOLYN P. AND SCHYLBEA J. HOPKINS
SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Great Lakes "Boule 2006"
Delta Nu Omega
HILLIARD AND JOYCE HOUSTON MOORE
ENDOWMENT FUND
Joyce Moore
HILDA WILDER SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Marilyn W.Thorne
JOHN AND BELLA RUSSELL HONORARIUM
ENDOWMENT FUND
Sandra L. Epps
Ken Msemaji
Veronica M. Jeffers
Peggy Outerbridge
Marion Paul
Sandra Thomas
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Rose Glasford
Virginia K. Broach
Richard Moss III
Lisa A. Russell-West
Florence T. Ridley
Romaine C. Pinchback
JO CELESTE PETTWAY SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Jo Celeste Pettway
JACQUELINE J. AND PHILIP KANE ENDOWED FUND
Maria Noll Lavin
JOYCE V. AUSTIN SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Frances Austin
KATHLEEN HILL DYER MU GAMMA OMEGA
TECHNOLOGY FELLOWSHIP
Kathleen H. Dyer
Mu Gamma Omega
Bernard Dyer
O N O R S
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LINDA MARIE WHITE
ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Theta Rho Omega
Iota Zeta Omega
)
LUCRETIA PAYTON-STEWART SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Kappa Omega
Creative Options
LAVERNA W. JOHNSON
ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Quintin E. Primo
Adrienne M. Edwards
Margaret P. Alexander
Jessica Gooden
M. L.Wesley
Patsy M. Edwards
Estelle Riddick
Gwendolyn Davis
Clay Carter
Judith A. Franklin
Gilbert Calloway
Johnny White
Patrick A. Hayden
Gloria H. Dickinson
MARY F.WILLIAMS TEACHER EDUCATION
SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Toddy Puller
Lawrence S. Dawson
Fred J. Federici, Jr.
Jeanette H.Tucker
Charles C. Masten
Charles J. Colgan
Clarence W. Hall
Sam Hill
Richard Walker
Paul Ebert
John Harper, Jr.
Christopher B. Galloway
J. M. Rishell
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Alice Taylor
Bernard O. Ames
MARVA J. LEE ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Gail R. Mangrum
Sandra Hill
Regina Randall Peal
Joan Sanders
Corliss Vaughn
Cynthia W. Reed
Iris G. Lawson
Patricia W.Washington
MAXINE L. BLACK ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Delores J. Bagby
Upsilon Omega
M. L. MATTHEW LEGACY FUND
Mavis L. Matthew
Maureen W. Moorehead
Mu Gamma Omega
MARY SHY SCOTT ARTS ENDOWMENT FUND
Kappa Omega
NADINE C. BONDS ENDOWMENT FUND
Kappa
PAMELA BATES PORCH ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP
Central 73rd. Regional Conference
Xi Nu Omega
Omicron Theta Omega
Mae H. Smith
Delta Phi Omega
Ida L. Gillis
Kappa
Lambda Tau Omega
Your Dollars
Make a Difference
LORRAINE GRIFFIN-JOHNSON ENDOWED FUND
Lorraine Griffin-Johnson
LUCILLE JOHNSON PIGGOTT
ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Lucille Piggott
LUCILLE MURRAY BROWN ENDOWED FUND
Lucille Murray Brown
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PEARL L. HARRISON FINE ARTS ENDOWED FUND
Lauren Harrison
Adrianne Harrison Surgeon
Donors
JUANITA SIMS DOTY ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FUND
South Eastern Region
Glenda Baskin Glover
Chi Mu Omega
Eta Theta Omega
Barbara Thomas
Beta Delta Omega
Velma Lois Jones
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POLLY SPARKS TURNER HEALTH PROFESSIONS
ENDOWMENT FUND
Barbara J. Solomon
Phi Sigma Omega
O N O R S
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( $ 1 0 0
THE CULTURED PEARLS
Tau Pi Omega
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PI OMEGA, INC.
TARI T. BRADFORD ENDOWMENT FUND
Pamiel Gaskin
RUBY BATTS ARCHIE ENDOWMENT FUND
Mid Atlantic Region
Gemaine B. Gillis
Lambda Upsilon Omega
Olivia Morgan
Bettie Glenn
Irene Logan
Perdethia Lowery
Sharon M. Evans
Alfreda Talton-Harris
Mamie Evelyn Locke
Jo Jewell Butler
Barbara W. Hosch
An'Jou C. Johnson
Diane H. Harris
Gwendolyn Highsmith-Quick
Doris Parks
Markel Corporation
Julia T. Avery-Muse
Ivy Foundation of Hampton, Inc.
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An'Jou C. Johnson
Markel Corporation
URIAS "UNCLE BOUGS" FRITZ SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Alexandreena Dixon
Sherri Taylor
Loretta K. Neal
VIGINIA F. HIGHTOWER ENDOWMENT FUND
Northwest Airlines, Inc.
Domino's Pizza
Maggalean Weston
Institute For The Advancement Of Multicultural
& Medicine
James Fowler, Jr.
DePriest Fifteen
Rosalie H. Stroman
Mary E. Calloway
Joyce A. Pope
Wanda M. Collins
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Roche Matching Gifts and Employee Volunteer Programs
Markel Corporation's Matching Gift Program
Microsoft Giving Campaign
Dominion /Foundation Matching Gift Program
The P&G Fund Matching Gift Program
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Wendell L. Johns
Eloise Y. Spicer
DeLora Dean
VICKI MILES LAGRANGE ENDOWMENT FUND
Jamal York
Robert Simmons
Norman & Edem, PLLC
Judith Byrd-Blaylock
Southwestern Urban Foundation
Temple & Sons Funeral Directors, Inc.
Fairview Baptist Church
Beta Sigma Omega
Lee E. Cooper, Jr.
Greater Bethel Baptist Church
Prospect Missionary Baptist Church
Bettye Wedgeworth
Iota Zeta Omega
Delta Epsilon Omega
Iota Beta Omega
Richard W. Roberts
XI ALPHA OMEGA ILECF LASTING LEGACY FUND
Xi Alpha Omega
A R T N E R S H I P S
Wachovia Foundation Matching Gifts Program
Allstate Giving Campaign
AT&T Corporation
IBM Corporation
Captial Group Companies Charitable Foundation
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United Way
Burrough Wellcome Fund
Butler Limousine
Igive.Com
Walmart Corporation
Fourteen Karat Plus, Inc.
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Caroline Lattimore Scholarship Fund
Marva J. Lee Endowment Fund
Stella J. Lett Undergraduate Leadership Endowment
Vanessa Rogers Long Scholarship Fund
Rachel Ashburn Mallory Undergraduate Leadership
Development Scholarship Fund
Ida K. Martin Endowment Fund
Vera Forte McCain Memorial Scholarship Fund
Irene W. McCollom Endowment Fund
Barbara A. McKinzie/Naomi Moses Scholarship Fund
Sadie Sermon Mickle and Hortense Caldwell Harvey
Endowment Scholarship Fund
Monarch Awards Foundation of Xi Nu Omega
Alice Thomas Motts Trust Scholarship Fund
Ethel Jones Mowbray Memorial Scholarship Fund
Marjorie Parker Endowment for Careers in Archives
Yvonne Perkins Endowment Fund
Patricia Petty Wilson Scholarship Fund
Barbara K. Phillips Endowment Fund
Pamela Lynne Redden, MD, Great Lakes Wellness Fund
John and Bella Russell Honorarium Endowment
Mary Shy Scott Arts Endowment Fund
Nancy Gardner Sewell South Eastern Region Scholarship Fund
Diana G. Shipley Endowment Fund
South Central Region's Mattelia B. Grays/Julia B. Purnell
EAF Scholarship Fund
Bernice I. Sumlin Scholarship Fund
Wilma Holmes Tootle Scholarship Fund
Polly Sparks Turner Endowment Fund
Linda Marie White Endowment Fund
Norma Solomon White Music Scholarship Fund
Norma Solomon White Beta Alpha Scholarship Fund
Hilda Wilder Scholarship Fund
Mary F.Williams Teachers Education Scholarship Fund
Hattie B.Wills Endowment Fund
Frederica Wilson Elementary Education Scholarship Fund
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Donors
Alpha Pi Wolfe Sisters: Nellie W. Gaylord, Ida Ross and Marjorie L. Ushery
Dorothy Reid Arnold Scholarship Fund
Doris R. Asbury Endowment Fund
Joyce Vivian Austin Scholarship Fund
Janet Jones Ballard Scholarship Fund
Ernestine Bentley Bivens & Dr. Mable Bentley Perry Scholarship Fund
Maxine L. Black Endowed Scholarship Fund
Nadine C. Bonds Endowment Fund
Deborah C. Brittain Endowment Fund
Faye B. Bryant Excellence Scholarship Fund
Dorothy W. Buckhanan Endowment for Careers in Business
Alice Boyd Burton Alpha Rho Omega Merit Scholarship Fund
Helen Cromer Cooper Endowment Fund
Joy Elaine Daley EAF Scholarship Fund
Barbara W. Davis Mid-Atlantic Region Endowment Fund
William Lewis Dawson Memorial Scholarship Fund
for Theta Omicron Omega
Flossie M. Dedmond Scholarship Endowment Fund
Juanita Sims Doty Endowed Scholarship
Ruth C. Easley Gerontology Scholarship Fund
Carmen E. Fair Endowment Fund
Cynthia Finch Educational Advancement Foundation Scholarship Fund
E. Alma Flagg-Caroline E.Williams Scholarship Endowment Fund
Rodelia A. Glasco Scholarship Endowment Fund
Loraine Richardson Green Scholarship Fund
Pearl L. Harrison Fine Arts Endowment Fund
Clara McCrae Hines Scholarship Fund
Constance K. Holland Endowment Fund
Gwendolyn P. and Schylbea J. Hopkins Scholarship Fund
Cynthia Duke Cox Hudley Endowment Fund
Ida L. Jackson Endowment Fund
Laverna Williams Johnson Endowed Scholarship Fund
Alberta G. Jones Endowment Fund
Ella Springs Jones Scholarship Fund
Jacqueline Jones Kane and Philip Gough Kane Scholarship Fund
Lambda Alpha Omega Endowment Fund
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$50,000 or more
Community Foundation for
Southeast Michigan
W. K. Kellogg Foundation
$10,000 to 49,999
Carrillo, Juanita
Wenda & Cornell Moore
Fund of the Minneapolis
Foundation
$1,000 to 9,999
Alpha Chapter Reunion
Arnold, Earlene
Barlow, Catherine
Blayton, Angela
Bowling Carey, Stephanie
Brittain, Deborah
Brown, Sandra
Burkley, Linda
Carrillo, Karen
Carr-Waddel, Doris
Coker,Verdell Henegan
Cole, Patricia
Delta Chi Omega
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$100 to 9,999
Alexander, Amanda
Alpha Chapter Reunion
Barnes, Nelsonna
Beta Kappa Omega
Bishop, Ferial
Brown, Sandra
Bruner, Paula
Butler, Elizabeth M.
Dodson-Turner, Margaret
Douglas, Daisy Booker
Epps, Roselyn
Epsilon Mu Omega
Epsilon Pi Omega
Foster, Erslyn
Fredericks, Dianne
Gardner.Dorothy
Gaskin-Martin, Renee
Glenn, Ernestine
Goode, Rubie
Goode, Shelia
Gordon, Edith
Harrington, Lotelya
Luss, Rhonda
McCray, Geraldyne
Tau Omega
Delta Theta Omega
Ellisor-Johnson, Sonia
English,Jr., Bobby
Epps, Mazie
Hayes,Thelma
Howard,Wilrene
Johnson, Norma
Kappa Alpha Omega
Ledbetter, Beverly
Little, Cassandra
McNealey, Earnestine
Parks, Cynthia Renae
Polk Horne, Gene Ann
Pruitt, Anne Smith
Rouson, Janine
Scott, Norma
Simms-Marsh, Susan
Solomon, Barbara
Tau Xi Omega
Taylor, Andrea
Young, Phyllis
Zeta Theta Omega
N I V E R S I T Y
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McLeod, Sherra
Morrison, Mable
Patterson,Veda
Patterson,Veda
Peterson, Denise
Reynolds, Ellen
Sherman, Karen
Sills,Tina
Sinkford, Jeanne
Smith, Earnrolyn
Taylor, Andrea
Vample, Gwendolyn
Venable Ed. D, Anna Graham
Williams, Marsha
Less than $50
Anderson, NaTasha
Benson, Danielle
Byrd,Tonya
Davis, Dorothy
Logan Osby, Glenda
Nichols, Gloria
Sidewater,Teresa
Thank You
For Your Support
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DEBORAH L. DANGERFIELD
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
JACQUELINE TAYLOR
MEMBERSHIP COORDINATOR
ANDREA KERR
PROGRAM COORDINATOR
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ERIKA EVERETT
FINANCE MANAGER
Crystal Kelly
Executive Assistant
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