December
Greetings Brothers,
As we closed out the year, the Nashville (TN) Alumni Chapter reflected with gratitude on a season defined by service, fellowship, and impact. Through the work of the Community Engagement Committee, the annual Hillard “Jack” London Toy Drive, and the Nashville Kappa League’s I Am Achievement seven-day video countdown, our chapter continued to uplift the community while building momentum for the future. As we entered the new year, the countdown officially began for our Centennial Celebration in April—marking a historic milestone in our legacy.
Community Engagement Committee
During the winter season, the Community Engagement Committee demonstrated its continued commitment to service by donating canned food items in support of The Temple Church’s First Harvest Food Bank. This initiative provided much-needed assistance to families in the community and reflected the chapter’s dedication to uplifting those in need through meaningful and consistent outreach.
Hillard “Jack” London Toy Drive
During the Christmas season, the Nashville (TN) Alumni Chapter proudly hosted its annual Hillard “Jack” London Toy Drive alongside the Nashville Kappa League. This cherished tradition brought holiday joy to children and families throughout the community while reinforcing our chapter’s commitment to service, mentorship, and uplifting the next generation.
Nashville Kappa League’s 7 Days of Achievement
The Nashville Kappa League hosted 7 Days of Achievement , a video series in which the young men of the program shared their personal reflections on what achievement means to them. Through authentic and thoughtful messages, participants highlighted the values of discipline, leadership, service, and perseverance while offering insight into their goals and aspirations. The series served as a powerful reminder of the program’s mission to develop well- rounded, purpose-driven young leaders.
Centennial Celebration
Early Registration for our Centennial Celebration ends January 31 at $500. Registration will reopen on February 1 at $600, with late registration beginning April 1 at $650. Secure your spot early as we prepare to commemorate this historic milestone. Scan the QR code for more information and registration.
Senior Brother of the Month
Dr. Gregory A. Clark was recognized as the Senior Brother of the Month for December. A Fall 1979 initiate of the Alpha Theta Chapter, Dr. Clark exemplified the ideals of Kappa Alpha Psi through decades of dedicated service, leadership, and unwavering commitment to the fraternity. His continued support of the chapter and devotion to mentoring and uplifting others reflected the enduring legacy of brotherhood and achievement .
As we move deeper into the year, let us remain steadfast in our mission to lead, serve, and Achieve. The Nashville (TN) Chapter is positioned for continued greatness-rooted in legacy and driven by purpose.
In Phi Nu Pi,
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