The Southeastern Khronicle: Spring-Summer 2025

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This initiative aims to provide essential supplies to families in need, further solidifying the fraternity's commitment to supporting and uplifting the community. By contributing to this cause, they help ensure that every child has access to basic necessities, promoting the well- being and health of the youngest and most vulnerable In recognition of the 60th anniversary of their chapter chartering, the Kingstree (SC) Alumni Chapter sponsored a 60-for-60 Fan Drive to support local families. This initiative provided much-needed fans to help residents cope with the sweltering summer heat, enhancing comfort and safety in homes without adequate cooling systems. The fans were collected and donated to the Senior Citizen Centers and in Williamsburg, Lower Florence, and members of society. 60-for 60 Fan Drive The Kingstree Alumni Chapter demonstrated their commitment to community and civil rights by actively participating in the MLK Day events at the South Carolina State Capital. Their involvement in this significant celebration underscores their dedication to honoring the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and promoting the values of equality, justice, and Clarendon Counties of South Carolina. MLK Day at the SC State Capital

service. Members of the chapter joined in various activities, including speeches, marches, and community service projects, all intended to commemorate Dr. King's contributions to the fight for civil rights and inspire continued progress towards inclusiveness and social equity. Founders Day Worship at Bethel AME Church with Senior Brother Ronnie Cameron The chapter celebrated

Kappa Alpha Psi Founders' Day by worshiping at Bethel AME Church in Lake City, SC. This was a significant occasion for the members of the Kingstree Alumni Chapter. Senior Brother Ronnie Cameron joined the congregation, adding a touch of reverence to the event. The celebration was a heartfelt tribute to the fraternity's founders,

honoring their vision and the values they instilled. By coming together in worship, the members reinforced their bonds and commitment to service, unity, and brotherhood, which are the core principles of Kappa Alpha Psi.

CARROLLTON-DOUGLASVILLE (GA) ALUMNI CHAPTER Advancing Service, Civic Engagement, and Brotherhood The Carrollton-Douglasville Alumni Chapter (CDAC) continues to thrive through meaningful service, civic action, and partnerships that uplift the community. With a long- standing relationship with St. James AME Church, CDAC has built a tradition of collaboration that strengthens its impact across Douglas and Carroll counties. One of the chapter’s cornerstone initiatives is the monthly CDAC Food Drive, which supports hundreds of food-insecure families. By consistently providing meals and resources, the chapter demonstrates its unwavering commitment to meeting the essential needs of the community. This work was amplified during the Thanksgiving holiday, when CDAC partnered with St. James AME and Circles of West Georgia to distribute turkey baskets, ensuring families across the region could gather and celebrate with dignity. During Kappa Christmas 2024, CDAC spread holiday cheer to students at Annette Winn Elementary and Stewart Middle School, providing gifts to children who might otherwise go without. The chapter also continued its commitment to environmental stewardship through the Adopt-a-Road initiative on December 7, cleaning along Concourse Parkway in Douglasville. CDAC remains a champion of civic engagement. The Civic Action Committee and Political Action Committee worked together to host voter registration drives at Douglas County high schools, helping students register as first-time voters. The chapter also upheld its tradition of honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. by partnering with local NPHC organizations for a community fair that connected families with valuable resources while celebrating Dr. King’s vision of service and unity. As part of this celebration, Vice-Polemarch Brother Dr. Donrich Young, a senior special agent for the FDIC, led

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