22 yrs
Serving Tampa Bay youth
67
Scholarship recipients since 2023
150+
Students in digital literacy classes
3
Community health fairs hosted
OUR STORY
Two decades of proven mentorship, expanding to meet a growing need.
The Foundation was incorporated in 2004 and received its 501(c)(3) status in 2007, created as the philanthropic arm of the Tampa Alumni Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. It was modeled after the Fraternity’s national service program, Guide Right — whose flagship initiative, the Kappa Leadership and Development League (Kappa League), remains our core mentoring program today
The Foundation was incorporated in 2004 and received its 501(c)(3) status in 2007, created as the philanthropic arm of the Tampa Alumni Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. It was modeled after the Fraternity’s national service program, Guide Right — whose flagship initiative, the Kappa Leadership and Development League (Kappa League), remains our core mentoring program today
The Foundation was incorporated in 2004 and received its 501(c)(3) status in 2007, created as the philanthropic arm of the Tampa Alumni Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. It was modeled after the Fraternity’s national service program, Guide Right — whose flagship initiative, the Kappa Leadership and Development League (Kappa League), remains our core mentoring program today
Why we’re positioned to deliver
01
An elite professional network. Powered by college- educated professionals, corporate executives, and community leaders who serve as direct, visible mentors
02
A time-tested curriculum. Kappa League uses a structured framework built to develop leadership, character, and academic drive in young men 12–18
03
Established trust & infrastructure. Nearly a century of chapter history backs an organization that already knows how to deploy resources effectively
FIVE PROGRAM AREAS
One foundation, five ways we invest in Tampa Bay youth.
Every program traces back to the same mission: mentorship, education, and opportunity, backed by measurable outcomes
Youth Development
Kappa League mentors 122 young men through a structured leadership curriculum, pairing them with professional role models
Scholarship
Since 2023 we’ve awarded $132,000 to 67 students pursuing higher education through tiered giving levels
Financial Literacy
Supplemental curricula build the money-management habits that protect a scholarship investment long-term.
Education
Digital literacy classes have reached 150+ students, closing the technology gap for a modern economy
Community Impact
Three health fairs have delivered free screenings while mentees log 1,000+ service hours yearly