2025–26 Scholarship Applications Now Open — Apply Today →
2025–26 Scholarship Applications Now Open — Apply Today →
S.E.L.T.F. invests in the academic excellence and leadership development of young men throughout the Southwestern Province of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc.
“Advancing education, leadership, and community service throughout the Southwestern Province.”
S.E.L.T.F. supports several initiatives designed to uplift scholars and strengthen the brotherhood throughout the Southwestern Province.
Merit-based scholarships ($1,500 award) for undergraduates demonstrating academic excellence, leadership, and commitment to service within the Province.
Supporting brothers pursuing advanced degrees with a $2,500 scholarship award to remove barriers to higher education and professional achievement.
The Military and Veterans Affairs Commission (MVAC) Scholarship supports contracted ROTC cadets who are undergraduate members of Kappa Alpha Psi in the Southwestern Province.
Emergency financial assistance for brothers and families impacted by natural disasters across the Southwestern Province.
Supporting Kappa Kamp — providing youth ages 12–16 with enrichment opportunities, life-skills development, and structured programming.
Educational and occupational guidance for youth — inspirational and informational — shaping the next generation of leaders throughout the Province.
Learn More →Your generosity transforms lives. Make a tax-deductible gift today and help S.E.L.T.F. continue empowering scholars across the Southwestern Province.
Applications for undergraduate ($1,500), graduate ($2,500), and MVAC scholarships are open. Deadline: April 30, 2026.
S.E.L.T.F. proudly recognizes 7 scholars for the 2024–25 award year, including two named Grand Polemarch graduate scholarship recipients.
The Foundation’s redesigned website features online applications with document upload, five Zeffy donation portals, and a scholarship honor roll.
S.E.L.T.F. was established to ensure the legacy of Kappa Alpha Psi endures through the empowerment of future scholars and leaders across the Southwestern Province.
The Southwest Education Leadership Training Foundation is incorporated in 1997 as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit to serve as a tax-deductible conduit for charitable giving. Its earliest mission: enabling donors to support transportation for young men attending Kappa Kamp at Pine Woods Country Day School in Mississippi — planting the seed for decades of youth investment throughout the Southwestern Province.
The Foundation awards its inaugural scholarships, beginning decades of investment in academic excellence across the Province.
S.E.L.T.F. expands to include graduate scholarships, the MVAC ROTC cadet award, disaster relief assistance, and youth programs including Guide Right, Kappa Kamp, and Mentor-Up.
Online applications with document uploads, Zeffy-powered donation portals, a scholarship recipients honor roll, and a redesigned web presence.
S.E.L.T.F. continues awarding scholarships, responding to disasters, and investing in the next generation throughout the Southwestern Province.
S.E.L.T.F. exists to remove barriers, create opportunities, and invest in the potential of every scholar within the Southwestern Province.
Scholarship funding for students demonstrating academic excellence and commitment to service.
Programs that cultivate leadership skills, civic responsibility, and personal excellence.
Resources toward programs strengthening communities through mentorship, outreach, and service.
Emergency assistance to brothers and families impacted by natural disasters.
A Southwestern Province where every brother has access to educational resources, every young man has a mentor, and every family has a foundation of support in times of need.
Whether you give, volunteer, or apply — your engagement strengthens the Foundation’s ability to serve scholars and leaders.
Honoring the dedicated leaders who have guided the Southwest Education Leadership Training Foundation throughout its history.
Each president has shaped the Foundation’s mission and strengthened its commitment to scholarship, leadership, and service across the Southwestern Province.
Under the leadership of these distinguished presidents, S.E.L.T.F. has grown from its founding into a thriving foundation that has recognized 79+ scholars across 15 award years and continues to invest in the future of the Southwestern Province.
Our Foundation is led by dedicated brothers committed to advancing education, leadership, and community service throughout the Southwestern Province.
Dr. Parker leads the Foundation as President, bringing distinguished professional experience and a deep commitment to education and community advancement throughout the Southwestern Province.
Bro. Gallashaw brings deep technology expertise to the Foundation, supporting the President and leading S.E.L.T.F.’s digital transformation efforts.
Bro. Foreman serves as Secretary, overseeing Foundation records, correspondence, and ensuring accurate documentation of board proceedings and Foundation business.
Bro. Davis oversees the financial health of S.E.L.T.F., managing accounts, financial reporting, and ensuring responsible stewardship of Foundation resources.
Bro. Calhoun provides legal guidance and parliamentary oversight, ensuring all proceedings, governance, and operations align with applicable law and the Foundation’s bylaws.
Province leadership of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc., serving on the S.E.L.T.F. Board.
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Standing committees oversee the Foundation’s key functions. Each committee is chaired by a board member and supported by fellow members drawn from across the Province.
Whether through volunteer service, financial support, or professional expertise, there are many ways to contribute to S.E.L.T.F.’s mission of empowering scholars.
S.E.L.T.F. offers scholarship and disaster relief programs for brothers across the Southwestern Province. Select a program and upload your supporting documents.
Open to undergraduate student members of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity enrolled within the Southwestern Province. Minimum 2.5 GPA required. Questions: foundation@seltf.org.
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Opens the official S.E.L.T.F. Undergraduate Scholarship application on FormSite. New users will need to create a free account to start the application and save their progress.
Open to graduate and professional school student members of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity within the Southwestern Province. Minimum 3.0 GPA required. Questions: foundation@seltf.org.
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Opens the official S.E.L.T.F. Graduate Scholarship application on FormSite. New users will need to create a free account to start the application and save their progress.
This undergraduate member scholarship is awarded to contracted Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) cadets who are active members of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity within the Southwestern Province.
Applicants must be: (1) an active undergraduate member of Kappa Alpha Psi within the Southwestern Province, (2) currently contracted with an ROTC program, (3) in good academic standing, and (4) able to provide documentation of ROTC contract. Questions: foundation@seltf.org.
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Opens the official S.E.L.T.F. MVAC / ROTC Scholarship application on FormSite. New users will need to create a free account to start the application and save their progress.
Disaster Relief ApplicationAvailable to active members and alumni of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity within the Southwestern Province who have experienced significant loss due to a qualifying catastrophic event. Applications reviewed on a rolling basis. Questions: foundation@seltf.org.
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Opens the official S.E.L.T.F. Disaster Relief application on FormSite. New users will need to create a free account to start the application and save their progress.
Kappa Kamp 2026 ApplicationThe Kappa Kamp summer enrichment program is open to young men ages 12–16. S.E.L.T.F. supports Kappa Kamp as part of its youth development mission throughout the Southwestern Province.
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Opens the official Kappa Kamp 2026 application on JotForm. New users will need to create a free account to start the application and save their progress.
Your gift is tax-deductible and directly supports scholarships, disaster relief, youth programming, and the Foundation's mission across the Southwestern Province.
All donations are processed securely through Zeffy — a 100% free nonprofit fundraising platform. Every dollar goes directly to the cause.
Unrestricted support for the Foundation's mission
An unrestricted general donation gives the Board maximum flexibility to deploy resources where they're most needed — from operations to emerging scholarship needs and community programs.
Support undergraduate & graduate scholarship awards
Your contribution directly funds scholarship awards for Kappa Alpha Psi members pursuing undergraduate ($1,500) or graduate ($2,500) degrees within the Southwestern Province.
Military & Veterans Affairs Commission — ROTC Cadet Award
The Military and Veterans Affairs Commission (MVAC) Scholarship is awarded to contracted ROTC cadets who are active members of Kappa Alpha Psi within the Southwestern Province.
Emergency assistance for brothers in crisis
Help provide emergency financial assistance to brothers and families devastated by hurricanes, tornadoes, floods, fires, and other qualifying disasters across the Province.
Invest in youth enrichment & leadership for ages 12–16
Kappa Kamp provides students ages 12–16 with an intensive summer enrichment experience focused on life skills, leadership development, and structured educational programming. Your gift helps make the camp accessible to young men across the Province who need it most.
S.E.L.T.F. is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit. All donations are fully tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law.
Zeffy is 100% free for nonprofits — meaning your entire donation goes to the Foundation with zero platform fees deducted.
Annual reports and financial disclosures are published on our Reports page. We are fully accountable to our donors.
The Southwest Education Leadership Training Foundation relies upon the generous support of individuals committed to advancing academic excellence for undergraduate brothers throughout the Southwestern Province. All donations are tax-deductible.
Each tier honors a distinguished Grand Polemarch from the Southwestern Province. Donors may make a one-time gift or up to five incremental annual payments. Receipts are available from S.E.L.T.F. for tax compliance.
Named in honor of Atty. William “Randy” Bates, Jr., the 32nd Grand Polemarch of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc., this entry-level tier represents a meaningful commitment to the Foundation’s scholarship mission.
Named in honor of Atty. Dwayne M. Murray, the 31st Grand Polemarch of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc., the Torchbearer tier reflects a deeper commitment to lighting the path for deserving scholars.
Named in honor of Dr. Elbert E. Allen, the 21st Grand Polemarch of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc., the Scholars Guild recognizes donors whose generosity enables transformational impact across the Province.
Named in honor of Atty. Richard B. Millspaugh, the 17th Grand Polemarch of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc., the Pillar Association represents the highest tier of individual giving — a transformative commitment to the Foundation’s legacy.
Join an exclusive circle of brothers and supporters who have chosen to secure S.E.L.T.F.’s mission for generations to come.
★ About the 1930 Society Name
The 1930 Society is named in honor of the founding year of the Mighty Southwestern Province of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. — established in 1930 under inaugural Polemarch Dr. Oliver W. Phillips, encompassing Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, New Mexico, Texas, and Mexico.
By joining the 1930 Society, your gift becomes part of a nearly century-old legacy of achievement, service, and brotherhood — carried forward by S.E.L.T.F. for scholars yet to come.
Planned giving is confidential, flexible, and one of the most impactful ways to support our mission. Our team is ready to assist you and your financial advisor.
CONFIDENTIAL • TAX-ADVANTAGED • LASTING IMPACT
For more information about donor tiers, planned giving, or to make a gift by check, please contact us directly.
S.E.L.T.F. is committed to full transparency with our donors, members, and the broader community.
Financial summary and program overview for fiscal year 2025, including scholarship awards, June 2025 deposit activity, and Foundation growth from $60,000 to $96,041.11.
Financial summary and program overview for fiscal year 2024, including scholarship awards, disaster relief, and Foundation financial position.
Complete program and financial summary for fiscal year 2023, including 13 scholarship awards, disaster relief, Mentor Up, and Kappa Kamp outcomes.
Public summaries of recent Foundation Board of Directors meetings.
The Board of Directors convened in Dallas for the Spring 2026 annual meeting to review the Foundation’s financial standing, hear committee reports, welcome new members, and set direction for the year ahead.
High-level summary of S.E.L.T.F. revenues and expenditures. Download the annual report for full audited financials.
| Category | FY 2023 | FY 2024 | FY 2025 | FY 2026 (Projected) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ⇧ Total Deposits / Revenue | ||||
| Chapter Certification Donations | $9,900.00 | — | — | $11,500.00 proj. |
| Raffle | $1,250.00 | — | — | — |
| Fantasy Football League | — | — | — | — |
| License Plates / Vendors (KAP) | — | — | — | $780.00 proj. |
| Be The Match / NMDP | — | — | $42,908.00 | $8,000.00 proj. |
| Donation Campaigns (Zeffy) | ||||
| General Scholarship Fund | — | — | — | — |
| MVAC Scholarship Fund | — | — | $1,527.11 | $1,527.11 |
| General Charitable Donation | — | — | — | — |
| Disaster Relief Fund | — | — | — | — |
| Kappa Kamp Fund | $3,700.00 | — | — | — |
| Bates Leadership Circle | — | — | — | — |
| Murray Torchbearer | — | — | — | — |
| Allen Scholars Guild | — | — | — | — |
| Millspaugh Pillar Association | — | — | — | — |
| Amari Ventor Fund | — | — | — | — |
| Total Deposits / Revenue | $18,748.50 | $1,556.50 | $42,908.00 | $22,807.11 est. |
| ⇩ Total Expenses / Expenditures | ||||
| Undergraduate Scholarships ($1,500 each) | $16,500.00 (11) | $7,500.00 (5) | $4,500.00 (3) | $7,500.00 (5 proj.) |
| Graduate Scholarships ($2,500 each) | $5,000.00 (2) | $5,000.00 (2) | $2,500.00 (1) | $5,000.00 (2 proj.) |
| MVAC Scholarship | — | — | — | $1,000.00 |
| Disaster Relief Disbursements | $1,050.00 | $1,050.00 | $0.00 | $1,800.00 proj. |
| Mentor Up Program | $15,500.00 | — | — | — |
| Kappa Kamp | $3,000.00 | — | — | — |
| Website & Technology | — | — | — | $3,500.00 |
| Audit / CPA / Insurance | — | — | — | $4,650.00 |
| D&O Insurance | — | — | — | $1,035.00 pending |
| Total Expenses | $42,100.00 | $13,550.00 | $7,000.00 | $24,485.00 proj. |
| Foundation Year-End Balance | $106,069.42 | $92,602.92 | $96,041.11 | $38,095.16 as of 3/20/26 |
* All figures are unaudited. FY 2026 (Projected) reflects the Finance Committee’s proposed budget presented at the 90th Province Council, Dallas TX (March 26–28, 2026). Current account balances as of March 20, 2026: Cadence Bank Checking $38,095.16 + Money Market $60,000.00 + Zeffy $1,527.11 = $99,622.27 total across all accounts.
S.E.L.T.F. files IRS Form 990 annually as required by law. Our filings are publicly available and demonstrate full accountability to our donors and the communities we serve.
The Texas Franchise Tax Public Information Report (PIR) is filed annually with the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts. These reports confirm the Foundation’s active status and list its officers and directors. Click any report to view it.
Annual Public Information Report filed with the Texas Comptroller confirming the Foundation’s active status. Officers listed: Donald Parker (President), Aljay Foreman (Secretary), Brian Davis (VP Finance).
Annual Public Information Report filed with the Texas Comptroller. Officers listed: Donald Parker (President), Aljay Foreman (Secretary), Brian Davis (VP Finance).
Annual Public Information Report for report year 2024. Officers listed: Willie High Coleman, Jr. (President), William Puder (Vice President), Ryan Gilner (Treasurer).
These documents confirm S.E.L.T.F.’s tax-exempt status at both the federal and state levels. Donors may use the IRS Determination Letter to confirm the deductibility of their contributions. Click any document to view it.
Official determination letter from the IRS confirming S.E.L.T.F. is exempt from federal income tax under IRC Section 501(c)(3). EIN: 33-3870094. Donors can deduct contributions under IRC Section 170. Issued by Stephen A. Martin, Director, Exempt Organizations.
Letter from the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts confirming exemption from Texas Franchise Tax and Sales & Use Tax as of September 11, 2025. Texas Taxpayer ID: 32084378531.
S.E.L.T.F. is committed to responsible governance. The following documents establish the Foundation’s policies, ethical standards, and operational guidelines. Click any document to read it in full.
Welcome to the Board of Directors of the Southwest Education Leadership Training Foundation. The Board plays a vital role in ensuring the Foundation fulfills its mission of supporting educational opportunities, leadership development, and charitable initiatives.
The mission of S.E.L.T.F. is to support educational advancement, leadership development, scholarships, charitable initiatives, and disaster relief efforts within the Foundation’s service area, primarily serving communities in Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, New Mexico, Texas, and Mexico.
The Board of Directors provides strategic leadership and oversight. Primary responsibilities include: setting organizational strategy, ensuring financial accountability, supporting fundraising efforts, ensuring compliance with nonprofit laws, and evaluating programs and initiatives.
Board members are expected to attend meetings regularly, prepare in advance by reviewing materials, and participate actively in discussions.
The Board is responsible for approving the annual budget, reviewing financial statements, ensuring proper internal controls, and monitoring fundraising and sponsorship efforts.
Serving on the Board of S.E.L.T.F. is both an honor and a responsibility. Through strong governance, ethical leadership, and active engagement, board members help ensure the Foundation continues to serve communities and advance its mission for years to come.
The purpose of this Policy is to protect the interests of S.E.L.T.F. when contemplating any transaction or arrangement that might benefit the private interest of a director, officer, or key volunteer. This policy supplements but does not replace applicable state and federal laws governing conflicts of interest for nonprofit and charitable organizations.
Interested Person: Any director, officer, or committee member with board-delegated powers who has a direct or indirect financial interest.
Financial Interest: A person has a financial interest if they or an immediate family member has, directly or indirectly: an ownership or investment interest in any entity with which the Foundation has a transaction; a compensation arrangement with the Foundation or related entity; or a potential ownership or compensation interest in any entity with which the Foundation is negotiating.
In connection with any actual or possible conflict of interest, an interested person must disclose the existence of the financial interest and all material facts to the Board of Directors as soon as the individual becomes aware of the potential conflict.
After disclosure, the interested person shall leave the board meeting while the conflict is discussed and voted upon. The remaining board members shall decide if a conflict exists. If confirmed, the Board shall investigate alternatives and may only approve the transaction if it is in the best interest of the Foundation, fair and reasonable, and approved by a majority vote of disinterested directors.
If the Board has reasonable cause to believe a member has failed to disclose a conflict, it shall inform the member and allow an opportunity to explain. The Board may take appropriate disciplinary or corrective action if necessary.
Board minutes shall document: names of persons who disclosed a financial interest, the nature of the interest, any actions taken, the Board’s decision, persons present for related votes, and the content of discussion including alternatives considered.
Each director, officer, and committee member shall annually sign a statement affirming they have received, read, and understand this policy; agree to comply; and understand the Foundation must operate consistent with its tax-exempt purposes.
This Agreement outlines the expectations, responsibilities, and commitments of individuals serving on the Board of Directors of S.E.L.T.F. Board members play a critical role in advancing the Foundation’s mission and ensuring strong governance and accountability.
Board Member Commitment Statement
I understand the responsibilities of serving as a board member of the Southwest Education Leadership Training Foundation and commit to fulfilling these responsibilities to the best of my ability.
Name: _______________________________
Signature: ____________________________
Date: ________________________________
The Code of Ethics establishes standards of integrity, professionalism, and accountability for members of the Board of Directors. Board members are expected to act in ways that promote trust, transparency, and the long-term success of the Foundation.
Board members shall maintain confidentiality of sensitive financial information, personnel matters, strategic plans, and donor information.
Board members shall comply with federal and state laws governing nonprofit organizations, the Foundation’s Articles of Incorporation, bylaws, and all board-approved policies.
Acknowledgment
I acknowledge that I have read and understand the Code of Ethics for Board Members and agree to abide by these standards.
Name: _______________________________
Signature: ____________________________
Date: ________________________________
The Corporate Sponsorship Framework provides a structured approach for developing partnerships with corporations, foundations, and philanthropic organizations that support S.E.L.T.F.’s mission. Corporate partnerships provide critical financial resources to support scholarships, leadership development, educational programming, disaster relief, and community outreach.
The Foundation will pursue partnerships through: corporate philanthropy programs, Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives, event sponsorships, and long-term strategic partnerships that create sustained educational initiatives.
Board members support sponsorship development by identifying potential corporate partners, facilitating introductions to corporate leaders, promoting Foundation initiatives within professional networks, and supporting sponsorship events and fundraising efforts.
Corporate sponsors should be recognized through public acknowledgment, event recognition, inclusion in Foundation publications, and periodic updates on program impact. Strong stewardship helps maintain long-term partnerships.
To ensure that all Board Members actively support the financial sustainability and fundraising efforts of the Foundation.
Each member of the Board of Directors is expected to make a meaningful annual financial contribution and actively participate in fundraising efforts.
Each Board Member is expected to assist in securing financial support through one or more of the following:
The Foundation recognizes varying financial capacities; participation, engagement, and effort are valued alongside monetary contributions.
To encourage ethical conduct and provide a safe mechanism for reporting misconduct without fear of retaliation.
The Foundation requires directors, officers, employees, and volunteers to observe high standards of business and personal ethics.
Reports may be made to: Board Chair, Executive Director (if applicable), or Chair of the Audit or Governance Committee. Anonymous reports are permitted.
Reports will be handled as confidentially as possible, consistent with the need to investigate.
To ensure proper maintenance of organizational records and compliance with legal and regulatory requirements.
The Foundation will retain records for appropriate periods and securely dispose of them when no longer needed.
| Document Type | Retention Period |
|---|---|
| Articles of Incorporation, Bylaws | Permanent |
| Board Minutes & Resolutions | Permanent |
| IRS Filings (Form 990, etc.) | Permanent |
| Financial Statements & Audits | 7 years |
| Bank Statements | 7 years |
| Contracts & Agreements | 7 years after expiration |
| Grant Documents | 7 years after completion |
| Employment Records | 7 years after separation |
| Emails (general) | 3 years |
This policy establishes comprehensive financial controls and spending procedures to safeguard Foundation assets, ensure transparency and accountability, strengthen internal controls, and ensure compliance with applicable laws and SELTF Bylaws.
| Amount | Approval Required |
|---|---|
| Up to $1,000 | Treasurer or President |
| $1,001 – $5,000 | Treasurer + President |
| Above $5,000 | Full Board Approval |
Violations may result in disciplinary action, removal from financial responsibilities, or removal from the Board.
Certification & Approval — Adopted March 26, 2026
Board Chair: __________________________ Date: __________
Treasurer: ____________________________ Date: __________
Secretary: ____________________________ Date: __________
These documents reflect the Foundation’s commitment to transparency, accountability, and sound nonprofit governance practices.
The latest announcements, scholarship news, and Foundation updates from S.E.L.T.F. and the Southwestern Province.
Applications for undergraduate ($1,500), graduate ($2,500), and MVAC scholarships are open. Deadline: April 30, 2026.
S.E.L.T.F. proudly recognizes 7 scholars for 2024–25, including Carl Owens and Caron J. Manuel as named Grand Polemarch graduate scholarship recipients.
The Foundation’s redesigned website features online applications with document upload, five Zeffy donation portals, and a scholarship honor roll.
Foundation AnnouncementThe Board convened for the annual strategic planning session, setting goals for scholarship funding growth and outreach in 2026.
S.E.L.T.F.’s Disaster Relief program disbursed emergency funds to brothers affected by severe winter storms across the Province.
The Military and Veterans Affairs Commission (MVAC) Scholarship will be awarded for the first time to a contracted ROTC cadet in the 2025–26 cycle.
Receive scholarship deadlines, event announcements, and Foundation news directly in your inbox.
Honoring the brothers whose dedication to academic excellence, leadership, and service have been recognized by the Southwest Education Leadership Training Foundation.
Select a year to view that cycle’s scholarship recipients. Named awards are highlighted with a gold star. Undergraduate awards: $1,500 · Graduate awards: $2,500. Data sourced from the Southwestern Province website.
Your name could appear on this page. Applications for the 2025–26 award year are open now.
S.E.L.T.F. supports educational, health, and community initiatives that uplift brothers and communities throughout the Southwestern Province of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc.
The Southwestern Province of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc., in partnership with S.E.L.T.F. and the National Marrow Donor Program (NMDP), is mobilizing chapters across the Province to educate peers and grow the life-saving stem cell donor registry. Every registrant brings a patient one step closer to a cure.
View or download the official program flyer below.
Reach out to your local NMDP representative to schedule your chapter’s kickoff session and start earning points today.
Youth Enrichment · Ages 12–16Kappa Kamp is a transformative summer enrichment experience for young men ages 12–16, providing life skills development, academic enrichment, leadership training, and structured programming. S.E.L.T.F. proudly supports Kappa Kamp as part of its mission to invest in the next generation of leaders throughout the Southwestern Province.
How S.E.L.T.F. Supports Kappa KampYour gift directly supports programming, resources, and opportunities for young men ages 12–16 at Kappa Kamp. All donations are processed through S.E.L.T.F.’s Zeffy giving portal.
S.E.L.T.F. gratefully acknowledges the corporations and organizations whose generosity makes our scholarship and community programs possible. Corporate partnerships are vital to sustaining our mission.
We are proud to recognize the following organizations for their commitment to education, leadership, and community. To become a corporate sponsor, please contact us.
Platinum sponsor listings will appear here. Contribution: $25,000+
Gold sponsor listings will appear here. Contribution: $10,000 – $24,999
Silver sponsor listings will appear here. Contribution: $5,000 – $9,999
Community sponsor listings will appear here. Contribution: $1,000 – $4,999
Your investment directly funds scholarships, leadership development, and community programs across the Southwestern Province. Contact us to discuss partnership opportunities.
S.E.L.T.F. is grateful for the generous individuals who have made lasting commitments to our mission through the Foundation’s named donor tiers. Their contributions directly fund scholarships and programs throughout the Southwestern Province.
Named in honor of Atty. William “Randy” Bates, Jr., 32nd Grand Polemarch. Donors at this level contribute $500 annually to the Foundation’s scholarship mission.
Bates Leadership Circle donor names will be listed here as gifts are received.
Named in honor of Atty. Dwayne M. Murray, 31st Grand Polemarch. Donors at this level contribute $1,000 annually, carrying the torch of educational excellence forward.
Murray Torchbearer donor names will be listed here as gifts are received.
Named in honor of Dr. Elbert E. Allen, 21st Grand Polemarch. Donors at this level contribute $2,000 annually, investing in the academic excellence of the next generation of scholars.
Allen Scholars Guild donor names will be listed here as gifts are received.
Named in honor of Atty. Richard B. Millspaugh, 17th Grand Polemarch. Donors at this level contribute $5,000 annually, serving as pillars of the Foundation’s long-term endowment and sustainability.
Millspaugh Pillar Association donor names will be listed here as gifts are received.
Your annual commitment funds scholarships, leadership development, and programs that transform lives across the Southwestern Province. Every level of giving makes a difference.
A foundation requirement for Kappa Alpha Psi chapters within the Southwestern Province to maintain annual certification in good standing.
This is a requirement for annual Chapter Certification compliance. Each chapter must donate $100 annually before the Chapter Certification deadline and upload the receipt to the IHQ Chapter Certification Portal to confirm this requirement of the Chapter Certification Process.
Questions about Chapter Certification? Contact us at foundation@seltf.org
S.E.L.T.F.’s Advisory Committee comprises distinguished leaders of Kappa Alpha Psi whose wisdom, experience, and guidance help shape the Foundation’s strategic direction and mission.
The Advisory Committee provides strategic counsel, institutional knowledge, and philanthropic guidance to the Foundation’s Board of Directors and executive leadership.
For inquiries regarding the Advisory Committee or to nominate a candidate, please contact the Foundation.
Have a question about applications, donations, or the Foundation? We would love to hear from you. Our team typically responds within 2–3 business days.
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Scholarship Applications:
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MVAC / ROTC Scholarship:
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Disaster Relief:
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Board Member Emails:
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