School Outreach
Guide Right School Engagement
In the fall of 2019, the AAA Kappa Guide Right Program through the Krimson Foundation, began working directly with targeted Eastern Montgomery County PA area high schools and their superintendents and principals to provide onsite mentoring within the schools to better accommodate their overall needs and challenges with minority students. This monthly collaboration was determined by the school district officials as a means to decrease the achievement gap for minorities, in particular African-American male students, while increasing overall Guide Right recruitment and retention in the high schools through 2030.
With this continued partnership, the Krimson Foundation can effectively assist the needs of both the schools and the students through mentoring, gaining visibility and access to their service area/community, as well as participating on targeted racial/equity committees.
Kappa Akademy
Kappa Akademy was developed to stimulate early interest in technology based fields of study in young boys by providing them exposure to applied science, math, and technology.
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Kappa League
Kappa League welcomes young men ages 13 – 18 to experience training in leadership, achievement, and service.
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NationalGuide Right
The National branch of the Guide Right Program sponsors monthly virtual enrichment workshops and activities.
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School Outreach
The Krimson Foundation (the Abington-Ambler Alumni Chapter’s Charitable arm) operates a Kappa school outreach program.
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Your generous donation helps to support these vital programs and provides scholarships for deserving youth throughout the community.
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Partner Schools
Krimson Foundation Workshops
The Krimson Foundation facilitates a workshop called Preparation for Success targeted to both junior and senior high school students . The workshop seeks to help students understand the importance of professionalism, promptness, appropriate dress and building your resume.
Wissahickon High School’s CASA Club hosted a virtual town hall discussion with Dr. Marc Lamont Hill regarding the recent presidential election. Over 80 Students from Wissahickon, Abington, Cheltenham, Upper Dublin, and Springfield High Schools were in attendance.
The Krimson Foundation hosts Learn 2 Live workshops at each of our 6 partner schools. This ongoing virtual workshop features a discussion on interactions with police, and is led by Pennsylvania State Police Officers Lt Robert L. Bailey and Lt William Slaton.
Krimson Foundation hosted a virtual seminar “Secure The Bag” with the Hip Hop Financial Advisor Rob Wilson. This event was focused on financial literacy for all high school students with an emphasis on saving for college and understanding the importance of investing at an early age.
