pi kappa alpha foundation 2013 annual report

Raising Funds to Educate and Empower

Principled Leaders

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In many ways, the English proverb mighty oaks from little acorns grow represents the impact made by the thou-sands of generous and loyal PIKE brothers and friends of Pi Kappa Alpha. Thanks to the ongoing financial assistance that continues to grow each year, the Fraternity is able to bolster its programs in support of educating and empowering principled leaders.

Year-in and year-out, the Fraternity is challenged to establish a financial strategy to address the needs of today’s student, while simul-taneously preparing for the future landscape of Pi Kappa Alpha. In this 2013 Annual Report we highlight the many chapter-specific, individual, and international scholar-ships and grants that have been made available to the Fraternity by generous alumni and friends who have contributed to the PIKE Foun-dation. We also honor the supporters of the Campaign for PIKE University whose

stretch gifts have helped us secure over $7 million in support of leadership and personal development edu-cation for our students.

The donations of time and treasure made to Pi Kappa Alpha year after year have turned our modest beginning into something great. We are champions and advocates for those who want to become better men through experi-ences and opportunities that only Pi Kappa Alpha can provide.

On behalf of all PIKE Founda-tion volunteers and staff, we thank you for “nurturing the Oak”, and supporting the young men who will lead our campuses, communities and society.

Bruce A. Wolfson (Pennsylvania, Beta Pi ’71)Foundation President

N. Ryan Flickinger(Southern Illinois, Iota Mu ’94)Foundation CEO

Brothers & Friendsof Pi Kappa Alpha

2013 BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Bruce A. WolfsonPresident

Pennsylvania, Beta Pi ’71Attorney

Bingham McCutchen LLPNew York, New York

Mark A. RobertsonVice President

Southern Methodist, Beta Zeta ’82

Attorney and Partner Fulbright & Jaworski, LLP

New York, New York

G. Brint RyanSecretary/Treasurer

North Texas, Epsilon Delta ’83

Founder and CEO Ryan & Company

Dallas, Texas

Daniel A. BergerTrustee

Arizona, Gamma Delta ’99Director, Commercial and Specialty Finance

Capital OneBethesda, Maryland

W. Thomas ClarkTrustee

Virginia Tech, Epsilon ’73Chairman

The Westchester BankNorth Salem, New York

Steven S. HeckTrustee

Kansas State, Alpha Omega ’88

Director,Taxes and Global Planning

Procter & Gamble CompanyCincinnati, Ohio

Keith J. KetchmanTrustee

Florida, Alpha Eta ’74President

Ketchman/Wolf AssociatesChicago, Illinois

John L. LisherTrustee

Indiana, Delta Xi ’71Attorney

Kopka, Pinkus, Dolin & EadsIndianapolis, Indiana

Edward A. PeaseTrustee

Indiana, Delta Xi ’71Senior Vice President

Rolls-Royce North AmericaWashington, D.C.

David W. Porter Trustee

East Central, Epsilon Omega ‘84Corporate Vice President

Microsoft CorporationRedmond, Washington

Thomas C. Tillar, Jr.Trustee

Virginia Tech, Epsilon ’70Vice President for Alumni

RelationsVirginia Tech

Blacksburg, Virginia

Joseph J. Turner, Jr. Trustee

Clemson, Eta Alpha, ‘70Chief Executive OfficerFirst Sun Management

CorporationClemson, South Carolina

Marvin D. DennisTrustee Emeritus

Illinois, Beta Eta ’56 President

Dennis & CompanySan Francisco, California

William N. LaForgeTrustee Emeritus

Delta State, Zeta Beta ’69President

Delta State UniversityCleveland, Mississippi

Richard F. OgleTrustee Emeritus

Alabama, Gamma Alpha ’61Attorney, Christian & Small LLP

Birmingham, Alabama

2,506Individual donors

13¢Cost per

dollar raised

$1.5MMIncrease in

endowment from prior year

170%Increase in

awarded grants

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THE CAMPAIGN FOR PIKE UNIVERSITYThe Campaign for PIKE University is a $10 mil-lion effort focused on partially endowing and subsidizing the PIKE University program. PIKE University is a premier personal development and leadership-training platform offered to undergraduate members and alumni volun-teers of Pi Kappa Alpha.

Programming EndowmentFunding Need: $5,000,000Raised : $4,005,800

Expand access to leadership training events by expanding regional programming and reducing cost for chapters and students to participate.

Distance Learning & TechnologyFunding Need: $2,000,000Raised : $107,800

Develop and deliver an online learning man-agement system tailored for new member education and the continued education of chapter members throughout their under-graduate career.

Alumni Advancement Funding Need: $1,000,000Raised: $275,000

Provide training and resources to alumni advisors; Alumni outreach and development program.

Chapter Endowment FundRaised: $1,644,135

Establish restricted chapter-specific funds for tuition scholarships (see page 7).

PIKE UniversityGeneral Support & President’s CouncilRaised: $1,593,819

Individual awards and support for benefit of student members and their quest to partici-pate in PIKE University.

To learn more about PIKE University & the campaign, visit www.pikefoundation.org/cpu

Marvin D. Dennis, Illinois, Beta Eta ’56

“Events such as the Chap-ter Executives Confer-ence not only provide the opportunity for personal leadership development, but ensure our chapter officers are receiving the best operations training available – sustaining the success of Pi Kappa Alpha long term.”

G. Brint Ryan, North Texas,

Epsilon Delta ’83

“PIKE University has clearly demonstrated its ability to develop and train our undergraduates. This has resulted in increased chap-ter success through height-ened leadership skills. By endowing these programs, we are directly investing in the future success of our young men.”

Thomas C. Tillar, Virginia Tech, Epsilon ’70

“Never before have alumni had such a compelling reason to give back to Pi Kappa Alpha, and what better reason than the personal development and leadership training of our undergraduates. Rallying support for PIKE University programs is truly in line with the mission and vision of our Fraternity, help-ing ensure that all Pikes become principled citizens and courageous leaders.”

Alumni and friends now have

the opportunity to provide

an unparalleled advantage

to generations of young men

by participating in the Cam-

paign for PIKE University. With

your help, Pi Kappa Alpha will

raise $10 million to expand,

innovate, endow and protect

the PIKE University program

and curriculum – the advan-

tage – that has such a positive

impact on so many.

Goal

$10,000,000

Gifts & Pledges Received

$7,626,634(as of 12-31-13)

$10M

$9M

$8M

$7M

$6M

$5M

$4M

$3M

$2M

$1M

LEAD DONORS SUPPORT PIKE UNIVERSITY...

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YEAR-END FINANCIAL REPORTIn 2013, the Pi Kappa Alpha Foundation built upon the success of the last few years, offering particular focus to growing the Endowment Fund. Cash receipts increased by nearly 40% over the previous year as donors fulfilled pledges made for the Campaign for PIKE University. The year was also a strong one for investments; market value adjustments paired with additional deposits resulted in the greatest period of growth in the 65-year history of the Foundation’s Endowment Fund.

The success realized in 2013 was not limited to one particular area. Unrestricted net assets increased by over $206,000 while permanently-restricted net assets increased by nearly $1.3 mil-lion. The importance of donors providing unrestricted gifts was

clearly demonstrated as the Foundation invested only $235,920 in (unrestricted) fundraising costs to raise $1,626,702 in restricted donations, representing a total return of 590%.

With respect to grants and scholarships, the Foundation granted nearly half a million dollars more than in the prior year, an increase of 170%. As the Campaign for PIKE University nears its successful completion, the Foundation will strive to maintain the momentum generated during this period of unparalleled success while continuing to provide clear and accurate reporting to donors as the investors in Pi Kappa Alpha’s future.

STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES

Revenue & Support 2013 2012

Cash Contributions $2,006,695 $1,446,372

Pledges $306,363 $1,104,635

Rental Income $81,823 $85,829

Investments $699,762 $490,054

Miscellaneous $75,522 $75,845

Total $3,170,165 $3,202,735

Expenses 2013 2012

War Memorial Maintenance $186,035 $131,765

Management & General $709,980 $737,771

Fundraising $106,887 $134,029

Shield & Diamond Support $26,403 $45,174

Scholarships & Grants $759,895 $282,186

Total $1,789,200 $1,330,925

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS $1,380,965 $1,871,810

Permanentlyrestricted

Temporarilyrestricted

Unrestricted

Cash Contributions & Pledges

0 $2 $4 $6 $8 $10 $12

Permanently restricted Temporarily restricted Unrestricted

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

Foundation Net Assets

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FOUNDATION ENDOWMENT FUND

ENDOWMENT FUND &GIFT ACCEPTANCE COMMITTEE

Chairman, W. Thomas Clark (Virginia Tech, Epsilon ’73) Chairman, The Westchester Bank

F. Anderson Morse (William & Mary, Gamma ’76) Director of Development, Mount Vernon Estates & Gardens

August Petersen (East Central, Epsilon Omega ’71) President & CEO, Stewardship-Austin Equity, LLC

Ronald E. Roark (Drake, Delta Omicron ’70) CEO, Crown NorthCorp, Inc.

Jerome H. Herman (Pennsylvania, Beta Pi ’72) COO, United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism

The PIKE Foundation manages an endowment for the benefit of Pi Kappa Alpha and its membership for educational and charitable purposes including, but not limited to, scholarships, educational program grants and associated administrative purposes.

The financial and investment operations of the Foundation are under the direct oversight of the organization’s Board of Trustees, which delegates specific responsibilities to separate committees. The Foundation’s Endowment Fund & Gift Acceptance Commit-tee reviews Fund performance and monitors market conditions in order to ensure long-term growth and to guarantee the in-come needed for the annual scholarships and grants to which

the Foundation is committed. Additionally, the Committee has engaged a third-party wealth management firm to assist with the investment and management of the organization’s funds.

The Foundation’s financial statements are annually audited by an independent firm in accordance with auditing standards generally accepted in the U.S.

$1,523,884 Amount by which the Foundation increased its endowment in 2013 (29%)

$733,495Amount raised for Chapter Endowment Funds and other endowed awards in 2013

Cash0%

Hedge Funds1%Multi-Strategy

5%Small/Mid Cap (US)

7%MLP7%

Other Equity7%

Large Cap (US)11%

International12%

Private Equity22%

Fixed Income28%

Foundation Fund Asset Allocation

$3

$4

$5

$6

$7

2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

Foundation Fund Balance

Endowment Fund

2008 $3,732,434

2009 $3,944,695

2010 $4,419,928

2011 $4,431,522

2012 $5,253,918

2013 $6,777,802


The Foundation exists to operate solely and exclusively as a beneficent, charitable, literary and educational organization with-in the meaning of 501(c)(3) of the IRS Code of 1954. The Foundation welcomes donors who wish to establish a scholarship or grant in their name or in memory/honor of a brother, family member or company.

In general, a named gift substantially cov-ers the cost of a program or provides a market relevant scholarship. Establish-ing an individual scholarship requires a minimum contribution of $20,000, which can be pledged over a period of time or through a planned estate gift.

INDIVIDUAL SCHOLARSHIPS

The Foundation currently manages over 130 endowed, unendowed and educa-tional facility grant funds for chapters.

Scholarships that directly benefit

undergraduates

114

INTERNATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS

Fred A. Anderson Educational Grant* $24,019

Arkoma Region Endowed Scholarship $14,512

Bobango Advised Scholarship $14,820

Robert N. Cox Legacy Leadership Award^ $20,299

Future Entrepreneurial Award* $272,139

Esactius Scholarship $51,931

James R. Favor Scholarship $106,206

Garth C. Grissom Endowed Award* $74,318

R. Craig Hoenshell Honor Society Endowment $198,671

Francis M. Linderman Scholarship^ $2,317

John “Jack” Lux Scholarship $10,697

William M. McKissack Scholarship $32,083

Robert D. Lynn Memorial Scholarship $14,316

Joseph A. Pavelka Memorial Scholarship $17,824

Richard Ralph Family Fund Scholarship* $74,866

Robertson Most Outstanding Undergraduate Award $188,524

Simon A. Simon Memorial Scholarship $39,542

Kris White Scholarship $18,502

ALPHA CHAPTER, VIRGINIA

William Clay Parrish, Jr. Memorial Leadership Award $11,112

EPSILON CHAPTER, VIRGINIA TECH

Jenks Robertson Memorial Scholarship $9,747

Tom C. Tillar Leadership Scholarship $9,080

ZETA CHAPTER, TENNESSEE

Roger Bradley Scholarship Fund^ $4,671

Buddy Heins Scholarship^ $2,444

Larry Jackson and Alan “Bubba” Jones Scholarship $20,018

Tom Wade Scholarship^ $12,768

ETA CHAPTER, TULANE

William Cone Scholarship $29,064

NU CHAPTER, WOFFORD COLLEGE

D. Mark Anderson Leadership Scholarship 29,442

UPSILON CHAPTER, AUBURN UNIVERSITY

David H. Dyson Servant Leadership Award^ $19

Bill Ham, Sr. Endowed Scholarship $7,397

William C. Watkins Scholarship $93,928

Educational Facilities Grant Fund $41,449

ALPHA ALPHA CHAPTER, DUKE UNIVERSITY

Thomas Lyle “Doc” Williams Scholarship $17,502

John P. McGovern, M.D. Academic Scholarship $66,031

ALPHA EPSILON CHAPTER, NORTH CAROLINA STATE


ALPHA ZETA CHAPTER, ARKANSAS

Norris Taylor Jr. Leadership Scholarship $52,845


ALPHA ETA CHAPTER, FLORIDA

A. Frank Smith Leadership Award $17,410

Chris R. Corna Leadership Scholarship $84,646

William Dial Endowed Scholarship $8,143

Jeffrey Roschman Scholarship $5,603

Jerry Yachabach Scholarship $30,647

ALPHA MU CHAPTER, GEORGIA

Georgia PIKES Educational Fund of Alpha Mu^ $360

ALPHA NU CHAPTER, MISSOURI

George Denton Memorial Scholarship $28,627

Charles Wilson Eatherly Memorial Scholarship $9,900

Glenn M. McCaslin Endowed Fund $64,282

Wayne Smith Scholarship $20,944


ALPHA XI CHAPTER, CINCINNATI

Michael Dever Leadership Award $25,715

Chris Jones Memorial Scholarship $16,981

Jack Van Fossen Scholarship $12,628

William R. Nester Brotherhood & Ideals Scholarships $71,987

ALPHA OMEGA CHAPTER, KANSAS STATE

Ike & Letty Evans True PIKE Scholarship $207,369

Steven Heck Family Fund $26,607

Lance Melber Legacy Scholarship^ $50,000

BETA ALPHA CHAPTER, PENNSYLVANIA STATE

Quentin Wood Educational Excellence Scholarship $57,043


BETA BETA CHAPTER, WASHINGTON

Beta Beta Outstanding Achievement Award $36,789

Robert Imrie Memorial Scholarship $54,415

Bob Keene Scholarship $16,584

Al Ross Scholarship $11,588

Mann/Miller Academic Excellence Award $12,279

BETA ETA CHAPTER, ILLINOIS

Tom Abraham Memorial Scholarship $17,696

Rich Western Scholarship $9,515

Malcolm Todd Scholarship $11,260

Roger Woizeski Scholarship^ $695


BETA KAPPA CHAPTER, EMORY UNIVERSITY

David Gary Chaikin Memorial Scholarship $50,900

BETA MU CHAPTER, TEXAS

Walsdorf Fund for Beta Mu^ $1,425

BETA OMICRON CHAPTER, OKLAHOMA

Donald E. Hamilton Memorial Scholarship $12,332

Chris A. Taylor Memorial Scholarship $12,909

BETA PI CHAPTER, PENNSYLVANIA

Beta Pi SMC Scholarship^ $1,734

Dave Herman Memorial Scholarship $8,934

BETA SIGMA CHAPTER, CARNEGIE MELLON

Joe Thomas Leadership Award^ $488

BETA PHI CHAPTER, PURDUE

Arthur Bowes Memorial Leadership/Academic Award $13,360

Robert L. Rain Scholarship $16,195

BETA CHI CHAPTER, MINNESOTA

Lee Slater Memorial Scholarship $63,387

GAMMA ALPHA CHAPTER, ALABAMA

John Horne Memorial Academic Scholarship $8,398

Richard F. Ogle Leadership Award $14,147

GAMMA DELTA CHAPTER, ARIZONA

Gamma Delta New Member of the Year Award $10,846

Gamma Delta Rush Chairman Award $15,374

Gamma Delta SMC Leadership Scholarship $26,600

Gamma Delta Social Leadership Award $10,927

Bram Govaars Scholarship $16,872

GAMMA ETA CHAPTER, SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

John Hein Fund $26,209

GAMMA OMICRON CHAPTER, OHIO UNIVERSITY

Martha E. Banfield Memorial Award $183,456

Bill Sutherin Award $40,311

GAMMA XI CHAPTER, WASHINGTON STATE

Phillip M. Lighty Scholarship $20,854

GAMMA SIGMA CHAPTER, PITTSBURGH

Willard R. Hoel Scholarship $30,315

GAMMA TAU CHAPTER, RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC

Clarence Isham Endowed Fund for Gamma Tau $334,204

GAMMA PSI CHAPTER, LOUISIANA TECH

George W. Levert, Sr. Memorial Scholarship $37,563

GAMMA OMEGA CHAPTER, MIAMI


DELTA GAMMA CHAPTER, MIAMI-OHIO


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INDIVIDUAL SCHOLARSHIPS AND BALANCES AS OF 12/31/13

Key: ^ = unendowed * = criteria TBD


CHAPTER ENDOWMENT FUNDSThe PIKE Foundation has established Chapter Endowment Funds (CEFs) for each chapter of the Organization (silent and active). These funds have been supported through undergraduate giving (φφka Club) and tax-deductible donations from alumni and friends.

Each CEF is managed and invested by the Foundation Board of Trustees and used to benefit undergraduates. Once a specific chapter’s fund reaches $10,000 for one fiscal year, the Foundation annu-

ally awards 3%-5% of the corpus amount. As the balance grows, so does the size of the grant. They are designed to grow and last in perpetuity.

Annual grants from these funds provide scholarships to chapters and students for PIKE University programming and events.

As of December 31, 2013, the Foundation manages $2,090,014 for this program. Only 57 chapters currently have endowed CEFs ($10,000+). By making a restricted

gift to your chapter’s endowment fund, you can help fully establish or grow an-nual proceeds to directly support PIKE students from your alma mater.

Chapters currently have endowed CEFs

($10,000+)

57

Alpha $2,932

Beta $1,417

Gamma $32,288

Epsilon $8,683

Zeta $42,884

Eta $1,985

Theta $7,452

Iota $1,783

Kappa $923

Mu $1,654

Nu $939

Xi $1,998

Omicron $1,084

Pi $966

Sigma $14,677

Tau $5,646

Upsilon $14,581

Phi $843

Psi $2,135

Omega $6,673

Alpha Alpha $1,375

Alpha Gamma $23,203

Alpha Delta $7,047

Alpha Epsilon $1,773

Alpha Zeta $61,892

Alpha Eta $41,007

Alpha Theta $2,843

Alpha Iota $1,556

Alpha Kappa $32,947

Alpha Lambda $2,472

Alpha Mu $738

Alpha Nu $25,950

Alpha Xi $14,868

Alpha Omicron $809

Alpha Pi $2,852

Alpha Rho $14,661

Alpha Sigma $19,642

Alpha Tau $12,414

Alpha Upsilon $283

Alpha Phi $37,783

Alpha Chi $2,069

Alpha Psi $339

Alpha Omega $58,781

Beta Alpha $2,337

Beta Beta $19,600

Beta Gamma $7,777

Beta Delta $1,480

Beta Zeta $13,173

Beta Eta $69

Beta Theta $6,639

Beta Kappa $3,293

Beta Mu $6,969

Beta Nu $13,930

Beta Xi $947

Beta Omicron $6,764

Beta Pi $84,213

Beta Sigma $2,457

Beta Tau $14,357

Beta Upsilon $1,445

Beta Phi $4,556

Beta Chi $650

Gamma Alpha $36,503

Gamma Beta $19,515

Gamma Gamma $628

Gamma Delta $83,986

Gamma Epsilon $3,440

Gamma Zeta $118

Gamma Eta $11,631

Gamma Theta $5,394

Gamma Iota $2,364

Gamma Kappa $7,289

Gamma Lambda $15,706

Gamma Mu $16,161

Gamma Nu $5,714

Gamma Xi $69,557

Gamma Omicron $5,116

Gamma Pi $14,878

Gamma Rho $2,173

Gamma Sigma $17,411

Gamma Tau $19,555

Gamma Upsilon $23,645

Gamma Phi $1,279

Gamma Chi $7,937

Gamma Psi $5,975

Gamma Omega $4,083

Delta Alpha $5,561

Delta Beta $6,667

Delta Gamma $52,464

Delta Delta $1,179

Delta Epsilon $6,565

Delta Zeta $30,914

Delta Eta $1,330

Delta Theta $10,205

Delta Iota $4,191

Delta Kappa $22

Delta Lambda $273

Delta Mu $1,704

Delta Nu $10,581

Delta Xi $46,007

Delta Omicron $3,103

Delta Pi $13,157

Delta Rho $1,065

Delta Sigma $5,290

Delta Tau $165,166

Delta Upsilon $2,055

Delta Chi $29,795

Delta Psi $2,456

Delta Omega $4,063

Epsilon Alpha $1,218

Epsilon Beta $511

Epsilon Gamma $3,510

Epsilon Delta $1,925

Epsilon Epsilon $37,069

Epsilon Zeta $2,086

Epsilon Eta $783

Epsilon Theta $8,301

Epsilon Iota $25,826

Epsilon Kappa $2,812

Epsilon Lambda $1,943

Epsilon Mu $618

Epsilon Nu $996

Epsilon Xi $289

Epsilon Omicron $476

Epsilon Pi $365

Epsilon Sigma $4,128

Epsilon Upsilon $4,027

Epsilon Phi $715

Epsilon Chi $2,296

Epsilon Psi $652

Epsilon Omega $2,605

Zeta Alpha A $2,295

Zeta Beta $16,682

Zeta Gamma $1,063

Zeta Delta $324

Zeta Epsilon $1,182

Zeta Eta $2,084

Zeta Theta $2,818

Zeta Iota $3,261

Zeta Kappa $2,142

Zeta Lambda $350

Zeta Mu $1,520

Zeta Xi $1,916

Zeta Omicron $1,515

Zeta Pi $3,080

Zeta Rho $1,092

Zeta Sigma $13,097

CHAPTERS/COLONIES AND BALANCES AS OF 12/31/13

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Zeta Tau $902

Zeta Phi $12,882

Zeta Chi $1,262

Zeta Omega $5,918

Eta Alpha $20,119

Eta Beta $1,165

Eta Epsilon $24,412

Eta Zeta $2,615

Eta Eta $348

Eta Theta $741

Eta Kappa $568

Eta Mu $500

Eta Nu $366

Eta Omicron $27,533

Eta Pi $66

Eta Rho $4,123

Eta Sigma $423

Eta Tau $1,098

Eta Upsilon $4,355

Eta Phi $2,469

Eta Chi $23

Eta Omega $47

Theta Alpha $1,207

Theta Beta $715

Theta Gamma $520

Theta Delta $1,235

Theta Epsilon $1,529

Theta Zeta $1,246

Theta Eta $1,082

Theta Theta $1,176

Theta Kappa $2,184

Theta Lambda $20,633

Theta Mu $1,011


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DELTA ZETA CHAPTER, MEMPHIS

David Brantley Judd Memorial Scholarship $12,854

DELTA THETA CHAPTER, ARKANSAS STATE

Chris Crye Memorial Scholarship $24,854

Delta Theta Resident Leaders Scholarship $29,788

DELTA LAMBDA CHAPTER, FLORIDA STATE

Ryan L’Homme Memorial Scholarship $20,036

DELTA XI CHAPTER, INDIANA UNIVERSITY

John L. Lisher Academic Award $46,535

Lisher Educational Fund^ $12,096

Lisher Leadership Scholarship $58,695

Lisher True PIKE Scholarship $48,218


DELTA PI CHAPTER, SAN JOSE STATE

Delta Pi Leadership Scholarship^ $8,000

EPSILON GAMMA CHAPTER, TEXAS TECH

Gary Welch Scholarship $15,467


EPSILON DELTA CHAPTER, NORTH TEXAS

Scott Belshaw Scholarship Fund^ $2,203


EPSILON ETA CHAPTER, HOUSTON

John P. McGovern, M.D. Leadership Scholarship $66,031

EPSILON THETA CHAPTER, COLORADO STATE


EPSILON IOTA CHAPTER, SOUTHEAST MISSOURI STATE

Ronald D. Harris Academic Award^ $22

EPSILON LAMBDA CHAPTER, MURRAY STATE


EPSILON SIGMA CHAPTER, TENNESSEE-MARTIN

David H. Graham Scholarship $9,921

Bob Reddin Extraordinary Performance Award^ $14

EPSILON OMEGA CHAPTER, EAST CENTRAL

Chris A. Smith Memorial Scholarship $10,013

ZETA CHI CHAPTER, MISSOURI STATE

Bob Mays Scholarship^ $5,579

ETA ALPHA CHAPTER, CLEMSON

Eddie Smith Book Scholarship^ $231

ETA EPSILON CHAPTER, ANGELO STATE

Glenn Stranahan Scholarship^ $1,689

ETA OMICRON CHAPTER, LOUISIANA-MONROE

Eta Omicron Chapter Eternal Scholarship $11,401

THETA XI CHAPTER, TEXAS A&M-COMMERCE

Phillip L. McLeod Leadership Scholarship $32,928

Theta Xi Convention Fund^ $297

INDIVIDUAL SCHOLARSHIPScontinued from page 6

THETA OMICRON CHAPTER, INDIANA STATE

Robert R. and Joanna Pease Scholarship $32,695


IOTA BETA CHAPTER, CALIFORNIA STATE-FRESNO

Scott L. Seidel Scholarship $9,099

IOTA GAMMA CHAPTER, NEBRASKA-KEARNEY

William R. Nester Brotherhood & Ideals Award $23,925

IOTA DELTA CHAPTER, ROSE HULMAN

Tom Husselman Extraordinary Performance Award $17,999

IOTA KAPPA CHAPTER, CALIFORNIA-SANTA BARBARA

Andrew C. Lynch Scholarship $25,926

Quentin L. Richard Academic/Leadership Award $17,423

IOTA UPSILON CHAPTER, GEORGIA SOUTHERN


PIKE UNIVERSITY ENDOWMENTS

Alumni Advancement Fund $5,890

Chapter Executives Conference $582,178

Distance Learning & Technology Scholarship $52,005

PIKE University General Fund $688,940

Publications and Programming Endowment $55,680

The Academy $261,899

ATLANTA AREA ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

Robert M. McFarland Scholarship Fund^* $6,761

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Theta Nu $799

Theta Xi $2,271

Theta Omicron $12,775

Theta Pi $10,068

Theta Rho $467

Theta Sigma $1,832

Theta Tau $1,146

Theta Upsilon $2,178

Theta Phi $698

Theta Chi $513

Theta Psi $17,143

Theta Omega $1,081

Iota Alpha $7,456

Iota Beta $4,231

Iota Gamma $15,900

Iota Delta $32,489

Iota Epsilon $350

Iota Zeta $368

Iota Eta $707

Iota Theta $1,012

Iota Iota $319

Iota Kappa $319

Iota Lambda $206

Iota Mu $2,338

Iota Nu $430

Iota Xi $69

Iota Omicron $150

Iota Pi $347

Iota Rho $867

Iota Sigma $689

Iota Tau $448

Iota Upsilon $2,110

Iota Chi $361

Iota Psi $227

Iota Omega $965

Kappa Alpha $2,400

Kappa Beta $15

Kappa Gamma $14,575

Kappa Delta $6,155

Kappa Epsilon $16,676

Kappa Zeta $1,294

Kappa Eta $237

Kappa Theta $1,473

Kappa Iota -

Kappa Kappa $7,312

Kappa Lambda $1,093

Kappa Mu $1,241

Kappa Nu $9,316

Kappa Xi $22

Kappa Omicron $4,258

Kappa Pi $2,400

Kappa Rho $95

Kappa Sigma $144

Kappa Tau $463

Kappa Upsilon $1,023

Kappa Phi $582

Kappa Chi $139

Kappa Psi $2,955

Kappa Omega $17,343

Lambda Alpha $482

Lambda Beta $1,860

Lambda Gamma $140

Lambda Delta $5,947

Lambda Epsilon $477

Lambda Zeta $5,001

Lambda Eta $1,626

Lambda Theta $47

Lambda Iota $6,210

Lambda Kappa $27

Lambda Lambda $29,709

Lambda Mu $6,303

Lambda Nu $93

Lambda Xi $1,014

Lambda Omicron $653

Lambda Pi $1,111

Lambda Rho $4,501

Lambda Sigma -

Lambda Tau $64

Lambda Upsilon $2,511

Lambda Phi -

Lambda Chi $4,482

Lambda Psi $95

Lambda Omega $875

Mu Alpha -

Mu Beta -

Mu Gamma $59

Mu Delta -

Mu Epsilon $3,697

Mu Zeta -

Mu Eta $815

Mu Theta $253

Colony at Columbus State $23

Zeta Alpha B $1,980

CHAPTER ENDOWMENT FUNDS

Key: ^ = unendowed * = criteria TBD

pi kappa alpha foundation 2013 annual report

Documents

beta pi

kappa alpha year

friends of pi kappa

alpha eta

eta alpha

alpha omega

epsilon delta

beta eta