Alpha Phi Omega-Theta Alumni Association Endowment Fund An investment in the future of service.

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Alpha Phi Omega-Theta Alumni Association Endowment Fund An investment in the future of service

APO-Theta’s Service Program For over 70 years, APO-Theta has performed a broad scope of service in the Charlottesville community and on UVA grounds, including  Chairing blood drives  Improving Ivy Creek, Camp Holiday Trails, Barrett Day Care  Supporting Garrett Square and Westhaven communities  Starting the University Escort Service  Renovating the Fluvanna County Community Centers  Supporting the Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts Amazingly, the chapter has performed these activities with no outside financial support.

Why is outside financial support a priority? Current service project funding comes from chapter dues, the occasional car wash, etc. — meager resources at best More groups approach APO-Theta to do service every semester, often needing APO-Theta to supply wood, materials, and tools Chapter brothers are willing, but do not have the financial means to fulfill all requests For this reason, providing a means to enhance and preserve APO’s service program has become a priority for many brothers and alumni

The means to enhance & preserve Theta’s service program: To provide financial support to the service program, a former long-term advisor of APO- Theta has presented a challenge grant to the alumni of Theta chapter: He will donate $10, towards the development of an APO-Theta Endowment Fund provided that Theta alumni match his donation by raising an additional $40, by February 2004, Theta Chapter’s 75 th Anniversary.

APO-Theta Alumni Association State of Virginia Non-Profit Organization 501(c)(3) Status is Being Researched Purposes: Gather for Organized Service and Social Events Outside of Pledge Projects Coordinate with the Chapter to Maintain Accurate Alumni Database and Inform Alumni of Chapter Events Steward The Service Trust

Alumni Association Structure First Meeting, October 21, 2001 Bylaws Passed Membership –Dues-paying Superbrothers ($10/year) Officers Elected for Two Year Terms President – Jackson Moore (Fall ’89) Secretary – Adam Goldsmith (Fall ’96) Treasurer – Keith Roots (Spring ’83) Chapter Liaison – Elizabeth Malakie (Fall ’99) Board of Trustees Elected – Terms Expiring: 2002 – Jeff Evans (Spring ’98) & Katya Zablotney (Spring ’87) 2003 – Jamie Hale (Spring ’93) & Jennifer Milan (Spring ’94) 2004 – Chris Plasencia (Spring ’98) & Dave Wilkinson (Spring ’97) Meetings – At least twice a year on Pledge Project Weekends.

How the Endowment Will Work Alumni Donations Will Fund the Endowment Chapter Will Get The Endowment’s Income Estimated 5% a year ($1,500/year for $30,000 in principal, $2,000/year for $40,000 of principal) Funds will benefit APO-Theta’s Service Program Chapter will make specific requests for funds Alumni Trustees Will Manage The Endowment Funds must benefit APO-Theta’s Service Program Trustees have discretion regarding distributions. No funds for non-service activities (bylaws) No funds for the Alumni (bylaws) Board will meet on Pledge Project Weekends

Fundraising Goal: $40,000 (In addition to $10,000 challenge grant) Presently (April 2002) raised $16,000 Need to raise an additional $24,000 Goal may increase due to brothers’ support Deadline: Theta’s 75 th Anniversary February 9, 2004

How can I help? Support the Endowment Maximizes Chapter’s Benefits from the Endowment Spread Your Pledge Payments Over Two Years Become active in the Alumni Association Meetings: Two More Reasons to Visit C’ville Only $10 per Year – Covers Mailing Expenses Participate in Alumni and Chapter Activities June ’02 Service Project in Richmond Next Meeting: Pledge Project Weekend Fall ’02 Tell us what’s going on with you!