Honoring our heroes in style! The Kappa Alpha Psi Veterans Day Celebration at the West Palm Beach Kennel Club was a day to remember! Incredible moments, laughter, and gratitude filled the air as we celebrated with special guests including Mayor Steven Wilson of Belle Glade, Lt. Gen. Darrell Williams, President of Hampton University, Mayor Ronnie Felder of Riviera Beach, and Councilwoman Angela Burns from Delray Beach.

Through storytelling, interactive presentations, and the unique talents of Willie Brown and his puppet friends, the fraternity members highlighted the rich history and contributions of African Americans. Their message was clear: understand the past, embrace your heritage, and keep striving for excellence. The event left a lasting impression, motivating the students to persevere in their studies and dreams.

In the spirit of holiday warmth and community generosity, the members of Kappa Alpha Psi Delray Beach came together for a festive holiday party orchestrated with care and enthusiasm. The event, meticulously planned by the dedicated Bro Michele Jackson, unfolded as a joyous occasion that blended celebration with acts of goodwill.

In a joyous celebration of academic achievement and community support, the members of the Kappa Alpha Psi Delray Beach Foundation gathered to award two deserving high school students, Nephtalie Anulysse and Chadelson Louine, with checks of one thousand dollars each. This philanthropic initiative exemplified the fraternity's commitment to empowering and investing in the next generation of leaders.

In a dedicated pursuit of excellence and unity, the members of Kappa Alpha Psi Delray Beach fraternity gathered at Saint John's in Boynton Beach, Florida, for a transformative MTA (Membership Training Academy) event. This gathering was a testament to the fraternity's commitment to fostering leadership, brotherhood, and a shared sense of purpose among its members.

In a heartwarming display of community engagement and appreciation, the Kappa Alpha Psi Delray Beach fraternity organized a delightful luncheon for the dedicated faculty of Galaxy Elementary School. The fraternity, known for its commitment to service and fostering positive relationships within the community, took the initiative to express gratitude to the unsung heroes shaping young minds.

The Brother’s of the Delray Beach Alumni Chapter gathered along with brothers from West Palm and Belle Glade alumni chapters to celebrate the prestigious fraternity’s Founder’s Day. With over 200 people in attendance including local tennis start Coco Gauff, Kappa Brother Dr. Rev. Bro. Pender delivered a spirited sermon.

On Friday February 17th the brothers visited Galaxy elementary school to educate students about black history. Galaxy is an elementary school located in east Boynton with a significant number of black students.

The Brothers of Kappa Alpha Psi Delray Beach Alumni Chapter gathered for their annual Founder’s day celebrations at Penny Lanes in bowling in West Delray. This was a prelude to their appearance in the at St John's Missionary Baptist Church in Boynton Beach FL.

The Kappa Alpha Psi Delray Breach Alumni Chapter is happy to welcome three new brothers the fraternity. Brothers Brian Crandell, Michele Jackson, and Jefferey Pollock have joined the bond and have dedicated themselves to the brotherhood and our community. Bro. Crandell, the youngest of the new brothers and Stevenson University graduate has built a career in finance as he manages a hedge fund in Miami. Bro. Jackson, a Rutgers alumni has also built an illustrious career in management and is currently serving as Global Head of Talent Acquisition at Pedul. Bro. Pollock is a Florida A & M gradate who serves our veterans at the veterans Affairs office in the HR department.