Alpha Beta Sigma Chapter of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Inc.

"The Power of One" 

Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. with chapters in communities throughout in the United States, the Caribbean, Europe, Asia, and Japan continues to provide service to humanity in a variety of ways. However, since 1950, one way Sigma men have continued to work on the front line is with its efforts in mentoring young males.

Through the Sigma Beta Club, Sigma provides service to our communities via this organization working with young males starting at 7 years of age and on through the high school years. With many young men at-risk, we strive to provide them positive images of Black men. These young men will become what they see and will learn to rationalize the world around them by adapting to their environment. Our mission is to provide a positive environment for them in their youth, so that they will become and remain a positive force throughout their adult life.

Additionally, Phi Beta Sigma continues to be a leader on college campuses in providing community service working with local service organizations. Nationally, we are proud of all of our corporate community service partners such as the American Cancer Society, the March of Dimes, Boys Scouts of America and the Internal Revenue Service. Through these strategic partnerships, Sigma men are working harder than ever to address the growing needs and issues of our communities' worldwide.

Thanks for visiting and come back often to see what Sigma is doing with its community service programs. We wish you much success in your endeavors.

Brotherly,

Paul L. Griffin, Jr.
Paul L. Griffin, Jr.
International President

Name: Julmar Howard
Company: M.A.C. Men About Change
Email: jlhoward@aldine.k12.tx.us
Phone: 575-312-7737
Question/comment: Hello, I am writing in regards to an opportunity I
have for some of your members. I am from a program called M.A.C "Men
About Change." It is a program out of Nimitz Ninth Grade School for young
men who would like to make a change in their lives. We provide an
opportunity for these young men to experience all types of things out of
their ordinary life. We are trying to build dreams where they have been
lost.

One of our projects with the boys is a mentoring program. We would like
to pair them up with successful men from the community who can guide
them, both professionally and socially. Many of these boys don't have
fathers or they have fathers whom are less than adequate. The mentors
would do things like donate professional clothing, used business items, go
on trips with them to places like the golf course, athletic events,
etc.  If there are any men in your group who would be interested in
mentoring one of our boys, please have them email Julmar Howard at
jlhoward@aldine.k12.tx.us.  If you would like more information I would
be happy to provide it. Thank you and hope to hear from you soon.

Sincerely,

J. Howard
M.A.C.
Nimitz Ninth Grade School