Partnership with the Georgia District is a stake in a program portfolio that runs all year, statewide — mentoring, scholarships, voter registration, and the leadership pipeline that produces Georgia's Black professional class.
Chapters run from Morehouse, Clark Atlanta and Georgia's HBCUs to UGA, Georgia Tech, Georgia State and Emory — and the alumni chapters are led by the executives, physicians, attorneys, educators and engineers those campuses produce.
950+ young men in sustained, direct mentoring. Rho Kappa Lambda's Alpha Youth Academy has graduated 96 at an 88% success rate, diverting young men from the juvenile court system.
A Voteless People Is a Hopeless People — nonpartisan registration drives, policy panels and convenings at the State Capitol, engaging thousands of Georgia voters in 2024–25.
$56,000+ raised for March of Dimes in 2025 alone. Sigma Omicron Lambda's effort ranked #3 nationally across the entire fraternity.
Virtual Town Halls draw roughly 200 participants per session. The Leadership Development Institute brings 50 to Albany State for intensive training.
The 71st Annual · 86th Anniversary Conference meets 19–22 November 2026 at the Hilton Atlanta. 565 registrants at the 2025 convention. Every tier places your logo on the convention page through 31 August 2027.
Or select a tier above — each card goes straight to checkout.
Checkout on this page pays the Georgia District Association. Scholarships and youth-education programs can instead be given through the Alpha Georgia Education Foundation, a separate 501(c)(3) — see the two lanes. We do not advise on tax treatment; your own tax professional does. Tell us which lane you want and we will support it.
The convention is one weekend. These run all year, and they fall into two lanes depending on who receives the money — which decides how your finance team books it. Select any one to see what it involves.
Payable to the Alpha Georgia Education Foundation, a separate 501(c)(3) organization. This is the lane for scholarships, the Leadership Development Institute and youth education, and the one corporate foundations, giving programs and grantmakers usually ask for. Whether a gift is deductible, and how, is for your tax professional to determine — we make no representation about it. What we do is receipt it properly from the Foundation.
“LDI presented by [your organization]” at Albany State University, 50 participants in intensive leadership training. Includes an employee-engagement option — your staff teach a financial literacy or career session directly to the cohort.
“The [Your Name] Scholarship,” awarded on stage at the District Convention and renewable annually. Chapters awarded $160,000+ in scholarships district-wide in 2024–25 — Nu Mu Lambda’s $50,000 Beautillion program, Eta Lambda and Omicron Phi Lambda $20,000 each.
Health-education programming for young men across the chapters — 240+ youth reached in 2024–25 — with statewide branding on the program materials.
College-readiness programming across the chapters, with visibility in the back-to-school windows when families are making decisions.
These are arranged directly rather than bought through checkout, so the Foundation can receipt the gift properly. Email us or call and we will set it up.
Payable to the Georgia District Association, which is not the 501(c)(3). Convention visibility, exhibit booths, advertising and year-round brand placement sit here. That is what this page checks out.
Year-round logo on the district website, monthly features to 2,200+ email subscribers, and social mentions. Recurring rather than event-tied — the option for a brand that wants presence all year, not one weekend.
January visibility across all 8 areas at once. Dr. King was an Alpha, and this organization tells that story more authentically than any campaign can.
Nonpartisan civic-engagement branding statewide, under “A Voteless People Is a Hopeless People.” Chapters engaged thousands of voters in 2024–25 — Omicron Mu Lambda contacted 1,000+, Epsilon Beta Lambda phone-banked 500+, Eta Lambda registered 300+.
“Presented by” rights to the Miss Black and Old Gold Pageant, the College Step Competition, or the College Brothers Lunch. Sold separately from the sponsorship tiers.
Local visibility tied to one of the 8 areas, naming the specific chapters your support reaches. The areas cover metro Atlanta and every major secondary market in the state — Marietta, McDonough, Decatur, East Point, Athens, Carrollton, LaGrange, Columbus, Fort Valley, Albany, Augusta and Savannah — so a regional business can put its name where it actually trades.
Branded introduction and a 60-second spot before an engaged audience of roughly 200 per session, on the issues that matter to Black Georgia.
Recruiting tables sold to talent-acquisition budgets rather than marketing — so the same company can buy a table and a sponsorship without either budget absorbing the other.
Travel, printing and audio-visual contributed in kind, credited at full sponsorship-tier value. Your organization receives the recognition of the equivalent cash tier while the District reduces its convention cost — useful when there is no cash line item available but there is inventory or capacity. Tax treatment of an in-kind gift depends on what is contributed; we will tell you which lane it belongs in before you commit.
The two lanes are not exclusive. A commitment can be split — convention sponsorship through the District, plus a named scholarship or program gift through the Foundation. Tell us what you want to achieve in Georgia and we will support whichever lane you choose. How each one is treated is a question for your own tax professional, not for us.