The EBL Foundation

The Epsilon Beta Lambda Foundation, Inc. is the non-profit charitable arm of the chapter. It focuses on scholarship, on programs, and on the training and development of the chapter's membership.


What It Carries

Talent Search

A Fully Staffed Federal TRIO Program

The EBL Foundation operates the chapter's Educational Talent Search program under the U.S. Department of Education, providing free college-access services to students across Middle Georgia. It is the largest undertaking the chapter has.

What the program does

Scholarships

The Stevenson, Dillard and MidSouth Awards

The EBL Foundation carries the chapter's annual academic scholarships. Two new awards were established in a recent year, existing awards were increased, and $10,000 was awarded across a single year.

The scholarships, and how to apply

Go-to-High-School

The Fraternity's Oldest Program, Carried Here

The EBL Foundation's charter encompasses the implementation of Go-to-High-School, Go-to-College — established in 1922 and still the program the chapter's other work hangs off.

The Gala

Over $60,000 Raised at the Seventy-Fifth

The chapter's anniversary gala was its largest single fundraising effort. What it raised is what keeps the programs above running between grant cycles.

Giving

A gift to the EBL Foundation pays an application fee, a testing fee, or part of a semester. Those are the units it converts into.

In the meantime

Write to the chapter and a brother will put you in touch with the Foundation directly. Checks can be sent to P.O. Box 6788, Macon, Georgia 31208.

Corporate

The chapter has run corporate sponsorship for its anniversary program before and can do so again. Ask for the sponsorship packet.

Talk to the chapter about giving

Hear From the Chapter

Scholarship cycles, Alpha Esquires, and what the chapter is doing in Middle Georgia. A few times a year, and never your details to anybody else.