Welcome to Twenty Pearls Foundation, Inc.
South Chicagoland Community Members
Help Us Change the World!
In March of 2001, Twenty Pearls Foundation, Inc. (TPF) was established as the charitable arm of Lambda Tau Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated®. TPF is Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated’s first 501(c)(3) non-profit organization in the far south suburban area of Illinois.
The purpose of Twenty Pearls Foundation is to contribute to the South Chicagoland Community by providing scholarships and philanthropic programs that foster the pursuit of the arts and enhance the health, welfare, and educational development of individuals and families. Donate and help us change the world!
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Making a Difference in Our Community
Every year more than 275 members invest thousands of service hours into the South Chicagoland Community.
financial Assistance
We provide financial assistance to deserving individuals who are seeking higher education.
Volunteer Services
We support local organizations through volunteer services and financial assistance annually.
Lifelong Partnerships
We maintain lifelong partnerships with leading organizations that have common program goals.
- 20+ Years Experience
- Over 275 Members Serving Community
- $100K+ Scholarships Awarded
- Thousands of Annual Service Hours
“The greatness of a community is most accurately measured by the compassionate actions of its members.” Member Michelle Clark
“Emerging Pearls mentoring group transformed my shy daughter into a social butterfly. The activities encourage learning, promote self-awareness and self-esteem. We value the lifelong friendships she has established with her peers.”
Charlene H.
We Make A difference
“My daughter was forever changed by participating in the TPF cotillion. The women of TPF poured into her. She became more confident and poised.”
Rob R.
“As a small business owner, supporting AKAKLASSIC simply makes sense! I exceeded my sales goals and had the opportunity to meet some amazing people. I will definitely return as a vendor next year.”