Twenty Pearls Foundation, Inc. (Gainesville, FL) - 14th Annual Golf Scramble Souvenir Book

Twenty Pearls Foundation, Inc. The Charitable & Educational Arm of The Mu Upsilon Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated®

14th Annual Twenty Pearls Foundation, Inc. Golf Scramble

Honoring Dr. Cullen W. Banks Mark Bostick Golf Course November 5, 2022

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14th Annual Twenty Pearls Foundation, Inc. Charitable Golf Scramble Honoring Dr. Cullen W. Banks

Twenty Pearls Foundation, Inc.

P.O. Box 5001 Gainesville, Florida 32627 │twentypearls.org │@twentypearlsgnv

November 5, 2022

President/CEO Faye McKnight Vice President Stephanie Seawright Secretary Bridget Lee Treasurer Kutonya Sowell Assistant Treasurer Sandra Cummings Directors Pam Archer Sheri Brassfield Kim Green Dale Harris Geraldine McClellan Yvonne Rawls Jerri Richardson

Chapter Liaison Gwendolyn Porter

Greetings loyal supporters, sponsors, volunteers and participants. Today marks the Fourteenth Annual Twenty Pearls Foundation, Incorporated Golf Scramble in honor of the late Dr. Cullen Banks and his wife, the late Mrs. Lakay Banks. This event is our signature fundraiser to raise monies to support the charitable endeavors of the Mu Upsilon Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated.

The Twenty Pearls Foundation, Incorporated has been vital in the community to help address and improve the lives of hundreds of middle and high school students. We help develop future leaders in Alachua County and nationally. Since its inception, the Twenty Pearls Foundation, Incorporated has awarded over $267,000 to deserving Alachua County public school seniors. The seniors represent an elite class of high achievers academically and engaging community school activist.

A portion of the proceeds also help the Cullen W. Banks, M.D. Scholarship Fund at the University of Florida College of Medicine. This Scholarship Fund was created to ensure that talented minority students were afforded opportunities to earn degrees that will inspire them to be innovative and pay the benefits forward for generations to come.

Other community and charitable efforts supported by this fundraising event includes: • Annual Pink Dress Luncheon held each October to honor breast cancer survivors and to provide research for a cure • Annual coat, wrap and gloves give-a-way for people in the community in need • Shoes and eyeglasses give-a-way to needy communities throughout the world • Making pillowcase dresses to provide to needy girls in Haiti and Africa • Mentoring students through the College Admissions Process (CAP) to assist in their effort to enter college A special thank you to the volunteers and Board of Directors of the Twenty Pearls Foundation, Incorporated for your commitment to this community and your willingness to serve. The 2022 Fundraising Committee Chair, Ms. Pamela Archer and her team has worked tirelessly in this endeavor and should be commended for their dedication.

This Golf Scramble would not be possible without your contributions and generosity of the Banks Family. We appreciate all of you for your support and attendance.

Kindest Regards, Faye McKnight

Faye McKnight President/CEO

Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated

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Mu Upsilon Omega Chapter Post Office Box 140562 | Gainesville, Florida 32614-0562 www.akamuo.org Kimberly Green President Stephanie Seawright Vice-President

FROM THE DESK OF THE PRESIDENT

September 17, 2022

Meisha Wade Recording Secretary Tanasha Reshard Asst. Recording Secretary Latorria Mosely-Johnson Corresponding Secretary Dr. Sheri Brassfield Treasurer Kutonya Sowell Financial Secretary Kendrena Caffie Hostess Lisa Swindler Sergeant-at-Arms Latalyia McKnight Ivy Leaf Reporter Ruelle Fludd Asst. Ivy Leaf Reporter Deborah Weatherspoon Historian Ethel Campbell Parliamentarian Rev. Geraldine McClellan Chaplain Rev. Helen Johnson-Ford Asst. Chaplain Dr. Bridget Lee Graduate Advisor

Dear Corporate Sponsors, Community Supporters and Golfers, On behalf of the Mu Upsilon Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated®, I am thankful for your support of the 14th Annual Charity Golf Scramble Honoring Dr. Cullen W Banks. Our goal is to Lead and Serve with Kindness in our community and it is our hope that your experience with our membership embodies just that.

Your donations will continue to support local scholarships to graduating high school seniors and the Cullen Banks Scholarship Memorial Fund through the University of Florida College of Medicine.

It is with heartfelt appreciation that we honor you, the community, because of your support of our charitable efforts.

In service to all mankind,

Phyllis Hilliard Asst. Graduate Advisor Diyonne McGraw Membership Chair

Kimberly C. Green President

Richardean Foster-Daniels Membership Co-Chair Gwendolyn Porter Chapter Liaison

Leading and Serving With Kindness

The Twenty Pearls Foundation was established in July of 2006 after members of the Mu Upsilon Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority saw an opportunity to transform the Gainesville/Alachua County Community through expanded scholarships, community service and programs. These programs are implemented and executed in partnership with Mu Upsilon Omega and other community partners that share and support the Foundation's goals and purpose. The Foundation is headed by a board of thirteen dedicated, established women who are change agents and have proven records of professionalism, and service to the community. They, along with more than 70 additional members of the Mu Upsilon Omega chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha, have pledged their time, commitment and resources as volunteers to the Foundation in order to serve those in most need of assistance.

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HBCU for Life: A Call to Action

TARGET I

The goal of the HBCU for Life initiative is to promote and market Historically Black Colleges and Universities and encourage students to attend HBCUs as a sustainability measure. Activities will include researching and publishing information regarding prominent Alpha Kappa Alpha women and other notable individuals who attended HBCUs. Recognizing that HBCU funding is one of the primary obstacles that threaten the longterm growth and survival of HBCUs, members will be encouraged to financially support HBCUs. Alpha Kappa Alpha will implement an AKA HBCU Endowment Initiative, in partnership with EAF, in which an endowed scholarship will be established at each accredited four-year HBCU. The goal is to stamp the Alpha Kappa Alpha brand of financial support on each HBCU campus to help students remain in school, complete their course of study, and receive their college degrees.

Signature Program: #CAPSM Alpha Kappa Alpha will assist students as they seek admission to college by providing guidance and support in completing the application and enrollment process through the 20182022 Signature Program, #CAPSM, which is short for College Admissions Process. Too many African American high school students lack the basic support needed to navigate through the college admissions process. Through #CAPSM, chapters will partner with local high schools and youth groups to bridge the gap between high school and college by demystifying the college application and enrollment process.

This educational initiative will extend to all colleges and universities, both HBCUs and non-HBCUs. #CAPSM is a stepby-step approach to facilitate college admissions from researching various institutions and submitting applications through completion of the enrollment process. Chapters will assist students in completing college applications, preparing for the ACT and SAT, writing compelling personal statements, identifying scholarships and other financial aid, and compiling a portfolio to track college admissions results. Through #CAPSM, Alpha Kappa Alpha will improve the trajectory of the lives of talented young people by increasing their potential for success and laying the foundation for positive, productive and fulfilling lives.

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Women’s Healthcare and Wellness

TARGET II

Alpha Kappa Alpha will continue to raise community awareness of critical health issues impacting African American women. The primary focuses will be breast cancer awareness and prevention, heart health, nutrition and wellness, and care for the caregivers. Breast Cancer Awareness and Prevention will focus specifically on early detection through mammograms to improve the survival rate of women diagnosed with breast cancer. Alpha Kappa Alpha owns a digital AKA Mobile Breast Cancer Screening Unit that will travel to various locations and provide mammogram screening. Chapters will partner with local clinics, rural health centers, and hospitals to emphasize the need for African American women to receive regular mammograms.

Heart Health remains a focus as the sorority enhances its commitment to healthy hearts through fitness activities and walking. Chapters will be encouraged to form walking clubs and to invite the community to join the walking initiatives.

Nutrition and Wellness will emphasize healthy lifestyles including prenatal, childhood, adult, and senior nutrition programs. The focus will be on structured nutrition initiatives, and chapters will partner with local nutritionists and dietitians to design healthy eating plans and safe diets for longer, healthier living. Care for the Caregivers places emphasis on taking care of those who take care of others. Chapters will emphasize the need for caregivers to practice preventive healthcare as well as self-care behavior to eliminate the vulnerabilities and risks associated with the stress of caregiving.

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Building Your Economic Legacy

TARGET III

Alpha Kappa Alpha will emphasize financial planning, asset accumulation, and wealth building including savings and investment, managing debt, and improving credit. Personal Financial Planning and Asset Accumulation. Financial Freedom Legacy Workshops will be conducted in partnership with local certified financial planners who will share information on saving, investing, and retirement planning. Chapters will train community residents on ways to perform financial assessments to achieve their financial goals. Credit Repair and Monitoring. This initiative will focus on ways to repair credit and improve credit scores; including how to check for inaccurate or outdated information, and how to protect against both identity theft and unauthorized credit history use.

Entrepreneurship and The Black Dollar 365. This initiative will highlight and promote successful African-American owned businesses with an aim toward spawning new entrepreneurial ventures in our communities by encouraging intentional support and leveraging the power of the black dollar 365 days a year. Operation AKA Assist.

This initiative will focus on implementing programs to assist those in need in various communities by directing attention to the plight of the homeless, including homeless children and homeless veterans. Chapters will partner with or adopt a shelter, transitional home, or organization that provides assistance to these needy populations.

The Arts!

Alpha Kappa Alpha will expose students to arts enrichment and culture by focusing on visual and performing arts and by showcasing talent through the exploration of writers, entertainers and various other artists.

Salute to the Harlem Renaissance will be launched to celebrate the contributions of African American artists during the Harlem Renaissance through student research and chapter sponsorship of student talent showcases. This initiative will be correlated with HBCUs and African American culture and will include colleges with art collections.

The Salute to the Black Arts Movement will be unveiled and will focus on student research and celebration of African American artists during the Black Arts Movement. Chapters will champion activities that express the movement’s message and highlight members of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority who served as leaders and participants. Activities will include art events, poetry slams, dancing, painting and performing arts.

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TARGET IV

Global Impact

TARGET V

Alpha Kappa Alpha will engage in programming designed to enhance the international footprint of the sorority. National Global Impact Day. Chapters will engage in a community service project that has an international impact and will partner with organizations that make a difference worldwide. Global Assistance Activities. Chapters will engage in global partnerships that provide assistance to the underserved in international areas populated with people of color.

These partnerships include the following: Soles 4 Souls. Chapters will collect gently-worn shoes and transport the shoes to specified locations. Soles 4 Souls, a non-profit organization, will process and ship the shoes to destinations around the world that are populated with people of color. Lions Club International. Chapters will participate in an eyeglass initiative designed to prevent blindness, help

8 restore eyesight, and improve eye health and eye care for millions of people around the world by donating used eyeglasses in partnership with local Lions Clubs. Pillowcase Project. Chapters will continue to use pillowcases to make dresses for little girls and will expand the sorority’s efforts to include shirts for little boys. The pillowcase dresses and shirts will be sent to Haiti to provide clothing for children in need. Refugees in America Assistance Program (RAAP). Chapters will focus on refugees of color in the United States by partnering with organizations engaged in support activities that assist refugees and their families to integrate into American life. This includes literacy classes, educational training, and other necessary transitional support.

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AKA International Day of Prayer Observance National HBCU Week AKA HBCU Day Observance Breast Cancer Awareness Day AKA Caregivers’ Day Observance Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated Founders’ Day AKA Reactivation Day Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. International Day of Service Pink Goes Red Day for Heart Health AKA Global Impact Day Observance

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2022 Scholarship Recipients

2021 Scholarship Recipients 2022 Twenty Pearls Foundation, Inc. Scholarship Recipients Last First School Bond Kalea Gainesville High Berelsman Tsegaberhan PK Yonge Oliver Sianderiel Hawthorne High Oliver Octavia Eastside High Parker Waverly Santa Fe High Clark Jayla Gainesville High Blake Amysia Gainesville High Brown Paris Eastside High Peterson Tyra Buchholz High McGee Mckynli Gainesville High Graham Saniya Gainesville High Wiggs Parris Gainesville High Ketcha Faith Eastside High Flowers Briyanna Gainesville High 10 Taylor Mikayla Gainesville High 10

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IN HONORARIUM

Recognizing the contributions of Dr. Cullen W. Banks for his commitment and dedication to the community, the Twenty Pearls Foundation, Inc. dedicated the charitable golf scramble in his honor. During the 1950s, Dr. Banks became the first black physician to have full privileges in the county hospital, Alachua General, in Gainesville. Dr. Banks received the 1996 Certificate of Merit, the highest state medical honor awarded by the Florida Medical Association. In 1988, the Rotary Club of Gainesville honored and presented Dr. Banks with the organization’s annual “Service Above Self” award.

Dr. Banks passed away on April 23, 2013 in Gainesville. In August 2013, the City of Gainesville renamed a portion of Southeast 11th Avenue in honor of the late Dr. Cullen W. Banks. He was an avid golfer who integrated several courses in Alachua County and surrounding communities. He is survived by his wife of 54 years, Mrs. LaKay Banks and their children, Colleen, Garry, Barry and Maritza.

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In Honorarium LaKay Anita Beasley Banks

A great humanitarian, philanthropist, civic organizer, and mentor to students, Mrs. LaKay Anita Beasley Banks transitioned on May 28, 2022. She was a bundle of joy to her parents Sylvester and Nevada Beasley, born on December 1, 1937, in Tallahassee, FL. Mrs. Banks, wife to the late C.W. Banks, M.D., and the mother to three children, was not only the woman behind a great doctor in the Gainesville Community but a true force of nature in her own right.

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LaKay Beasley graduated from Florida A & M in 1959 with a bachelor’s degree in Psychology. She was listed in Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities. LaKay served as sophomore and junior attendant to Miss FAMU and later reigned as Miss FAMU in her senior year. Her commitment to her alma mater remained throughout her life and she became a life member of the Alachua County Chapter of the FAMU Alumni Association.

At FAMU, LaKay was initiated in the oldest black sorority, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated®, and continued her love and commitment to the organization beyond college. She is honored as a Life member, and a Golden and a Pearl Soror® after 62 years of service. She was a charter member of two chapters in Ocala and Gainesville, respectively. In addition, Mrs. Banks was a charter member of the Gainesville (FL) Chapter of The Links, Incorporated, and received the distinction as a Platinum and Alumna member.

Mrs. Banks was one of the most avid supporters of Gainesville’s Twenty Pearls Foundation Inc. and its signature event, The Twenty Pearls Golf Scramble, which is celebrating 14 years of success and is in honor of the late Dr. Cullen W. Banks. The golf scramble raised funds for scholarships and needs in underrepresented populations. The golf scramble funds assisted in the endowment of the Dr. C.W. Banks scholarship at the University of Florida.

Actively engaged in the civil rights movement, Mrs. Banks was a Life Member of the NAACP, the League for Civic Action, and a founding member of the Gainesville Women for Equal Rights. She continued her involvement for equality and justice for all people.

When the white pre-schools in Gainesville would not accept her son, Mrs. Banks was determined to provide an education open to all races. She co-founded the Millhopper Cooperative Nursery School, which continues to teach school readiness skills and cultural appreciation of all people. For her service in education, Mrs. Banks was appointed by Florida Governor Bob Graham to the Governor’s Commission on Post-Secondary Education in 1979.

When integration was taking place at the University of Florida, Mrs. Banks and her husband organized support for potential African American medical students. She arranged events for academic enrichment sessions, social activities, medical care, and fundraisers for scholarships. Mrs. Banks continued her involvement by serving as Chair of the scholarship committee and later as President of the Florida State Medical, Dental, and Pharmaceutical Association Auxiliary. She was also President of the Central Florida Medical Auxiliary. Mrs. Banks became the first African American member of the Alachua County Medical Auxiliary.

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For years, she planned special events for foster children, those least likely to be adopted through her involvement with the One Church, One Child program. Mrs. Banks served on the Board of the Home Instruction for Parents of Preschool Youngsters (HIPPY) so that low-income parents of preschool children were aware of the need for them to assist their children in school readiness. She coached a girls’ basketball team for the City of Gainesville, served on the North Florida AIDS Network, and worked with the Girl Scouts of Gateway Council on its Women Who Make a Difference Steering Committee.

Mrs. Banks devoted her time to Gainesville’s recreation for all people and its natural beauty by serving on the Gainesville City Beautification Board and the Gainesville City Recreation Board. She aided the Cone Recreation Park project in 1999. As a member of the Camelliattes Club, Mrs. Banks focused on educating the community about the African American culture by assisting in the annual Tasting Party and African American exhibits at the Thomas Center, which displayed the richness and diversity of African American Culture. She also served on the UF’s Phillips Center of the Performing Arts Advisory Board.

Mrs. Banks has been honored numerous times for her tireless commitment to her community. The Florida Medical, Dental, and Pharmaceutical Association and Auxiliary honored her for her commitment and dedication service to the State of Florida. The University of Florida Black Medical Students honored her for her service and support to them and the University of Florida Outreach honored her for her multiple services to the Gainesville Community. The Concerned Citizens of Putnam County Organization commended her for her Outstanding Service. The Alachua County Chapter of the NAACP also lauded her Outstanding Community Service. With more than 50 years of membership, Mrs. Banks’ church, Greater Bethel AME proclaimed the third Sunday in February 15, 2004, as Lakay Anita Banks Day and the Alachua Board of County Commissioners announced December 22, 2004, as Lakay Banks day in Alachua County, Florida. The Pleasant Hill Historical Society honored LaKay for her community service in 2019. The University of Florida African American Studies honored LaKay at their 50th Celebration of Integration for her support of UF students in the 60’s and 70’s.

Mrs. Banks now rests in God’s peace and love joined again with her beloved husband, Dr. Cullen Banks, her parents Sylvester and Nevada Beasley, and her brother, Sylvester, Jr. ‘Sonny.’ She will be missed by her children Barry (Maritza), Garry and Colleen; grandchildren Barry Banks, Jr., and Jessie; her brother Steve and sister Ellene (Leonard); a host of nieces and nephews and her sorority sisters in Gainesville and across the globe.

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Soror Maxine Cohen and Bernard R. Cohen Sr. congratulate our motherSoror Cherrestene D. Cohen and the magnificent Mu Upsilon Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority , Inc.

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McKnight Legacy Supporting The Twenty Pearls Foundation, Inc. The Charitable & Educational Arm of The Mu Upsilon Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated®

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In Loving Memory of Our Beloved Mother Dora Moore Brown Father George Brown & Brother George Brown Jr.  Congratulations Mu Upsilon Omega Chapter Of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. and the Twenty Pearls Foundation, Inc. For your “Service to All Mankind” 27 33

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In loving memory of

Blanche O. Evans,

1944-2014, Life Member, Golden Soror-1994

Holding dear the memories, all that you taught.

Thank you for my life, your love and all of life’s instructions…

Stand up straight and realize who you are, That you tower over your circumstances.

You are a child of God. Stand up straight.

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Carrying you with me always, your devoted daughter, Cassandra L. Evans-McCray Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God. Matthew 5:8

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