Is the headquarters paid off?
Seven Pearls Foundation paid off 1000 Southhill Dr. two years ahead of schedule. This remarkable achievement reflects financial discipline, strategic planning, and unwavering commitment. All qualities that will continue to drive the foundation's success and shape its future endeavors. What is Seven Pearls Foundation, and is it a membership-based organization? Seven Pearls Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to developing and executing transformative programs with a focus on education, leadership, and community service. Rooted in the vision of the Seven Pearls, the brave women who founded a global education organization, the Foundation empowers women and girls to create change and uplift others through "Crowning Efforts with Success." While the Foundation is not a membership-based organization, it advances its mission through strategic initiatives and partnerships to support women and the broader communities they serve. Who leads the Seven Pearls Foundation? The Foundation is led by a dedicated Board of Directors composed of dynamic women joined through a dedicated sisterhood. The Board includes the President & CEO, Sergeant-at-Arms, Legal Counsel and Treasurer, as well as regional representatives from a global community organization. In addition, the Foundation has established an impressive advisory board with expertise in board governance, providing valuable insights and support to ensure effective leadership and strategic direction. What major project has the Foundation completed and why was it a priority? Seven Pearls Foundation’s greatest achievement to date is the successful acquisition and transformation of the 1000 Southhill Dr. property in Cary, NC. This was no small feat as it required careful planning, substantial resources, and the unwavering commitment of supporters and external donors. The project was a priority because the sorority voted to establish the foundation with this specific initiative in mind. As we move into the next phase of our commitment to our communities, the foundation remains committed to pursuing similarly transformative projects that honor the legacy of the Seven of '1922' and create lasting, meaningful change. |
How can I learn more about the Seven Pearls Foundation’s new programs and how can I get involved? Do I have to be a K-12 teacher?
Seven Pearls Foundation’s programs are currently in the planning phase as we work on building strong partnerships and finalizing program details. As we progress, our social media accounts and this website will provide more information on upcoming initiatives and how you can get involved. Spreading the word about our new focus will help raise awareness and support for our efforts. While In Front of The Class may bring reflections of your time in a formal setting, we aim to empower women and girls in various ways, and you don’t need to be a traditional teacher to get involved. If you’re teaching and helping others learn new ways of doing things, we want you to contribute—whether through mentorship, partnership, or sharing your expertise in ways that align with our mission. How can donations be made to the Seven Pearls Foundation? If you're interested in making a donation to Seven Pearls Foundation, we welcome your support. These contributions are greatly appreciated and help us further our mission of creating lasting change in the communities we serve. Is my donation tax-deductible?
Yes, Seven Pearls Foundation is exempt from federal income tax under Internal Revenue Code Section 501(c)(3). Donations are tax-deductible as permitted by law. What is the long-term vision of Seven Pearls Foundation? The long-term vision of Seven Pearls Foundation is to create a lasting legacy of empowerment, leadership, and community service. By addressing critical needs in education, broadly defined, we aim to inspire women of color to excel in their personal and professional lives, serve others less fortunate, uplift communities, and make a meaningful difference for generations to come. If you're passionate about making a positive impact in honor of the Seven Pearls, we would love for you to join us in our efforts to empower women, girls and the broader community to create lasting change. |