Supporting Our Local Community

Making a Difference Across Middle Tennessee

VISION

Improving the quality of life of African American males and families in need within the Sumner and Davidson County communities

Supporting the local community through programs focusing on education, youth enrichment and mentoring, and health awareness.

OUR HISTORY

The Diamond Foundation is the philanthropic arm of the Hendersonville (TN) Alumni Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi, Fraternity Incorporated founded in 2006.

A 501(c)(3) non-profit, tax exempt publicly supported organization

Serving Sumner and Davidson Counties

30+

Members Strong

Key Initiatives:

School Supply Drive
Thanksgiving Baskets Drive
Kappa League - Program designed to help young men develop their leadership talents in every phase of human endeavor.
Christmas Gift Giveaway
Volunteering at Dismas Rehabilitation Facility

The Diamond Foundation is proud to support local youth through several programs that are aimed to improve education performance, life choices, and health decisions. These programs include ACT Prep, School Supplies, Adopt- A-School, and A Helping Hand.

FOR LOCAL YOUTH

Supporting Youth through Education, Mentoring, and Health

IMPACT

Diamond Foundation in Numbers

4,917

Families Helped

$134,051

Invested in Community

18,156

Individuals Helped

Years Servicing Community

Leadership

The Diamond Foundation is able to make an impact in the community due to the heart and character of its members. Our leadership exemplifies this and ensures the continued impact of the organization.

“Alone, we can do so little; together, we can do so much.” – Helen Keller

President

Theophilus B. Boyd IV

Theophilus is a financial executive originally from Chicago with strong family connections to Nashville. He is deeply involved in the local community and dedicated to making a positive impact by supporting others.

Vice President

Kelvin Brooks

Kelvin is a native of Grand Junction, TN and 2004 graduate of TSU. His goal is to utilize his knowledge in Human Resources management to help develop youth through training, mentoring, networking, and professional development.

Treasurer

Caylin Robinson

Caylon is a long-standing educator in Davidson County and a family person with roots in the Nashville community. “I’m dedicated to making life better for those we serve and I’m proud of the work we have been rendering to our local community.

Corporate Sponsors

The support of these corporate sponsors provides us greater ability to positively impact our community. We are thankful for their continued support.