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Words from the President -Elect

Why Rebuild?

Since 1965, the DC Chapter has used theAlumni House for its home base growinginto the associations premiere chapter.

Years of deferred maintenancehas caught up with us. From treesgrowing through walls, inefficient heatingsystems, to a roof decades past its usefullifespan, it is time to rebuild, now!

BrandonL. Bellamy

Dear Aggies & Friends,

Aggie Pride! I am extremely humbled to be given the opportunity to serve our alma

mater and alumni association as President of the Washington, DC chapter. As you wi

soon come to learn, this executive board represents the great potential that our

association has for the present and the future. We all come very different paths, but ha

converged with one goal, to uplift the DC Chapter focusing on growth and renewal.

While I am not physically at chapter meeting this evening due to presenting at an

international conference; my thoughts and prayers are with our chapter. We are a

multigenerational organization that spans multiple states and a district with a historicphysical headquarters in need of serious rehab. I have secured a commitment from all

officers and committee chairs that we will be intentional in developing ways to make

becoming a member of the DC Chapter a benefit not only to the chapter, but to each

Aggie.

There is a lot ahead of us, and we cannot do this alone. I encourage every Aggie in the

region to commit in some way to support our alma mater. Aggie Pride, it is not just a

saying it is OURway of life.

With Sincere Aggie Pride (from the Netherlands),

Express1891Washington, DC Alumni Chapter

June 2013Chapter Meeting Edition

What are the goals?The chapter house was purchased tosupport chapter activities and provide asource of revenue for the chapter. Overthe years we have gone from havingmultiple tenants to one sole tenant.Additionally, outside events havedeclined to only a handful per year.

The Alumni House has the potential to bea revenue generating entity to lessen ourreliance on membership for our operating

costs.

How to learn more

Learn more about the Alumni Houseand its renovation project atwww.wdc-ncatalumni.org

Donations and other in-kind support canbe handled online atwdc-ncatalumni.org or e-mailRebuild@wdc-ncatalumni.org

Annual Fund

The DC Chapter is still close to reaching

our goal of donating $250,000 to theuniversity for the 2012-13 fiscal year. Please consider making a gift tosupport your alma mater.

Give to the Annual Fund, designate it towards scholarship, Aggie AthleticFoundation, the DC Chapter Scholarship. Every gift counts!

You can support N.C. A&T by making an online donation right nowatwww.ncat.edu/giving, calling 1-888-248-2821 or mailing a check to

North Carolina A&T State UniversityOffice of Development Operations1601 E. Market StreetGreensboro, NC 27411Memo: Washington, DC Chapter Campaign

http://www.wdc-ncatalumni.org/http://www.wdc-ncatalumni.org/mailto:%20Rebuild@wdc-ncatalumni.orghttps://ankhet.ncat.edu:9096/pls/PROD/bwzkadcd.P_DispPersInfohttps://ankhet.ncat.edu:9096/pls/PROD/bwzkadcd.P_DispPersInfohttps://ankhet.ncat.edu:9096/pls/PROD/bwzkadcd.P_DispPersInfomailto:%20Rebuild@wdc-ncatalumni.orghttp://www.wdc-ncatalumni.org/http://www.wdc-ncatalumni.org/

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Committee

Chairs

Needed

Budget Student Recruitment Annual Fund

Contact Jennifer for moreinformation

Members needed for allcommittees!

Officers

Needed

FinancialSecretary

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