Members of Alpha Mu Boul with Project BBUILD students at their Formal Evening of Elegance Dinner at The Pinnacle Club

Mr. Quincy Robertson with the 2012 Washington Scholars

The 2012 Project BBUILD Scholars

2012 Annual Report

Dear Friends and Supporters, It has been an incredible year of major accomplishments for the Ike & Justine Washington Foundation. Helping todays youth become tomorrows leaders is not just a slogan. It is a goal we are committed to reaching with every student involved in our programs. Our mission---to support and encourage educational excellence and leadership development for youth in the CSRA---is achieved through two major efforts: the Ike and Justine Washington Scholars Program, and our tutoring/ mentoring program, Project BBUILD (Boul Brothers, Uplifting, Influencing, Leading, and Developing). In this annual report you will learn about these programs and the success we are having with each one. We commend the voluntary efforts of Alpha Mu Boul of Sigma Pi Phi Fraternity. It is these men who direct and guide the programs supported by the foundation. As a result of their work, the Washington Foundation was able to increase the number of scholarships for graduating high school seniors and the number of students enrolled in Project BBUILD. We can only imagine the opportunities 2013 will bring and the new ways we will be able to make a difference in the lives of CSRA youth. Please join us in this challenge as we aim to have an even greater impact on our community. Regards,

For more than 70 years, Dr. Ike Washington & Dr. Justine Washington fostered achievement among their students.

FOUNDATION DESCRIPTION
The Washington Foundation---A Brief History The Ike and Justine Washington Foundation (the Washington Foundation) was established in 2005 to honor the legacy of its two outstanding namesakes. In 2011, the foundation was granted its 501 (C)(3) status. The work of the foundation is done in collaboration with Alpha Mu Boul of Sigma Pi Phi Fraternity, the Richmond County School District, and the Boys and Girls Clubs of the CSRA, Paine College, and Augusta State University (now Georgia Regents University). Currently, the foundation carries out its mission of supporting and encouraging educational excellence and leadership development through two major efforts: the Ike and Justine Washington Scholars Program, and a tutoring/mentoring program called Project BBUILD (Boul Brothers, Uplifting, Influencing, Leading, and Developing). The Washington Scholars Program The Ike and Justine Washington Scholars Program started 10 years ago and awards an annual college scholarship to one graduating senior from each of Richmond Countys 10 public high schools. Students are selected through a competitive process that considers test scores, grade point average, extracurricular activities, financial need, recommendation letters and career goals. In 2012, an eleventh Washington Scholarship was awarded to a student attending Paine College. To date, the Washington Foundation has awarded more than $103,000 in scholarships to approximately 113 students. An Endowment Fund is Established The Washington Foundation reached a milestone with the establishment of an Endowment Fund. To ensure professional management of the fund, the foundation signed an agreement (officially signed by the parties in January, 2013) with the Community Foundation of the CSRA to manage the endowment funds assets. Efforts will be made in the coming years to grow the fund so it will be a major source of support for the foundations programs. Scholarships Awarded to Former Project BBUILD Students

Dr. Samuel Sullivan, Executive Director

James M. Crawford, Board Chairman

In complement to the Washington Scholars Program, scholarships were awarded to four former Project BBUILD students who graduated in May, 2012. Another significant milestone, these students were among the original Project BBUILD students, and have now completed high school. With the addition of these scholarships, the foundation increased the number of scholarships offered from 10 to 15.

PROJECT BBUILD
Project BBUILD changes futures. Its that simple. The program, now in its fifth year, is a weekly mentoring and tutoring program designed primarily for at-risk African-American males who attend public middle schools in Richmond County, Georgia. Project BBUILD identifies 6th-8th grade students who need help to improve their chances for academic success and a bright future. The program doesnt just present ideas on how to achieve excellence, it provides the students with real-life experiences that reinforce key skills and access to successful professionals such as educators, lawyers, doctors, business and government leaders. These professional role models serve as the teachers, presenters, and counselors for Project BBUILD. Project BBUILD is possible through the collaboration of Alpha Mu Boul of Sigma Pi Phi Fraternity, the Richmond County School District, the Boys and Girls Clubs of the CSRA, Paine College and Augusta State University (now Georgia Regents University). A corps of dedicated volunteers, along with many generous sponsors (listed on page 8 of this annual report), is essential to the programs success. COMPONENTS OF PROJECT BBUILD Focus Sessions The first component of Project BBUILD is the weekly focus sessions, which cover issues that are paramount for African-American males. Participants are addressed in the areas of health, law enforcement, education, business and government as well as on topics such as dressing for success, etiquette and respect for others. This component has made a lasting impression on students, as parent Karen B. Hudson explained---My son has truly grown into a respectful young man thanks to Project BBUILD. Classroom Instruction The second component of Project BBUILD is classroom instruction. Students are tutored in Language Arts and mathematics, reinforcing the material covered by the public school curriculum. In addition, they receive instruction in financial literacy, a subject not mandated by Richmond County Schools. Over and over again, parents of Project BBUILD students cite the tutoring their sons received as an essential element for their academic achievements. As Cindy L. Charles wrote My sons grades were so outstanding that he was given the opportunity to attend one of the prestigious magnet schools in our county. The financial literacy segment of Project BBUILD was introduced in 2010 as a way to better prepare students for a successful future.
continued on next page Project BBUILDs Annual Picnic at the home of Drs. Faye Hargrove and Clarence Williams.

Dr. Ronald Brown, Sr. assists Project BBUILD students at their Fishing Outing.

Project BBUILD students & Alpha Mu Boul volunteers with Governor Deal at the Georgia State Capitol, where students serve as pages for the day.

Through Project BBUILD, Alpha Mu Boul is engaging in social action and improving the lives of middle school boys in our community. I thank every volunteer involved in the program and each corporation whose donations make the program possible. - Dr. Ronald Brown, Sr., Chairman of Project BBUILD

Attorney Edward J. Tarver in a Focus Session with students

Basketball Outing at Paine College continued from previous page

Students learn how to budget, save and invest. The banking portion of the curriculum offers students, with parental approval, the opportunity to open and manage a savings account. Last year, 28 students participated in the banking program and the amounts saved increased tremendously over previous years. A partnership with Capitol City Bank, the program encourages students to earn money, deposit it monthly and make no withdrawals until they complete high school. Supervised extra-curricular activities Project BBUILD students not only learn how to be successful, they also put their skills to work. The programs events and outings expose students to what is possible if they work hard, and provides the experiences many would otherwise miss due to home, family, or financial circumstances. Photos of many of the outings are included in this annual report. Gary Winfrey, Director of Operations for the Boys & Girls Clubs of Augusta, described the impression these outings have had on participants. Project BBUILD has given our youth opportunities they would not have had otherwise and has greatly enhanced the lives of these young men. Mentoring The program also includes a mentoring component to create a bridge for students as they transition from middle to high school. The primary objective is to encourage students and reinforce the high standards, values and expectations emphasized in Project BBUILD. Mentors commit to meeting with students and parents at least twice annually to discuss the students progress and academic performance while in high school.

College Football Outing at Laney Walker Stadium

Augusta State student tutoring Project BBUILD students in Language Arts

The partnership between Alpha Mu Boul and Murphey Middle School has been essential to improving the academic success of our African-American male students. - Veronica W. Bolton, Principal of Murphey Middle Charter School

FOCUS GROUP SPEAKERS

The Student Banking Program Mrs. Margaret Ellis, Business Development Officer Capitol City Bank The U.S. Justice System Mr. Edward J. Tarver, Esq. U.S. Attorney - Southern District of Georgia Life Choices/Consequences and YDC Mr. Ben Ross, Counselor Youth Development Center (YDC) History of Black College Movement/Paine College Dr. Mallory Millender, Professor (Retired) Paine College Life as an Elected Official & County Government Mr. Steven Kendrick, Tax Commissioner, Richmond County Life in the Military Mr. Brian Prince, Officer (Retired), United States Army Leadership in Corporate America Mr. Dwayne Wilson, President & CEO Savannah River Nuclear Solutions Life of a Physician Dr. MacAndrew Bowman, Cardiologist University Hospital College Life as a Student Mr. ReKail Sharp, Student, Paine College Educational Travel Abroad Ms. Alice Woodhurst, Fashion Designer, Augusta, GA The Challenge & Excitement of School Mr. Joseph B. Collier, Graduation Coach Murphy Middle School Women in Medicine & Sexual Issues Dr. Miriam Atkins, Oncologist, Augusta Oncology Community Public Safety Mr. Alphonso Williams, Police Chief, Waynesboro, Georgia Life as a Banker Mr. Zack Daffin, Vice-President, Georgia Bank & Trust Techniques for Developing a Positive Attitude Dr. Faye Hargrove, Consultant/CEO Hargrove Leadership Services Dining Etiquette for a Formal Setting Mrs. Ann N. Johnson, Executive Assistant to the President (Retired) Paine College Mr. Ellis M. Johnson, Education Administrator (Retired) Aiken Technical College Healthcare Issues & Culture of Ghana Dr. Curtis L. Pickard, Dentist, Augusta, Georgia Basic Elements of Financial Literacy Mrs. Patricia J. Crawford, Senior Vice-President (Retired) Wells Fargo & Company

OUTCOME MEASURES
PROJECT BBUILD OUTCOME MEASURES FOR 2011-2012
Enrollment has nearly doubled since the program started in 2008going from 16 students to 30 in 2012. Four members of the original class of students received College Scholarships. Project BBUILD Cost Per Student: $954 for the 2011-2012 academic year Students to complete their grade level: Goal was 85%; achieved 96% Project BBUILD retention rate for 6th & 7th grade students: Goal was 80%; achieved 81.8% for the academic year Project BBUILD attendance rate: Goal was 85%; achieved 90% Parents quality rating of program: Goal was 4 on a scale of 1-5; achieved 4.8

HOW PARENTS MEASURE THE IMPACT OF PROJECT BBUILD

Project BBUILD has improved my sons self-esteem and he is more confident now. Since my son started the program, he takes the time to think before he acts. Thanks to Project BBUILD, my son is taking the initiative to study and completing his homework without being asked. Project BBUILD has helped my son become more assertive and more decisive. As a result, he has taken on additional responsibilities around the house.

SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM OUTCOME MEASURES FOR 2011-2012

Number of years Alpha Mu Boul has supported the Washington Scholarship Program: 10 years Total amount of scholarship support to students to date: $103,000 Total number of scholarships awarded to date: 113

BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Officers:
Chairman James M. Crawford Corporate Officer The Principal Financial Group (Retired) Vice-Chairman Zack Daffin Vice-President of Business Development Georgia Bank & Trust Secretary Ellis M. Johnson Education Administrator (Retired) Aiken Technical College Treasurer Steven B. Kendrick Richmond County Tax Commissioner Executive Director Samuel Sullivan Vice-President of Academic Affairs Augusta State University (Retired)
Dr. MacAndrew Bowman discussing the Life of a Physician during a Focus Group session Mr. Hardi Jones, an Alpha Mu Boul member, tutors students in math.

Board Members:
George C. Bradley President, Paine College Cedric J. Johnson Director, Community Affairs Georgia Regents University Eddie P. Johnson Doctor of Dental Medicine, Sire Archon, Alpha Mu Boul of Sigma Pi Phi Fraternity Curtis L. Pickard Dentist, Augusta, GA Tracy E. Williams, Jr. Principal, Richmond County Public School System (Retired)

Financial Statements
A compilation of the Washington Foundations financial statements has been prepared by the accounting firm of Fuller Frost & Associates, CPA, and these statements are available upon request. You may obtain copies by emailing samuel_sullivan@hotmail.com.

I was happy to give up my Saturdays to participate in Project BBUILD because of the big picturemy future! Thanks to Project BBUILD I am college bound and know the value of things like being on time, studying and hard work. - Tyler Davis, A 2012 - 8th Grade Graduate of Project BBUILD

CORPORATE & INDIVIDUAL DONORS

Corporate Donors
AT&T Alpha Mu Boul of Sigma Pi Phi Fraternity Augusta Blueprint Capitol City Bank & Trust Company Committee to Elect Ed Tarver Freddie Mac Foundation Georgia Bank & Trust Company Georgia Health Sciences University Georgia Power Grand Boul Foundation Knox Foundation Mercedes Benz of Augusta Phoenix Printing Queensborough National Bank & Trust Savannah River Nuclear Solutions SunTrust Foundation University Health Services, Inc. Wells Fargo Foundation

Individual Donors/Members of Alpha Mu Boul

Dr. MacAndrew Bowman Dr. George C. Bradley Dr. Ronald Brown, Sr. Mr. James E. Carter, III Mr. James M. Crawford Mr. Zack Daffin Dr. Edmond Franklin, Jr. Dr. W. Joseph Hillson Mr. Cedric J. Johnson Mr. Ellis M. Johnson Dr. Eddie P. Johnson, III Mr. Hardi L. Jones Mr. Thomas Kelly, Jr. Mr. Steven B. Kendrick Dr. Charles R. Lamback, Sr. Dr. Charles G. Larke Dr. Mallory K. Millender Mr. Quincy Murphy Dr. Curtis L. Pickard Mr. Brian L. Prince Dr. Alfred L. Reed Mr. Eddie Robertson Mr. Quincy L. Robertson Dr. Benjamin L. Rucker Dr. Samuel Sullivan Mr. Edward J. Tarver, Esq. Dr. Ronald J. Wiggins Dr. Clarence Williams, Jr. Mr. Tracy E. Williams, Jr.

Individual Donors/Non-Members
Dr. Miriam Y. J. Atkins/Evans, GA Mr. Ralph Beard/Aiken, SC Mrs. Hazel Butler/Tolland, CT Dr. Suzanne C. Carothers/New York, NY Mr. James Clark/Evans, GA Dr. Courtney M. Crawford/Pleasant View, TN Mrs. Regina K. Crutchfield/Rockville, MD Mr. Henry M. Davis/Bowie/MD Mr. James R. Davis/Augusta, GA Mrs. Natalie Ferguson/Martinez, GA Mr. Claude A. Ford/Silver Spring/GA Dr. Varnell Gaines/Augusta, GA Mrs. Nancy J. Glaser/Evans, GA Mr. Charles Grant/Augusta, GA Mr. Kenneth Harrison/Leesburg, VA Mr. Richard W. Holland/Augusta, GA Dr. & Mrs. Matthew Jenkins/Long Beach, CA Mr. T. Irle Jones/Midlothian, VA Dr. Barbara W. King/Columbia, MD Mrs. Julia R. Knox-Hudson/Augusta, GA Mrs. Antoinette Mingo/Charlotte, NC Mr. Thomas Phillips/Waukee, IA Mr. Walter K. Robinson, Sr./Washington, DC Mr. Zane B. Smith/West Des Moines, IA Mr. Steve V. Strouble/Thomson, GA Mrs. Sherene B. Webb/Silver Spring, MD Mr. Tommie Williams/Aiken, SC Mr. Robert Yancey/Troy, OH

Dr. Samuel Sullivan Executive Director P.O. Box 31376 Augusta, GA 30903 706-651-1388 samuel_sullivan@hotmail.com

Dr. Ronald Brown, Sr. Chairman Project BBUILD 612 Baytree Ct. Martinez, GA 30907 drbrownags@bellsouth.net

All donations should be mailed to Dr. Samuel Sullivan at the address listed above. Questions concerning Project BBUILD should be directed to Dr. Ronald Brown, Sr.