Foundation
Kappa Epsilon Foundation Grants
The Kappa Epsilon Foundation provides individual Kappa Epsilon members and chapters with incentive funds for innovative, educational programs and projects that focus on the profession of pharmacy.
Any initiated Kappa Epsilon member or chartered chapter in good standing with the Fraternity may apply. Deadline for submission is November 15th of each calendar year. There is no limitation on the number of grants or times a member or chapter may apply. The total expenditure for KE Foundation Grants each fiscal year within the biennium will not exceed $1600. The KE Foundation Grants are available for application during each year of the biennium.
The Process
Follow-Up
Foundation Grant recipients are required to provide a final progress report (one-page synopsis) upon completion of the project or program for which they were awarded. All progress reports should be submitted by November 15th of the year following the initial application, but ideally within 60 days of completion. Completion of the progress reporting requirements will ensure the eligibility of the recipient to apply for renewal grants.
An announcement about the awarding of KE Foundation Grants will appear in KE Fraternity communications.

Grants Available
- Start-up: Two start-up grants up to $500 each are available for application each year
- Renewal: Two renewal grants up to $300 each are available for application each year
Foundation Forms
Application forms are available to Members on the My KE page. Contact the KE Office with questions.
Foundation Grant Recipients
Alpha Chi Chapter
- Educational programing at their regional retreat.
Alpha Delta Chapter
- Educational programing at their regional retreat.
- Xi at University of Texas at Austin
- Educational materials for poison prevention education to caregivers of young children.
- Xi at University of Texas at Austin
- Educational materials related to osteoporosis to display at an interprofessional health fair.
- Beta Tau at University of South Florida
- Venue rental to host the Region B meeting.
- Omega at University of Missouri-Kansas City
- Honorarium for Region F meeting speaker about the Opioid Crisis in the Midwest.
Alpha Pi Chapter at Howard University
• Programming for Second Annual Breast Cancer Awareness Brunch
Alpha Xi Chapter at Florida A&M University
• Breast Cancer Awareness fans for the community
Alpha Pi Chapter at Howard University
• Programs for Breast Cancer Awareness Brunch
Beta Alpha Chapter at the University of Florida-Jacksonville
• Prescription Drug Pack in association with Project HEAL
Tau Chapter at Virginia Commonwealth University
• Educational materials for interactive programs for chapter’s starting Pharm-CORP program
Lambda Chapter at University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
• Educational displays and handouts for a booth at the Southern Women Show
Delta Chapter at the University of Montana
• Educational materials for Osteoporosis screenings
Rho Chapter University of Cincinnati Medical Center
• Educational materials for blood pressure, glucose and cholesterol screenings at local nursing home
Alpha Chi Chapter at Shenandoah University
• Renewal grant for Poison Prevention Puppet Show
Psi Chapter at Ohio Northern University
• Continuing Education program
Alpha Chi Chapter at Shenandoah University
• Poison Prevention Puppet Show
Alpha Chi Chapter at Shenandoah University
• Poison Prevention Puppet Show