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About The Cooley-Moore Scholarship Fund |
Photo Credit: Phelan Marc | The Cooley-Moore Scholarship Fund was established in honor of two Zeta Chi Omega Chapter charter members - Marie Cooley and Emma Moore. From 1957 to 2024, over $500,000 was awarded in scholarships. Of that amount, an estimated $82,000 was provided to students attending Historically Black Colleges or Universities (HBCUs). The first educational grants were awarded in 1957 to students graduating from Parker Gray, Luther Jackson, and Hoffman Boston High Schools. The amount of the first award was $150. The annual Cooley-Moore Luncheon Fashion Show is the signature event that supports the Cooley-Moore Scholarship. The event features renowned designer Kenny Kas, celebrity host Guy Lambert, and youth designers from HBCUs. A scholarship recipient provides the keynote address, and the event is open to the public for support. In recent years, scholarship recipients have received either four-year recurring scholarships in the amounts of $2,000 to $4,000 per year, one-time $4,000 stipend-scholarships to attend Historically Black College or Universities (HBCUs), or other stipend awards in varying amounts from $1,000 to $3,000. Read more information on The Cooley-Moore Scholarship Fund... |
Levels of Sponsorship |
You are cordially invited to participate in the vendor exhibit, the “Ivy Boutique,” sponsored by the Ivy Foundation of Northern Virginia, Incorporated (IFNV), and Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated®, Zeta Chi Omega Chapter. The Ivy Boutique will be held in conjunction with the 65th Cooley-Moore Scholarship Luncheon Fashion Show, Enchanted Elegance: A Canvas of Couture and Culture. If you are interested in showcasing your business and participating as an exhibitor, please complete and return the attached application for exhibit space and the exhibitor agreement. It is unlawful to display, sell and purchase counterfeit items. For this reason, businesses who duplicate trademarked items may not participate as vendors in the Ivy Boutique. |