Our Programs
Mentoring of High School Youth
The Chambers-McCain Foundation has worked closely with the Social Action Committee of Beta Delta Boulé a part of Sigma Pi Phi Fraternity to provide mentoring and job shadowing.
Scholarship
The Chambers McCain Foundation in cooperation with the Social Action Committee of Beta Delta Boulé is committed to cultivating, achieving, and sustaining the highest quality of life through an improvement in the areas of leadership, economic development, education and social development in the Greater Charlotte Community. The Chambers-McCain Foundation supports two major scholarship programs:
Chambers-McCain Foundation Scholarship
Boulé Scholars Program
Community
Fulfilling an objective of helping disadvantaged youth requires diverse and multifaceted efforts. The Foundation seeks both direct and indirect ways to support this mission. For example, during the COVID-19 pandemic, when CMS schools closed, many at-risk students lost access to essential meals. Recognizing the response by the Second Harvest Food Bank of Metrolina to fill this gap, The Chambers-McCain Foundation provided funding to help feed these students who lacked alternative sources of nourishment. Additionally, the Foundation has collaborated with groups such as YBLA, The Male’s Place, and area high school students, offering support, mentorship, and resources to empower young people in our community.
The Male's Place Partnership
The Boule’ partnered with The Male’s Place to support their mission of empowering African American boys in Charlotte, NC, by providing funding through annual grants and hands-on mentoring. Together, we worked alongside the young men in their community garden, teaching valuable skills as they planted, nurtured, and harvested fruits and vegetables. Once ready for harvest, the produce was sold at the local Farmer’s Market, allowing the youth to experience the full cycle of cultivation and community engagement. This collaboration contributed to The Male’s Place’s impactful work in fostering growth, resilience, and life skills for over 3,000 boys ages 12 to 18.
