Purpose
The founders wished to create an organization that brought together the community rather than set them apart because of who they are. They believed that each potential member brings with them a sense of individualism and should be judged by his own merits without regard of race, nationality, or sexual preferences. They created this Brotherhood with the hope that men of any color or sexual preference could bond together for the greater of the community. The purpose of Kappa Psi Kappa Fraternity is to transform an individual through Brotherhood, cooperation, culture, leadership, patience, and exposure to leading figures. Using these things a true man of this Fraternity may be able to lead the Fraternity into great heights and others into a more profound world.
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