The Links Incorporated,
Chattanooga Chapter
proudly present
Beau Gentry Adams
Beautillion X:
The Making of a Gentleman
November 4, 2012
Chattanooga Convention and Trade Center
Chattanooga, Tennessee
About Gentry Adams
Parents: Dr. and Mrs. John Adams, Jr.
Maternal Grandparents:
Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Henson
Paternal Grandparents:
Dr. and Mrs. John Adams, Sr.
High School: The Baylor School
Church: Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Extracurricular Activities: Harambee and University Bound Clubs.
Hobbies/Interests: Track and Basketball.
Honors/Awards: First Black Astronaut to Walk on Mars
Future Aspirations: To become a physician.
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Souvenir Book
Ads
Ad Size Amount
Full Page / $250Half Page / $150
Quarter Page / $100
Eighth Page / $ 75
Patrons
$25 per line
The bearer of this brochure is authorized by the Chattanooga Chapter of The Links, Incorporated to solicit ads, patrons, and contributions for the Beautillion X Souvenir Book.
All funds are used exclusively for service projects and college scholarships.
All funds for ads and patrons must be received by The Links organization no later than October 15, 2012 to be included in the program souvenir book.
For tax purposes, please make checks payable to The Chattanooga Chapter of The Links, Incorporated.
We thank you in advance for your support!
About Beautillion X:
The Making of a Gentleman
Approximately twenty-five (25) 11th and 12th grade African American men will be presented to the Chattanooga community with their parents to an audience of approximately five hundred people in a formal dinner setting. Following are the award categories based on fund raising success:
Mr. Beautillion / $1500 1-Year Renewable Scholarship and $100 Savings Bond1st Runner Up / $1000 Scholarship and $100 Savings Bond
2nd Runner Up / $750 Scholarship and $100 Savings Bond
All beaus meeting fundraising requirements will receive a $100 savings bond.
The goals of the Beautillion are as follows:
· Identify and recognize minority junior and senior males in a manner that will increase their chances of individual success.
· Provide an avenue by which the potential of the beaux can be maximized and represented to the Chattanooga community at large.
· Conduct workshops and plan activities that will contribute to the overall social, educational, and character development of the beaux and belles.
· Inspire the beaux to focus on career objectives and provide opportunities for the beaux to interact with African American professional males whose current careers mirror the interests expressed by the individual beau.
· Encourage the beaux to commit to higher education by providing scholarship awards to the participants.
· Work with the beaux in a fund raising effort that will contribute substantially to a larger scholarship fund and enhance the chapter’s opportunity to provide more services.
Planned Activities
April
§ Bowling Alley Connection
May
§ A Gentleman’s Wardrobe Workshop
June
§ Morehouse College and CNN Visit
§ Advance Your Swagger Workshop - Dating and Emotions
July
§ Tennis Clinic
§ Experiencing African Culture at Bessie Smith Cultural Center
August
§ Rock Climbing at Urban Rocks Gym
§ Swim Party for Beaux and Belles
September
§ Golf Clinic
§ Chattanooga Symphony and Opera -Heroes: Napoleon to Superman! Beaux and Belles
§ Social and business etiquette seminar
§ Financial Seminar
October
§ Worship Service - Second Baptist Church
November
· Beautillion, Nov. 4th
The Chattanooga Chapter of The Links, Incorporated
The Links, Incorporated is an international, not-for-profit corporation, established in 1946 with a membership of 12,000 professional women of color. It is one of the nation’s oldest and largest volunteer service organizations of extraordinary women who are committed to enriching, sustaining and ensuring the culture and economic survival of African Americans and other persons of African ancestry.
The members of The Links, Incorporated are influential decision makers and opinion leaders. The Links, Incorporated has attracted many distinguished women who are individual achievers and have made a difference in their communities and the world. They are business and civic leaders, role models, mentors, activists and volunteers who work towards a common vision by engaging like-minded organizations and individuals for partnership.
The outstanding programming of The Links, Incorporated has five facets which include National Trends and Services, The Arts, Services to Youth, International Trends and Services and Health and Human Services. The programs are implemented through strategies such as public information and education, economic development, and public policy campaigns (www.linksinc.org).