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ZETA EPSILON OMEGA FOUNDATION

EIN: 20-4422294 · SUFFOLK, VA 23439 · United States · FY 2025 Data
5 out of 5
ZETA EPSILON OMEGA FOUNDATION logo
85
CharityAI™ Score
out of 100
Mission Statement

The Cultured Pearls Foundation of Suffolk, Inc., (dba Zeta Epsilon Omega Foundation), founded in 2006 as the philanthropic arm of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated, Zeta Epsilon Omega Chapter, is committed to advancing educational achievement, youth leadership development, literacy, health , and community engagement. Through scholarships, mentoring, outreach programs, and strategic partnerships, we invest in scholars and strengthen communities throughout Suffolk and Hampton Roads.

Financial Overview — FY 2025
$33K
Annual Budget
$33K
Total Revenue
$30K
Total Expenses
$2K
Net Assets
0
Employees
Revenue Sources
Expense Breakdown
Program Expense Ratio 80.3%
Fundraising Efficiency 27.9%
Operating Reserve 0.95x
Liability-to-Asset 0.0%
Revenue Diversification 69.1%
Executive Compensation $0
CharityAI™ Evaluation — 2025
85 / 100
80
Financial
82
Reliability
90
Effectiveness
90
Impact
Financial Strength (30%) 80
Reliability & Transparency (20%) 82
Program Effectiveness (25%) 90
Impact & Outcomes (25%) 90

4,850 served annually $100 per beneficiary 12 programs 0 staff

IRS Verified Form 990 on File 90% Data Complete
Impact
12 programs
Outcome / Program People Served Cost / Service # Completed Duration
Provided backpacks of food to underprivileged elementary school students in Suffolk, Virginia. 1,000 $5.00 Per Year
The number of families. We supported 30 students in elementary schools and the RMHC in Norfolk, VA 100 $55.00 Per Month
We provided voter education throughout the year at tabling events in the City of Suffolk, VA. 400 $0.75 Per Year
Provided scholarships to 10 students in the Suffolk and Isle of Wight School System. 10 $1,000.00 Per Year
We feed 100 students a month with backpacks of food for the weekend 100 $50.00 Per Year
100 students living at or below the poverty line have food for the wkd 10 families - RMHC of Norfolk 150 $26.67 Per Year
100 children fed weekly 20 young women in leadership/literacy programs 10 scholarships awards 130 $0.05 Per Year
Over 4 yrs per, students were exposed to STEM in the leadership programs 100 $10.00 Lifetime
Served at multiple non-profit and school activites 2,000 $5.00 Per Year
Support of women's shelter and RMHC 60 $41.67 Per Year
Supported recycling event to decrease waste in landfill 500 $0.01 Per Year
Educated citizens will understand recycling and reduce waste to the landfill 300 $0.23 Per Year
Geographic Reach
Local 90% National 10%
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Organization Details
EIN
20-4422294
State
VA
City
SUFFOLK
ZIP
23439
Classification
B82
Category
Education
Rating
85★
Last Updated
Oct 2025
IRS Ruling Year
2006
Foundation Code
15
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