A Legacy of Leadership Since 2007
Rooted in mentorship initiatives launched in 2007, the Rose City Sigmas Foundation was established in 2025 to expand, formalize, and sustain long-term impact across multiple youth and community programs.The Rose City Sigmas Foundation supports mentorship, scholarships, leadership development, and community engagement initiatives that prepare young men in Pasadena and surrounding communities for college, careers, and lifelong service.
Through structured programming and sustained alumni guidance, our work bridges adolescence to adulthood — building character, academic excellence, and community responsibility.
Why This Foundation Exists
Youth mentorship in our community began in 2007 through the Sigma Beta Club, a structured junior fraternity focused on leadership, scholarship, and service.
From 2007 to 2011, formal cohorts provided group-based mentorship and community engagement. In the years that followed, alumni relationships continued through one-on-one advisement, college guidance, career mentorship, and fraternity development as young men transitioned into adulthood.
In 2025, the Rose City Sigmas Foundation was established to institutionalize and expand this work — ensuring sustainable funding, measurable outcomes, and long-term program stability across multiple initiatives.
The Foundation exists to:
Provide consistent, structured mentorship pipelines
Increase academic access and postsecondary attainment
Develop principled leaders prepared for civic and professional life
Sustain community-based programming through accountable governance
Mentorship
Pipeline
Structured youth development rooted in accountability, guidance, and character formation.
Scholarship
Fund
Financial support and academic incentives designed to increase postsecondary success.
Community Engagement
Service initiatives and partnerships that strengthen Pasadena and surrounding neighborhoods.
Leadership Development
Training and experiential learning that prepares participants for campus, career, and civic leadership.
Impact
What all began as one students plan to create a junior fraternty in Pasadena’s, has turned into lifelong partnerships and dreams fulfilled
From Sigma Beta Club to Film Director
A mentorship journey that began in 2007
From Sigma Beta Club to Priest
A mentorship journey that began in 2007
Help fund the next ‘story’
Serving youth in Pasadena and surrounding communities
Established 2007
501 (c) (3) Public Charity
In Partnership with Upsilon Psi Sigma Chapter of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Inc.