Ang KEagapay ng Kappa Epsilon

• To guide and assist the establishment of new Kappa Epsilon Alumni Associations/Councils/Groups, 
• Provide policy guidance on alumni matters, promote scholarship and fellowship, educational, employment and business opportunities among its member associations;
• To encourage members in undertaking civic, charitable, benevolent, cultural and educational services to fellowmen.

1. KEACI led the successful joint KEACI/KES "BANGON LUZON" Relief Operation Project, extending assistance to both KE members and other victims affected by the devastating typhoons ROLLIE & ULYSSES. This project showcased the fraternity's commitment to serving the community and supporting our fellow Filipinos in dire need.

2. In response to the COVID-19 outbreak, KEACI initiated the "CHARITY BEGINS AT HOME" KEACI Outreach Project which focused on helping KE members who were seriously affected by the pandemic, providing much-needed support to brods and sisses who lost their job during this difficult times.

3. The KEACI BALIKATAN Project was established to aid earthquake victims in the Abra province. This initiative demonstrated the fraternity's commitment and dedication to extend assistance beyond its immediate community and address societal needs.

4. KEACI through President Edwin Caronan was able to collaborate with a US-based foundation that paved the way to the donation of substantial amount of money, that was used  in establishing a KE school library in a town in the province of Cagayan. 

5. Successfully implemented the KEACI 10-point resolution, which was approved by the Board of Trustees during the term of the Past President, Joseph Acosta. This resolution emphasized important aspects such as synchronized elections of alumni group members, standard processes for membership and recognition by KEACI, and other vital organizational matters.

6. In support of the Bahay Kappa Epsilon project, the leadership ensured the continuity and progress of this ongoing initiative. During his term, he was able to solicit and add P60 thousand to the P250 thousand fund, now totaling P310 thousand. 

7. a 300sqm lot was pledged by Bro Art Briones to be donated for the project. The Bahay KE project is dedicated to providing an office, a place to meet, and a repository of documents and mementos of the 50 years of KE's existence. He believes this project exemplifies the fraternity's commitment to make a lasting positive impact on society.

8. The leadership initiated efforts to standardize KE alumni processes, focusing on areas such as management and organization. This includes  developing a Table of Organization, clearly defining the duties and responsibilities of officers and members, creating awareness about policies, processes, and procedures, and establishing a system for individual membership in an alumni group and KEACI. Additionally, he worked on creating a directory for each alumni group and implementing a KE alumni ID system.

9. Recognizing the importance of efficient records and document management, the leadership prioritized the identification, distribution or dissemination, storage, and disposal of records and documents. He also worked towards creating a database for each member association and a central database for KEACI, streamlining administrative processes and enhancing data management.

10. Actively supported the review, update, and implementation of a standardized process for admitting new members to KE. He also advocated for the development of implementing rules and regulations for the recognition of KE chapters and suggested amendments to the KE Constitution as needed, in collaboration with UPSKEFI.

Through all these accomplishments and initiatives, KEACI strengthened the fraternity's impact and legacy, fostering unity and driving positive change within the KE Brotherhood worldwide.