Sponsored by Jack & Jill of America, Inc. (Indianapolis Chapter) and The 100 Black Men of America of Indianapolis
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Beau Isaiah Ezekiel Webb
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Dear Family, Friends, and Supporters,
I am very honored to announce that I have been selected as one of the outstanding young men to participate in the 2023-2024 Beautillion Militaire Program. The Beautillion Scholarship Event will be held on April 7, 2024 at Indiana Roof Ballroom. (New date and location)
My parents Gary and Pam Webb (Kappa/AKA) have been a huge inspiration in my life and I am so thankful for the love and support they have provided me throughout the years. I am currently a Senior (class of 2024) at Fishers High School and life long member of Eastern Star Church. My Pastor, Jeffrey A. Johnson Sr., has definitely made a strong impact on the person I am today. For many years I have had the pleasure to serve in leadership, and ministry through my church programs.
My core belief in life is centered around my love for God, my family and my community. I have a deep love and connection to music and have come to learn that music is a huge part of who I am and what I do. I have been able to develop and showcase my adoration for music through church, service, community and school. I have played percussion in multiple bands at Fishers High School for 5 years.
My great grandfather, Billy Duncan, played the saxophone for Blues Artist B.B. King and many others, and his legacy has helped me better understand the quote I learned directly from ex NBA player Stephen Jackson, “If you do what you love you’ll never work a day in your life”. I plan to carry this legacy forward during my college education and beyond in pursuit of a double major in Business Administration and Music Technology/Commercial Music with the ultimate goal of owning my own Music Consulting Firm and Recording Studio.
I am also very passionate about helping the homeless with local community initiatives and impact days. Years ago, I designed and implemented a routine neighborhood food drive to help provide food to those in need, collecting and donating items to Third Phase and Dayspring Center Homeless Shelters. Also, I love to give of my talents and will always remember playing my snare drum for patients at a local nursing home! It was so special to see the smiles on their faces. My late grandmother also loved when I would sing and play the drums for her. It always brought about a smile or laughter. I will always cherish those days!
I hope that we can count on your support. I welcome ANY contribution that you are able to make. In order to be published in the souvenir book, please submit your tax deductible contribution via mail to my home address or make online donations via CashApp or Zelle before Sunday, March 3, 2024 See payment details below.
With appreciation,
Beau Isaiah E. Webb
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| Beau Buddy $5 - $100 | Beau Tuxedo $250-$499 | | Beau Tie $101 -$249 | Beau Top Hat $500 Above | | |
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WAYS TO DONATE
Please indicate in the check memo or in PayPal/CashApp/Zelle comments section how you would like your name to appear in the souvenir booklet and please provide your email address. Please feel free to check with your company to see if they will match your donation.
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| Mail to: | CashApp | Zelle | | Beau Isaiah Webb | $beauisaiahwebb2 | 317-437-2238 | | 9012 Max Ct.
Fishers, IN 46037
Make checks payable to 100 Black Men of Indianapolis |
https://cash.app/$beauisaiahwebb2 | Electronic Donation
Electronic Donation Beau Isaiah
Click drop down arrow and enter Isaiah Webb
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SCHOOL ACTIVITIES & ORGANIZATIONS
Concert World
Symphonic Band
Marching Band Drumline, Section Leader
Future Black Leaders (FBL) Club, Music Leader
Future Black Leaders Heritage and Juneteenth Programs, Music Performance
ISSMA Competition, Gold Metalist
Marching Band, Cadet
Winter Percussion
Pep Band
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COMMUNITY & LEADERSHIP
David Donaldson Drumline
Bloom Project, Inc.
Neighborhood Food Drive, Creator/Organizer
Eastern Star Church, Teen Leadership Council & Music Production
Indianapolis Kappa League, Board Member
Center for Leadership Development Alumnus
IBE Performing Arts Academy, Music Production/Videography
Girton Enterprises, Videography Mentorship
Leaders of Tomorrow Leadership Program
Indy's Got Talent Showcase, Music/Drum Performance
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SERVICE & VOLUNTEERISM
Convoy of Hope
Mozel Sanders Feed the Hungry
Martin Luther King Impact Days
Fishers Junior High School, Music Education Facilitator
Food 4 Souls, Food Drive Caravan
Third Phase Homeless Shelter, Neighborhood Food Drive
Watkins Park Beautification Project
Dayspring Center Homeless Shelter
Wheeler Mission Homeless Shelter
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EMPLOYMENT
IBE 50th Gala Opening Music Performing Act for R&B Group After 7
Youth Shark Tank 2022, Pitch Videographer
Talladega College HBCU Band Performance Opening Act, Music Performance
Youth Shark Tank 2023, Pitch Videographer
Ransom Place Beautification Historical Project, Videographer
Grand Park/Best Choice Fieldhouse, Basketball Referee
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AWARDS
Apollo Renaissance Music Performance Winner - 1st Place, 2019
Youth Shark Tank Pitch Competition Winner - 1st Place, 2020
Student of the Month Award, 2021
Outstanding Musician Award Winner, 2021
Top Percussionist Award Winner, 2022
Bands of America Grand National Finalist, 2022
Winter Guard International Winner - 1st Place, 2022
Bands of America Grand National Finalist, 2022-2023
Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade Participant, 2023
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About The Beautillion
The Beautillion recognizes the achievements of African American males from Indianapolis area high schools. All participants attend weekly educational workshop sessions prior to the final event. Sessions cover topics from personal responsibility, finance, cultural issues, and respect for others, to community service, health issues, communication, and college expectations. The men of the 100 and other volunteers provide mentorship to assist beaus with defining future goals.
Beautillion participants are also partially responsible for obtaining patron support for the Scholarship Fund. All net proceeds are directed toward scholarships and book awards which are distributed to the Beaus. Each beau receives either a scholarship or book award which can be used at the college, or other institution of higher learning, of his choice.
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Thank you so much for your generous donation. Your love and support means more than you'll ever know. God Bless! Isaiah | |
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Manhood Pledge
We were born males not men.
We will become men, when we learn the art and science of manhood.
We vow to work to become men, to leave childhood, boyhood behind us.
We vow to seek knowledge of the best way to relate to ourselves, to our Almighty, to our families, and to the community.
We vow to know, to seek answers to who we were, who we are, and know where we are going.
We vow to be the positive example of manhood and Brotherhood, to be a Brother to Brothers, Brother to Sisters, and Brother to the community and institutions to which we belong
We vow to work to make the place where we are better than the way we found it.
We vow to develop ourselves to save lives not take lives.
We will provide, protect, and secure life.
We will be constructive, not destructive.
We vow to live the "Seven Rs" of:
Righteousness
Respect
Responsibility
Restraint
Reciprocity
Rhythm
and Redemption
We know that life is hard work, but we accept that challenge for ourselves, for you, for life, for the future. Because the future is open and we shall decide!
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