Charlie F. Ware Council #14, Order of the Knights of Pythagoras

04/12/2026

Celebrating 75 Years of Legacy, Leadership, and Service

For 75 years, the Order of the Knights of Pythagoras has stood as a pillar of community‑based mentoring, positively impacting the lives of youth across the globe. Through unwavering commitment to leadership development, character building, and service, we have empowered generations of young men to grow into responsible leaders and engaged citizens.

Founded on principles of brotherhood, mentorship, and integrity, the Knights of Pythagoras continues to provide a strong foundation where youth are not only taught leadership—but given opportunities to practice it. From local councils to global initiatives, our work has strengthened families, uplifted communities, and preserved a proud fraternal legacy.

As we celebrate this milestone, we honor the vision of our founders, the dedication of our Advisors and Mentors, and the promise of our Youth Knights who carry this legacy forward. Here’s to 75 years of service—and many more years of building leaders for tomorrow.

03/15/2026

03/15/2026

Texas KOP - A Prince Hall Youth Mentoring Organization.

2025 National Youth Conference - Charlotte, North Carolina.

Two bus trips:
2019 - Atlanta, Fort Valley (Georgia)
2025 - Charlotte (North Carolina)

Youth conferences held:
9 HBCU (7in Texas, 2 in Georgia )
5 Non-HBCU

Total of 14 colleges/universities

03/12/2026

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02/17/2026

We honor the life and legacy of Rev. Jesse L. Jackson, a fearless advocate for economic inclusion, political empowerment, and justice.

From the streets of the Civil Rights Movement to the national stage, Jackson challenged America to expand opportunity—pushing corporations, institutions, and government to recognize the power, potential, and purchasing strength of Black communities. His voice helped redefine what participation in business and democracy could look like for generations who had been locked out.

As this 1983 Black Enterprise cover reminds us, his mission was always larger than politics—it was about ownership, access, and progress.

We extend our deepest condolences to his family and all who carry forward the work he so boldly advanced. His impact endures in every door opened, every barrier challenged, and every generation inspired to demand more.

02/14/2026