Service
Living our Creed
Omega Psi Phi Internationally Mandated Programs
Omega Psi Phi Fraternity mandates several programs focused on achievement, scholarship, social action, talent development, and community uplift. These programs are designed to promote academic excellence, civic engagement, and positive social change within communities.
National Achievement Week is a mandated program of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., that was originally designed to promote the study of African American life and history. It’s beginnings date back to the 1920 Grand Conclave in Nashville. It was at this Conclave that Bro. Carter G. Woodson inspired the overall idea. In 1927, at his urging, the Fraternity made National Negro Achievement Week an annual observance. In 1976, this commemoration evolved into Black History Month. Presently, the Achievement Week Program is used to recognize those individuals at the local and national levels who have made significant contributions toward improving the quality of life for African Americans.
Promotes academic excellence among the undergraduate members. Graduate chapters provide financial assistance to student members and non-members.
Chapters participate in activities that will uplift their communities. Some of the activities include: voter registration, Assault on Illiteracy; Habitat for Humanity; mentoring; and participation in fundraisers for charitable organizations.
Provides exposure, encouragement and financial assistance to talented young people participating in the performing arts. Winners are awarded recognition and may be given college scholarships.
March 12th of each year chapters conduct an appropriate service to recall the memory of those members who have entered into Omega Chapter.
A concerted effort at the international, district and local levels to retain active brothers and return inactive brothers to full participatory status.
Each year the fraternity gives at least $50,000 to historically black college and universities in furtherance of Omega's commitment to provide philanthropic support.
Chapters facilitate, participate and coordinate activities that promote good health practices. Some of the programs are the Charles Drew Blood Drive and partnership with the American Diabetes Association.
Chapters facilitate and participate in activities that uplift their communities through the power of the vote.
Every district and chapter of the fraternity is required to maintain a Life Membership at Large in the NAACP. All members of the fraternity are encouraged to join the NAACP.
Our Sponsors
We are grateful to our sponsors who partner with us to service the communities of Coweta & Fayette Counties
