Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc.

For 100 years, Alpha Omega Chapter has had a distinguished history in Washington, D.C. Alpha Omega’s members have won national recognition for their ambitious programs and reclamation efforts, and the chapter has been home to most of the founders, including Founder Edgar A. Love, as well as to contemporary international and district officers.

Social Action

The men of Alpha Omega Chapter actively engage in community service and civic contribution through its Social Action Committee (SAC). At the chapter level, the SAC is responsible for delivering the Fraternity’s Nationally Mandated Program of Social Action. To that end, the SAC plans and executes three of the Chapter’s Four Pillars of Service, as follows:

Fatherhood Initiatives

  • AOSASF Fatherhood Institute
  • Omega Men for Homeless Men
  • Omega Academy
  • Covenant House Washington

Youth Mentorship

  • Omega Academy
  • Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Washington DC
  • Covenant House Washington
  • Brilliant Brotherhood of Ballou
  • Man The Block Safe Passage Program

Individual, Family, and Community Betterment

  • Omega Men for Homeless Men
  • AOSASF Fatherhood Institute
  • Annual Christmas Food Distribution
  • Covenant House Washington
  • Project GiveBack
  • We Feed our People
  • Man the Block Safe Passage Program
  • NBC News 4 Health and Fitness Expo
  • DC Department of Behavioral Health – Purple Wave Wellness and Recovery
  • Salvation Army
  • Strive DC, Inc.