President's Welcome
On behalf of the Glamorous Ladies of the Gamma Mu Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated®, I thank and welcome you for taking the time to visit our website.
The women of Gamma Mu Omega are extremely proud of our chapter and the support that we have received from the Daytona Beach community for 80 years. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated is established on the premise of service, and we are exceptionally proud that the commitment of our local chapter to scholarship, academics, advocacy and community service has improved the lives of members of our society.
Gamma Mu Omega, chartered on December 13, 1941, is the first graduate chapter among African-American Greek-lettered organizations established in Volusia County. Our charter members: Mildred Peterson, Joyce Engram, Phannye Huger, Angie Douglas, Marion Lancaster and Nadine Ferrell, were pioneers in providing service to our community. We are extremely grateful for the foresight and leadership of our charter members who embraced the spirit of our great sisterhood's motto of "Service to All Mankind."
GMO is excited to implement locally our sorority's 2018-2022 International Program -- “Exemplifying Excellence Through Sustainable Service” -- for the betterment of the communities we serve. Our International Program includes five program targets that are designed to advance the mission of Alpha Kappa Alpha with excellence and underscore our commitment to sustainable service. The targets include: support of Historically Black Colleges & Universities; women's health and wellness; how to build an economic legacy; arts and culture; and global service.
With God’s blessing, and our ongoing commitment to our founding and chartering members' vision, GMO will continue “A Legacy Destined for Greatness through Exemplifying Excellence through Sustainable Service.”
Sincerely,
Ida Wright, President
Gamma Mu Omega Chapter
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GMO and A WISH, INC.
Announce 2022 Scholarship Program
Gamma Mu Omega and A WISH, INC. are proud to announce our 2022 Scholarship Program. Volusia County high school seniors are encouraged to apply.
For more details or to download the application packet, click here.
Gamma Mu Omega's Commitment to Service
Pink Goes Red Walk-A-Thon - February 12, 2022
Thanks to community support, GMO raised more than $1,000 during this event. Proceeds were donated to the American Heart Association.
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service - January 17, 2022
GMO honored Dr. King's legacy of service by providing donations of essential items to Restoration House transitional housing program; assisting with a backpack drive; and participating in the annual Daytona Beach MLK March.
Summer Reading Program - June through July 2021
This reading program for students in grades K-5 awarded first, second and third place prizes to participants who read the most books. The program saw the collection of more than 2,000 books including those spotlighting the Harlem Renaissance and The Arts.
EntrepreneuHERship 101 - May 2021
This virtual event featured women entrepreneurs who shared their experiences in establishing their own businesses.
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