Alpha Mu Omega Chapter

Today we celebrate freedom, resilience, and the strength of our community. As members of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated®, we honor our history while continuing our commitment to service and uplifting others.

Together, we celebrate our past, embrace our present, and inspire our future.

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Congratulations to our sister Camille Blunt, Vice President of Government Relations at the Indiana Chamber, on her induction into the Pike High School Hall of Fame. She is a Pike High School graduate from the class of 1995. 

This award celebrates outstanding Pike High School graduates who have demonstrated exceptional achievement and community service. She spoke at the Induction Ceremony for the 2026 Top 30 Grads at Pike High School and now has a plaque on the wall.

💗💚 Black Dollar Days: Glow Different 💚💗

This week, Alpha Mu Omega is shining a spotlight on Beauty, Wellness, and Self-Care by intentionally supporting Black-owned businesses and entrepreneurs.

We were excited to support our very own Sister Raven Gibson by participating in a workout at a Black-owned fitness studio. Not only did we invest in our health and wellness, but we also supported a fellow Soror who is making a positive impact in our community through fitness and empowerment.

As we continue our Black Dollar Days journey, remember to Wear Pink, Spend Green, and Buy Black! Every dollar spent is an investment in our community, helping build stronger businesses and brighter futures.

Thank you, Sister Raven, for helping us prioritize wellness while supporting Black excellence!

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💚🚶🏾‍♀️💗 A Day of Service, Awareness, and Impact! 💗🚶🏾‍♀️💚

On Saturday, June 6, members of Alpha Mu Omega Chapter proudly participated in both the Sickle Cell Walk and the NAMI Walk, raising awareness for two important causes that impact so many individuals and families in our community.

We are especially proud to share that our chapter received recognition at the NAMI Walk for having the Largest Team and raising the Most Donations! 🎉🏆

Thank you to our Sisters, rosebuds,  family members, friends, and community supporters who joined us in walking, learning, and advocating for greater awareness and support for both sickle cell disease and mental health.

Together, we are making a difference by educating, advocating, and supporting healthier communities.

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Congratulations to our sister, Carmen Jones on passing her Project Management Professional (PMP) Certification examination, which recognizes a person’s knowledge, experience, and ability to successfully lead and manage projects. The certification is recognized worldwide and is often considered a gold standard in project management. We’re proud of you!

💗💚 Black Dollar Days Has Officially Begun! 💚💗

Today, members of Alpha Mu Omega Chapter gathered for lunch as we kicked off our Black Dollar Days initiative by intentionally supporting a Black-owned business. We enjoyed an amazing meal at His Place Eatery, where the food, service, and hospitality were truly top-notch!

Supporting Black-owned businesses strengthens our communities, creates economic opportunities, and helps build generational wealth.

Sorors, don’t forget our challenge:�💗 Wear Pink�💚 Spend Green�🖤 Buy Black

Throughout the month, we encourage you to support Black-owned businesses, share your experiences, and post your photos. Be sure to tag and use the hashtag so we can celebrate and repost your support!

Together, let’s make an impact, one dollar at a time.

Thank you to everyone who joined us for our Mental Health Roundtable Discussion featuring Kody Green, a schizophrenia and addiction advocate. Together, we engaged in a meaningful and honest conversation about mental illness, recovery, stigma, and the importance of supporting one another through life’s challenges.

Kody’s powerful story reminded us that mental health impacts us all and that healing begins when we create spaces for open dialogue, understanding, and compassion.

A special thank you to our attendees, community partners, and volunteers for helping make this event a success. We hope each person left with greater awareness, valuable resources, and a renewed commitment to supporting mental wellness in our communities.

Let’s continue the conversation, break the stigma, and advocate for mental health every day.

Congratulations to our sister, Cynthia Newman for receiving the Harvest Girls International 2026 President’s Award. Cynthia has been a supporter of Harvest Girls International and has hosted college scholarships for “The Power to Dream” Scholarship Fund, and has been a facilitator for Harvest Girls International in financial empowerment. 

Moving for Mental Health & Wellness✨

The ladies of Alpha Mu Omega Chapter joined the men of Alpha Phi Alpha for the “Join the Movement” Hike as part of the AlphaPhit and PrettyPhit initiative at Eagle Creek Park.

The evening focused on physical health, mental wellness, and strengthening community connections. Together, we embraced the opportunity to move our bodies, clear our minds, and prioritize our overall well-being.

Mental health matters. Physical health matters. Community matters.

Thank you to everyone who joined us as we took steps toward healthier lifestyles and meaningful connections. Let’s continue to encourage one another to stay active, support mental wellness, and keep the movement going!