SERVICE 
AND 
SISTERHOOD

Morningside of Auburn
Members Host Bingo and other fun games for
 nursing home residents.
Reading Is Fundamental 
Members volunteer to sort and label donated books at RIF.
 ​K-OOP Cares/ K-OOP Cares: Winter Edition
Members collected can goods for the East Alabama Food Bank and Created Blankets for BRIDGES, a shelter for homeless teenage girls and runaways. They also gave out snacks an inspirational messages to students.
​Community Market
 The Community Market is a program of the Food Bank of East Alabama that is a friendly grocery-store environment for Lee County families in need.. Members provided service to the community by checking out community members and help shelved cans and other perishable and non perishable foods.
​Lee County Youth Development Center
Members collected hygiene products for the young boys and girls at the Lee County Youth Development Center.
​Clothing Drive
Members collected clothes to donate to the Crescent House Family Justice Center in New Orleans, Louisiana and the Auburn-Opelika community.
​"I Am More" Campaign
Members partnered with Omega Phi Alpha to help students recognize that they are more than their weight, GPA, and everything else society defines us by.
Feminine Product & Hygiene Product Drive
Members collected feminine products and hygiene products to donate to a local women's shelter.
Big Event
Members did yard work for the elderly.
Autism Awareness Drive
Members collected donations for the Autism Society of Alabama.
Our House
​​Members volunteer at Our House to mentor community kids and fellowship with them after school.
Tie Dye With Pat Dye for Diabetes
Members held a tie dye extravaganza to raise awareness for Diabetes.
​Lochapoka Public Library
Members volunteer to organize and shelve books at the library.
​Paint Auburn Purple
Members collaborated with the brothers of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. in order to spread awareness about Domestic Violence.
​Go Red For Women
Members of the Sorority wear red for the awareness of women with heart disease and also ask the community to join them.
​Boys and Girls Club
Members emphasized the importance of education and going to college, followed by a step performance.
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​East Alabama Food Bank
Members packed food for the Lee County area and surrounding communities.
Domestic Violence Awareness
​Members partnered with Alpha Chi Omega to share common warning signs of abuse all across campus to promote awareness.
Read Across America
Members read to kids at Meadowlane Elementary School to promote literacy and show that reading is fundamental.
School Supply Drive
Members collected school supplies and monetary donations for Loachapoka High School.
Project Graduation
Members worked alongside the Lee County Democrat Club to help high school juniors and seniors register to vote.
Women's Suffrage March of 1913 
Re-Enactment
Members re-enacted the women's suffrage march to educate Auburn's campus on women's issues and to encourage students to register to vote.