Iota Chi Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.

06/12/2026

It’s our second week for Pink Friday. This week we
“Glow Different – Beauty, Wellness & Self-Care” by spending at black-owned salons, spas, skincare brands, fitness studios, and wellness practitioners. We’d love for you all to drop the names of your favorite local black-owned beauty, wellness, and self-care business or share a favorite black-owned beauty, wellness, and self-care product you enjoy!

06/12/2026

Join us tomorrow!

06/12/2026

Iota Chi Omega‘s Ivy of Excellence has awarded the Sharon K Grimes Memorial Scholarship to two recipients, Gazhelle Gibson and Paris Lee! Both Ms. Gibson and Ms. Lee are proud 2026 Northrop High School graduates.

The Ella M. Green Book Stipend was awarded to Kaidyn Patterson(not pictured), who is also a 2026 Northrop High School graduate. Congratulations Ladies! 📚🩷💚

06/05/2026

Show some love to your favorite local black-owned restaurant by posting in the comments!

It’s the first of June, and we are ready to, “Feed the Movement!”

This week, we are Wearing Pink, Spending Green, and Buying Black by intentional spending with Black-owned restaurants, cafes, bakeries, food trucks, and beverage brands.

Our collective goal is $8 million this month, and it starts with just $19.08. That’s one delicious meal, one specialty coffee, or one sweet treat. Let’s help “Build Our Economic Wealth,” one bite (or sip!) at a time.

Tag your favorite food or drink business below, and let’s celebrate together!🩷💚🖤

06/02/2026

🩷💚 Black Dollar Days are almost here! 🩷💚

This June, we invite every member to join us for the final Black Dollar Days of the Soaring Administration.

Through the power of intentional spending, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated® members have invested more than $50 million in Black-owned businesses during this administration. This June, we’re building on that legacy with a goal of spending $8 million more.

Every Pink Friday, we encourage Sisters to “Wear Pink, Spend Green, and Buy Black” by spending at least $19.08 with a Black-owned business.

Show off your economic power and Sisterhood spirit on social media! Share your purchases using , , , and tag .

Grab your favorite pink outfit, your FMO Federal Credit Union™ debit card, and your Sister Squad. Together, let’s continue to Build Our Economic Wealth®.

05/30/2026

The Enhance Our Environment Committee was out and about on this beautiful and sunny morning cleaning the trails. Thank you to all sisters and community members who took some time out of your morning to help keep our trails clean💗💚

05/26/2026

As Mental Health Awareness Month comes to a close, it's vital to remember that mental health demands year-round attention. Ensure you're taking care of yourself, lend support to others, and seek assistance as needed.

05/24/2026

Join the Enhance our Environment committee and the ladies of Iota Chi Omega for trail cleaning this Saturday at 10:00 a.m. See the flyer for additional information.

05/17/2026

Today was a day filled with celebration, commitment, and connection as Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated®, Iota Chi Omega Chapter welcomed six new members into the bonds of sisterhood and service!

The atmosphere was elevated by the vibes of DJ Polaris with Music Lovers Lounge infusing the room with elegance, energy, and undeniable joy.

The program was enriched with inspiring words from President Kela Guy who reminded us to lead with honor and humility.

It was truly an Ivy-filled experience, where bonds were deepened, spirits were lifted, and sisterhood blossomed as we welcomed our newest members into Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated®. 🩷💚

05/13/2026

Alisa Thompson, our esteemed sister, has achieved a notable distinction as a Top 10 Finalist for Fort Wayne Community Schools Secondary Teacher of the Year. Serving as a Criminal Justice Instructor at the FWCS Career Academy, she exhibits unwavering dedication to student development and mentorship, equipping students for successful careers in public safety. Her leadership and commitment to service are further exemplified through her diligent service as our Chapter's current Sergeant-at-Arms. We offer heartfelt congratulations to Sister Alisa on this prestigious recognition, honoring her outstanding contributions to education and service.