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Cairo Omega chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha outlines 20-year local service, youth and mental-health programs
Summary
Kimberly Allen Cox, president of the Cairo Omega chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc., told the Wake Forest Board of Commissioners the chapter has delivered food packs for children, led youth leadership programs, supported mental-health outreach and invested in Black-owned businesses across eastern Wake County.
Kimberly Allen Cox, president of the Cairo Omega chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc., told the Wake Forest Board of Commissioners on Aug. 1 that the chapter has served Eastern North Carolina for more than 20 years and now counts more than 200 members.
Cox said the chapter's programs include a Childhood Hunger Initiative called Power Pack, which…
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