training in partnership with General Electric,
Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. is a historically
health and wellness prevention through partner-
Black fraternal organization that provides and
ships with State Farm Insurance Co. and the
promotes programs of social-, cultural- and eco-
American Cancer Society.
nomic uplift to the communities we serve. The
Second District of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc.
Our Internationally mandated programs includes:
is comprised of five States -- Maryland, Delaware,
Achievement Week, Scholarship,
Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and New York. The
Programs, Talent Hunt Program, Memorial Ser-
Second District has over 60 Chapters and two
vice, Reclamation and Retention, College Endow-
thousand members who dedicate their lives to
ment Fund, Health Initiatives, Voter Registration,
"service" for our communities.
Education, and Mobilization, and the NAACP.
For almost 100 years, the Omega Psi Phi Frater-
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OMEGA PSI PHI
FRATERNITY,
INC.
Social Action
here in America and abroad. Although Omega was
not the first Black Greek-letter society to form at
th
the turn of the 20 Century, it was certainly the
P. O. Box 425
Willingboro, NJ 08046
first fraternal organization to be founded for the
specific purpose of providing a cadre of male lead-
Nu Nu Chapter
ership that was committed to Uplifting the human
race through programs of social action and institu-
Willingboro, NJ
tional reform. Our social action programs touch
The Mighty 2nd District
(NJ, MD, DE, PA, NY)
the lives of hundreds of thousands of families and
individuals each year. Whether our efforts result
in entertaining an audience, educating a group of
young people; or simply helping those in need, we
have developed a reputation for delivering programs and projects that make a difference in the
lives of those we serve.
A partial list of social action initiatives includes:
Making a Difference
scholarships for deserving students, mentoring
programs for disadvantaged youth, violence prevention through our partnership with RAC (Gun
Locking Systems), leadership development and
FOUNDERS: Bro. Dr. Oscar J. Cooper, Bro.
Dr. Ernest Everett Just, Bro. Bishop Edgar
Amos Love, Bro. Professor Frank Coleman
“Friendship Is Essential To The Soul”
Omega Psi Phi
Fraternity
Nu Nu Chapter
In 1970, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity,
Inc., granted the establishment of a
graduate chapter in Willingboro,
New Jersey. This new chapter
would be called "Nu Nu", with a
core of seventeen brothers
representing a diversification
of professions. The stated goal
of this new chapter was to make
a positive contribution geared
toward continued enhancement
of the greater Willingboro community.
Organizers and founding brothers of "Nu Nu" Chapter are:
Brothers:
*Arthur "Art" Brown
Donald Clark
Harry Dorsey
*David Jackson
*Leroy King
Charles Lee
Marion Massey
Ronald Owens
Harry Pelzer
Louis Richardson
*Eugene Riley
Donald Saunders
Earl Rippey
Frederick "Fred" Scott
Melvin "Mel" Thomas
Joseph "Joe" Washington
Willinel "Willie" Wright
*Denotes Omega Chapter
Some of the chapters first undertakings were:
Jazz workshop held at J. F. K.
High School
Miss Black America Pageant Miss Stephanie Clark
Careers Night
Chapter BarBar-B-Q
Mods, Mannequins and Music
Scholarship Show
Al Green and Herb Alpert - Show
and Dinner at the Latin Casino "73"
Thomas H. Mayfield, Sr.
Scholarship Program
Nu Nu Men A’Cookin’
Burlington City Cleanup
Mu Omega and Nu Nu Chapters
Mardi Gras. Ivystone Inn - "73"
Omega Festival - Cherry Hill
Lodge – 72
Burlington County NPHC
Greek Weekend
Assistance to the needy
Thomas H. Mayfield, Sr.
Scholarship Breakfast &
Golf Tournament
Tutorial Program.
Chapter Memorial Service
Community Holiday Observance
Chapter Bowling Party
Career guidance
OCDI Sweetheart Soiree
Youth recreational program
Thanksgiving Holiday Food
Basket Giveaway
Over the years, the chapter has
continued to grow, and supports
the following programs on an
annual basis:
Brady L. Mixon Memorial
Tutorial Program
Christmas Holiday Food Basket &
Gifts Giveaway
Whitney M. Young Football
Classic (Meadowlands, n. j.)
Talent Hunt Program
Black Family Heritage Festival
and Health Fair
White Linen Scholarship
fund raiser
American Cancer Society
Relay for Life
Political—
Political—Civic Action
Omega Community Development,
Inc.—
Inc.—501c3
Voter Registration
Arthur F. Brown
Community Center
Habitat for Humanity
Achievement Week Award Banquet
Omega Teens Mentoring Program
Charles R. Drew blood drive
The Nu Nu Chapter has a rich history
and tradition, and will continue to
provide uplift to the community, with
the intention on making a difference
in the lives of black people.