The Alpha Alpha Sigma Chapter and its undergraduate members continue to embrace the sorority’s international thrust by planning and executing community-based activities which support specific programs. These programs include Project Reassurance, a signature international program that exposes young women to uplifting experiences. In addition, the chapter strongly supports national partnerships with St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital and the March of Dimes, the Hattie McDaniel Cancer Awareness Program, which educates women about the different types of cancer, its early detection, treatment, and research. The Alpha Alpha Sigma Chapter also supports Operation BigBookBag, a school supplies distribution program, and has worked in partnership with the Mayor’s Back to School Rally to make these items available to Baltimore City school students in addition to participating in coordinating activities for rally participants.

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The chapter also serves area residents and students through established community service partnerships with the Girl Scouts of Maryland, Perkins Homes Community Center, the City of Baltimore, and numerous Baltimore City public schools. Additionally, the chapter hosts an annual Black History Program in partnership with the Reginald F. Lewis Museum for the past two years and a Youth Symposium, both of which are programs focused on educating Baltimore youth. Alpha Alpha Sigma currently works with St. Vincent De Paul of Baltimore in providing necessities for the residents of Sarah’s Hope, Beans and Bread, and Head Start. In 2015, the Alpha Alpha Sigma Chapter also partnered with the National Great Blacks in Wax Museum for its Adopt-A-Chair program.

Recognizing the vast needs of the Baltimore area, Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc., Alpha Alpha Sigma Chapter welcomes opportunities and seeks to continue our standard of exemplary community service.

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