Pi Lambda Lambda (PLL), Third District, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. and the Omega U Committee Students washed cars and raised over $1,000.00 on September 14, 2019 at the Hylton Boys in Girls Club in Dale City Virginia.  The event was organized by Bro. Aaron Works, Omega U Co-Chair, and Elijah Gartrell, Student and Omega U President, to raise funds to participate in the Virginia State University homecoming football game and ROTC class on October 19, 2019.  This car wash was the first activity of the Omega U 2019/2020 school calendar year for the program of over 150+ male students of Prince William County Public Schools.

Omega U is the youth mentorship program of Pi Lambda Lambda Chapter of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. This program currently serves nine elementary, middle, and high schools across Prince William County. Pi Lambda Lambda (PLL) Chapter is a graduate chapter of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., an international nonprofit social and civic service organization that has more than 700 chapters with 100,000 members in 14 countries worldwide.

The Omega U Program mission is to serve, support, and partner with the Prince William County Public Schools by offering a “Word Class Education” with after school and weekend mentoring initiatives that includes STEM Labs, Pre-College Initiative (PCI), Career Readiness workshops, college field trips, and health and sports initiatives.  In 2018, Omega U became a National Society of Black Engineer Jr Chapter serving PWC partnering with Virginia State University, Virginia Tech University, Northern Virginia Community College, and George Mason University.

Since the Chapter’s founding in Dumfries, VA, in January 2004, PLL has supported public and community events across the region, benefiting scholarship, health promotion, youth mentorship, citizenship and social action.  PLL has previously been named the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. International Chapter of the Year for three separate years since the Chapter’s founding. PLL is honored with this most prestigious honor bestowed by the fraternity.

Pi Lambda Lambda serves Prince William County, the City of Manassas, and Manassas Park.

Pi Lambda Lambda (PLL), Third District, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. partnered with Potomac Senior High School in Prince William County in support of the school’s Annual Panther 5K Run and 7th Annual Community Day on September 21, 2019.

PLL’s Health Committee supported the school’s 5K and its Community Day with free blood pressure screenings by Brother Ed McDaniels, a “Brother, You’re on My Mind” mental health station, physical therapy provided by Brother Dr. Mario Anderson, and a voter registration station led by Brother Doug Jones.  The chapter also coordinated a dental screening station by local dentist Dr. Terry Wright (whose daughter attends the school) and a Zumba cardio session with instructor Mariam Agha.

Community Day was a family-friendly event designed to increase the surrounding community’s participation with the school, and encourage school spirit.  In addition to the 5K, the school also set up school club recruiting tables, and multiple stations, to include the Army National Guard, the Prince William County Police, a dunk tank, and multiple food vendors.

More than 300 people attended Community Day and its various stations.   Brother Mario Anderson’s physical therapy station was an very popular with the students – especially members of the school’s football team, and participants from the morning’s 5K.  The overall event was a success, and Ms. Regina Nash, Potomac High School Assistant Principal, invited the chapter back for the 2020 school year’s Community Day.

Potomac Senior High School is one of the partner schools for the chapter’s mentoring program, Omega U.   Proceeds from the 5K were donated to Omega U and the Baron “Deuce” P. Braswell Run Against Teen Violence.

Since the Chapter’s founding in Dumfries, VA, in January 2004, PLL has supported public and community events across the region, benefiting scholarship, health promotion, youth mentorship, citizenship and social action.  PLL has previously been named the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. International Chapter of the Year for three separate years since the Chapter’s founding. PLL is honored with this most prestigious honor bestowed by the fraternity.

Pi Lambda Lambda (PLL), Third District, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. joined with hundreds of other enthusiastic walkers on Saturday, September 21, 2019, to participate in the Annual American Diabetes Association STEP OUT: Walk to Stop Diabetes. Not only did the brothers of PLL field an energetic team of walkers, the efforts of the Brothers, their families, friends and supporters placed the chapter among the top three fundraising teams in the Metro DC area.

With one of every 10 Americans afflicted with this disease, PLL is home to numerous Brothers who battle this disease daily. The life-altering effects of Diabetes have fueled the inspired efforts of PLL Brothers to collectively engage in the fight against it. We understand this fight to be a “family affair” and realize that the ultimate victory against this disease will benefit our Brothers and our family members, as well. The imperative is real and the Brothers of Pi Lambda Lambda Chapter rose to the call. The goal of combatting the insidious and pervasive disease of Diabetes is an annual challenge that PLL is more than willing to face.

Pi Lambda Lambda is a graduate chapter of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., an international nonprofit social and civic service organization that has over more than 700 chapters with 100,000 members in 14 countries worldwide.

Since the Chapter’s founding in Dumfries, VA, in January 2004, PLL has supported public and community events across the region, benefiting scholarship, health promotion, youth mentorship, citizenship and social action. PLL has previously been named the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. International Chapter of the Year for three separate years since the Chapter’s founding. PLL is honored with this most prestigious honor bestowed by the fraternity.

Pi Lambda Lambda serves Prince William County, the City of Manassas, and Manassas Park.