In a remarkable display of community support and tradition, the Epsilon Omega Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. made a memorable contribution to Voorhees University during the halftime of the highly anticipated homecoming basketball game. The chapter donated 13 brand-new flat-screen televisions to their cherished alma mater, enhancing the campus experience for students and faculty alike.
The presentation was a celebratory moment, marked by the presence of active brothers from the campus and alumni who returned to join in the festivities. As the brothers revealed their generous donation, the crowd erupted in cheers, recognizing the fraternity’s unwavering commitment to uplifting their HBCU community.
The televisions will be utilized to enhance viewing experiences for sporting events, academic presentations, and campus activities. This donation underscores the chapter’s enduring legacy of service, leadership, and dedication to Voorhees University’s growth and success.
“This moment is a testament to the bond of brotherhood and the shared mission of contributing to the betterment of our university,” said Omari Bryson, Polemarch of the Epsilon Omega Chapter. “By giving back, we honor the institution that has shaped us and ensure its continued impact on future generations.”
The event was a highlight of the homecoming celebration, bridging the gap between past and present members while reinforcing a spirit of unity and giving. Voorhees University President Hopkins expressed gratitude for the donation, noting its importance in enriching the campus environment.
Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc., renowned for its values of achievement and service, continues to leave an indelible mark on the Voorhees University community. This act of generosity serves as a powerful reminder of the role alumni and current members play in fostering institutional pride and progress.
