The Ann Arbor-Ypsilanti-Inkster Alumni Chapter was able to provide 100 free turkeys to the communities we serve for the Thanksgiving Holiday. This is our largest contribution for Thanksgiving to date. The turkeys were donated to the chapter by Mr. Amad Elzayat who is president of the Amity Foundation. Brothers were broken into three teams that

Come out and join your Brothers and other men in the Community who are concerned about their health, want to fellowship with others in the community, and enjoy a free hot breakfast. Our own Brother, Dr. Scott Mial, will be a presenter along with Brother Dwayne Gill, Comedy Cop, Lansing Alumni. There will be free

One out of every three African-Americans males will be incarcerated during their lifetime. How long will Americans tolerate a dual justice system? We cannot afford to ignore this catastrophic growth in incarceration! Sadly, the incarceration rate for African-American females is spiraling rapidly. It is both unjust and unfair to future generations of African Americans for

A two-day meal is delivered within the Ann Arbor area on the fourth Saturday of every month. Meals arrive by 10:15 am and deliveries began at 10:30 am. Twelve meals were delivered to five different locations. Five volunteers were present: 2 Brothers from AAYI Alumni Chapter, 2 Kappa Leaguers (RJ Hunt and Denzel Wels) and

The AAYI Chapter will kick off the “2017 Feed the Literacy Program” on Monday, September 18, 2017, 5:00 p.m., at the  Ypsilanti Public Library, on Michigan Ave., in Downtown Ypsilanti. Due to the professionalism of the Chapter, our good Kappa men has been selected for the second year in a row to kick off this very

Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Inkster Alumnae Chapter held an Expungement & Community Resource Fair on May 20, 2017 at the American International Academy School in Inkster, Michigan. The purpose of the event was to help educate individuals on how to clear their criminal record. Polemarch Ted Sturdivant was a featured speaker at this event.