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The Community Foundation of Anne Arundel County (CFAAC) awarded a $50,000 grant to the Eta Eta Lambda Foundation in support of the Alpha Academy Mentoring Program (AAMP)—a transformative initiative empowering young men through mentorship, leadership training, and academic excellence.

We kicked off a new year of our Alpha Academy Mentoring Program! In our opening session discussed a great deal of information with...

Today, our Brothers continued a chapter tradition by welcoming students on their first day of school. It was a privilege to join our VP,...

On August 17th, we supported the 4th Annual Book Bag Giveaway at Van Bokklen Elem School in Severn, Maryland providing support and...

On August 20th, we supported the Dr. Tim Tooten's Stuff the Bus: School Supply Drive at the Walmart Supercenter in Severn, Maryland from...

We had a great session titled "How to Present Yourself as a Black Man". In this session we discussed proper hygiene and the importance of having routine hygiene practices from brushing AND flossing daily, use of deodorant and why it should be used daily, preventing dry skin/being ashy with lotion explaining to lotion the whole body, not just arms and legs and one of the most important things we all should remember on a daily, which is checking your breath!! We discussed the i

HAPPY BLACK HISTORY MONTH!! In celebration of Black History month, the Alpha Academy mentoring program had two sessions. On our second session, held February 18th, we took our mentees on a walking tour where they learned about the rich BLACK history that built the city of Annapolis. The tour was led by Janice Hayes-Williams & Stacie Williams of Our Local Legacy Tours. The version of the tour that we went on was called the "Up Town Tour". We started at Asbury United Methodist

@OEASAaacps ⁩ Senior Manager for Mentoring Programs Bro. Andre Dillard leading mentor training for ⁦@AACountySchools ⁩ staff....

There was a lot of information given in this session about what the mentees will be doing this school year, and the significant differences to the program. We are still in session once a month from September to June, but we have extended our meeting time one hour, so we will end our sessions at 1PM instead of 12PM. We are also splitting the age groups this year (Elementary, Middle, High School) in an effort to meet the specific needs of each age group. Each age group will hav

Brothers Boles, Bertty, and Wilson participated in Arundel High School's Back to School night. They allowed parents and students to learn...