For over forty years, the Eta Upsilon Omega chapter has poured into the lives of young people through thousands of dollars in scholarships supported by our signature scholarship program  "Hats Off to Mom."  In addition, our annual Ivylette Youth Group showcase presents a formal celebration of Saginaw's next generation of leaders. 

We can be seen participating in community service activities such as the MLK Jr. International Day of Service, volunteering at the Underground Railroad---an organization that serves victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking and human slavery in Saginaw County, and volunteering  at our City Rescue Mission. 

We have donated hundreds of dollars to provide healthy food options to our youth through our partnership with the Food Bank of Eastern Michigan, conducted a family holiday community food and gift festival in partnership with Jesse Rouse Elementary (Saginaw Public School District), and supported our Great Lakes Bay youth's right to learn and play by volunteering at the Mid Michigan Children's Museum, Kids at Heart fundraiser and the Girl's Day Out STEM program initiative in collaboration with Delta College where over 400 registrants were supported in cultivating their connection to science, technology, engineering, and math. 

Our annual Pink Goes Red event focuses on Women's Heart Health and has included CPR demonstrations, blood pressure screenings, a hip hop workout, an informational on cardiac health and healthy snacks.   

We are politically astute as well.  We can been seen co-hosting the Saginaw NAACP chapter meeting annually to emphasize voter education, registration and participation.  

Lisa Reed, Programs Chairmen

Scholarship application available here