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Gamma Omicron supports the Albany County Safe Project as its philanthropy. We believe supporting this organization is a great opportunity.
==Highlights of 2019==
2019 started with installation of new chapter officers and the election of Shelby Bell as the Panhellenic Vice President of Standards. In February over 20 women participated in the Jackalope Jump benefitting Special Olympics. In one week we raised $3000 and our team won the award for the most money raised by a group at the event. During spring recruitment we recruited four new members and in April we initiated five women. In the beginning of April we participated in Greek Week and won two events and placed third overall. Also in April we held a very successful Mr. Wyoming event, raising $6656, the most we've raised in several years. In May we had nine seniors become alumnae.
Our chapter was very successful in fall recruitment, welcoming 32 new members. In October we celebrated Wyoming's Homecoming and participated in Homecoming Sing and the campus parade. We welcomed our alumnae to our annual Alumnae Chili event and were able to give house tours. At the end of October we held our first Wingin' It with Kappa event and raised $3347. Our philanthropy chairman, Katie Kelley, was incredibly successful in 2019.
Gamma Omicron supports the Albany County Safe Project because their mission is to advocate for and empower survivors of stalking, intimate partner, family and sexual violence. This year we were also able to participate in their Take Back the Night event. Safe Project has made a huge difference in our community and we feel lucky to have been able to support them for multiple years.
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