Welcome to the website of Alpha Mu Omega Chapter (AMO) of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated (AKA). For more than a century, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority has been in the forefront with a clear focus of providing “service to all mankind” and AMO has done its part to hold true to this same precept.
Chartered in 1929, AMO has been committed to serving the Indianapolis community for over 83 years. AMO is home to the designer of our sorority crest, Ms. Phyllis Wheatley Waters, and four former international officers of our sorority: Mrs. Maenelle Newsome, Mrs. Annetta M. Lawson, Ms. Yvonne Perkins, and Mrs. Nadine C. Bonds.
AMO is dedicated to “Cultivating our Community” through the implementation of Meaningful programming, taking Action to improve the lives of others, seeking collaborative efforts and partnerships, and staying true to our love for our great Sisterhood.
Our current international program theme is Global Leadership through Timeless Service. Our programs include a focus on Health, Global Poverty, Economic Security, Social Justice & Human Rights, and Internal Leadership for External Service. Our signature events Live from the Pink Carpet and the Debutante Cotillion are now joined by our national signature program, Emerging Young Leaders Program which benefits girls in grades six through eight. Collectively, these programs allow AMO to showcase our commitment to sisterhood, scholarship, and service.
The strength of our chapter lies in the diversity of her 300+ members. Our chapter members range in age from 22-104 years of age and represent women in the fields of education, medicine, social services, and a variety of other professional careers throughout the Indianapolis community. We invite our sisters who are looking for a chapter home to look no further, AMO is here for you!! Please visit often to stay aware of our programs and community events.
By Merit & Culture,
Mrs. Mari A. Swayne
Alpha Mu Omega Chapter of
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.
president@akaamo.org
“Cultivating our Community: Meaningful. Action. Sisterhood.”