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Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc.
Kappa Omega Chapter
Capital City Ques
Harrisburg, PA
"Friendship is essential to the soul"
WELCOME
The Brothers of the Kappa Omega Chapter of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. welcome you to our website. Established as a 2nd District Graduate Chapter in 1923, Kappa Omega is located in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. The brothers of Kappa Omega take great pride in the long-standing commitment and service provided to the Harrisburg, York, and Lancaster, PA communities.
Kappa Omega proudly embraces its over 100 years of service and prepares for future events with enthusiasm. Visit our chapter's website for upcoming events. Details of upcoming events can be viewed on our chapter's website.
“I am ready to act, if I can find brave men to help me.”
- Bro. Carter G. Woodson
ABOUT US
After years of fraternity growth nationally, on campuses and in international communities, members of the Fraternity in Central Pennsylvania having the same ideals as the Founders sought to establish a Graduate Chapter of the Fraternity in Harrisburg PA. ·on January 25, 1923 a charter was approved by the Fraternity. The Omega Men largely responsible for organizing Kappa Omega Chapter were Brothers, Atty. W. Justin Carter, Jr., Dr. Stephen J. Lewis (Dentist).and, Dr. Morris H. Layton, Sr.(Physician), all of Harrisburg; Frank L. Jefferson of Steelton and; Dr. George W. Bowles (Physician) and Dr. Santonio F. Riley of York (Dentist).
"Excellence of performance will transcend artificial barriers created by man."
- Bro. Charles Drew
Mandated Programs
SCHOLARSHIP
The aim of the Scholarship Program is to enhance academic achievements among undergraduate members. Graduate chapters are tasked with offering financial aid to both student members and non-members. A segment of the fraternity's global funds is dedicated to scholarships administered by the Charles R. Drew Scholarship Commission.
SOCIAL ACTION
All members of the fraternity are required to engage in, support, and organize initiatives aimed at improving their communities. A global committee will oversee the diverse programs of different chapters. Social action initiatives encompass activities like voter registration, educational campaigns, addressing illiteracy, collaborating with Habitat for Humanity, volunteering for charitable causes, mentoring, and participating in fundraising events for organizations such as the American Diabetes Association, United Way, and those supporting individuals with Sickle Cell Anemia, among others.