Ocala  Alumnae Chapter

Programs

Ocala Alumnae has provided service to the local community for sixty years. The twelve charter members were women with a vision as well as dedication to providing programs that make an impact on the community. Since 1961, the seeds of scholarship, service and social welfare have been nurtured by optimism, commitment, faith, skill and perseverance. 
Through the volunteer efforts of sisterhood, these seeds have been developed and grown into an extensive array of public service programs, projects and activities. The chapter's public service initiatives align with the Sorority's Five-Point Programmatic Thrust:

• Economic Development
• Educational Development
• International Awareness & Involvement
• Physical & Mental Health
• Political Awareness & Involvement

                                                                               The Chapter supports

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Commemorative Commission        Project Hope

Marion County Boys and Girls Club        March of Dimes - Shands Hospital Neonatal Intensive Care Unit

Community with A Heart Fund                Habitat for Humanity

Marion County African American Administrative Council        City of Ocala Adopt A Street Program

Marion County Children's Alliance