About Us

We firmly believe that any child, with proper guidance and opportunity, can be a leader. Therefore, our efforts are geared toward developing the next generation of leaders to serve our community on the local, state, and national levels. Our chapter’s motto is “It’s All About the Children,” which permeates our programming. Children ages 2-19 are divided into six groups that meet every month for social, educational, recreational, and community service activities.

Chapter business meetings are conducted eight times during the program year. Additionally, chapter mothers organize monthly activities, including a family picnic, annual holiday dinner, and Black Family Day celebration. In our ongoing efforts to promote literacy in the county, each year, we host our annual Community Spelling Bee in February.

When it comes to encouraging our children to volunteer in the community, chapter mothers lead by example. We have donated boxes of housewarming gifts to Aunt Hattie’s Place, a foster home for boys in Sandy Springs, MD. We have conducted a food drive for the Manna Food Center’s Smart Snacks Program, organized a workshop for middle and high school students on human trafficking, and participated in a poverty dinner with Habitat for Humanity and many other organizations supporting our company. 

We promote legislation that fosters equity in health care, education, and through juvenile justice adjudication. Our chapter’s legislative activities have included: exposing our children to the legislative process through meetings with federal and state representatives, advocating for children’s issues via legislation, and co-sponsoring the Montgomery County Women’s Legislative Day.