Greater Allen AME Parade
On Saturday, September 17th the Brothers of Queens Alumni took part in the Greater Allen A.M.E. Cathedral of New York “Youth and Young Adult Day of Service” which featured a parade in honor of The Reverend Dr.Floyd H. Flake on his 35th Pastoral Anniversary and 50th Anniversary in the Preaching Ministry. The parade was a part of a week-long celebration that provided the church family and community an opportunity to celebrate the nearly forty year ministry of Reverend Dr. Floyd H. Flake who has touched the lives of many across the Queens community and the nation. The parade began at Greater Allen A.M.E. Cathedral of New York,110-31 Merrick Blvd, Jamaica NY and spanned approximately 10 blocks. Parade goers included the church community, other National Pan-Hellenic Councilmembers, Wilberforce Alumni Association, and a high school marching band. The parade concluded with a BBQ and service projects at 3 Queens locations: Roy Wilkins park, Baisley park, and Greater Allen A.M.E.
2011 Sickle Walk
On Sunday September 25th the Brothers of Queens Alumni took part in a Sickle Walk to raise awareness. The walk was held in Jamaica , Queens starting at York College and ending at Roy Wilkins park. There were a total of 7 brothers in attendance . The walk's purpose was for education and awareness of Sickle Cell Anemia. Sickle cell is a prominent disease in the African American community ,1 out of every 500 people versus the rest of the USA population which is 1 out of every 5,000. Staying with our QA for Queens theme and being more visual in the Community we service , this was overall a good experience for the chapter, and our attendance was greatly appreciated. We were the only fraternity or sorority at this event.
Nupes Night Out Sept. 2011
On Monday, September 19th the Brothers of Queens Alumni Reclamation Committee kicked off “Nupes Night Out” at Tropix bar and lounge.This event was co-hosted by Omega Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. as we enjoyed 25cents wings, great beer specials, and watched Monday night football. Over 30 people were in attendance and one brother from Nu Psi expressed interest in joining QA.
