Omicron Theta Omega Chapter’s annual Pink Pizzazz Jazz Brunch is our signature fundraiser for academic scholarships and community service programs. Each Spring, our Jazz Brunch features top-tier professional jazz musicians in a classy environment, with a delicious, expansive brunch buffet, and an elegant silent auction.

Pink Pizzazz attendees bask in the amazing sounds of St. Louis’ finest live, Jazz musicians. Performers who have recently taken the Pink Pizzazz stage, include the incomparable vocalists Denise Thimes, Anita Jackson and Brian Owens accompanied by the musical genius of Tim Cunningham, Good 4 the Soul, Montez Coleman, and so on. The yearly Pink Pizzazz proceeds enable the Chapter to award academic scholarships to graduating college-bound seniors and to support a variety of impactful community service outreach programs. If you love amazing Jazz, delicious Food and investing in the Future, this is an annual Spring Fling You Don’t Ever Want to Miss!

Omicron Theta Omega Chapter is dedicated to showcasing our HBCUs as a venue for moving students to and through college. The focus of the HBCU College Fair is to introduce students in the St. Louis Metropolitan Area to Historically Black Colleges and Universities. The HBCU College Fair hosts 35 representatives and tables that provide application information, financial aid tips and key stats on HBCUs around the country. State Farm, the United States Navy and Omicron Eta Omega Chapter’s HBCU college bus tour were also present. Recruiters engaged students through presentations, information and explanation of the value of attaining a degree at a Historically Black College or University. The 2018 HBCU College Fair was held in collaboration with Harris Stowe State University. 

The focus of the HBCU House Party is to bring awareness to our Historically Black Colleges and Universities and to celebrate the many HBCU Alumni in the St. Louis Metropolitan Community. The net proceeds from the HBCU House Party go towards Omicron Theta Omega Chapter’s HBCU Awareness programs and scholarships. The annual t-shirt dance is held in early September to kick-off Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.’s HBCU Awareness month.