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Fashionetta® is a trademark of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated®. Little Miss Fashionetta® has been a signature program of Omicron Eta Omega chapter since 1990. An ongoing goal of Omicron Eta Omega is to develop girls into the best young ladies and women they can be.

The objectives of the Little Miss Fashionetta® program are:

• Provide Character development, cultural enrichment, community service and leadership opportunities
• Encourage and support young ladies in developing education and career goals
• Raise funds for the purpose of providing educational scholarships to deserving and worthy youth in the St. Louis metropolitan area

Little Miss Fashionetta® (LMF) is sponsored by Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated® Omicron Eta Omega chapter and The Ivy Foundation of St. Louis. This program is specifically designed for African-American girls, grades 4th through 6th. The participants experience a series of life skill enhancement activities over a five-month period. During the culminating event, participants’ showcase their talents, are presented to the community in debutante attire and receive awards.

*Proceeds from the sale of tickets and advertisements in the souvenir journal are returned to the St. Louis Metropolitan community through philanthropic contributions and scholarships.

In partnership with Epsilon Lambda Charitable Foundation, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., Epsilon Lambda Chapter and Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Omicron Eta Omega Chapter, the Ivy Foundation of St. Louis hosts The Phirst Phamily Paragon Awards and Soiree.

The word ‘paragon’ is defined as a person who is a great example and model of excellence. Keeping the meaning in mind, the organizations made a decision to acknowledge and celebrate individuals often overlooked. The Paragon Awards honors and highlights the achievements of African American men in the St. Louis community, who are doing extraordinary work, while inspiring others. The honorees are selected from various sectors, such as Non-Profit, Education, Social Justice and Entrepreneurship.

The proceeds from this event enable each organization to continue to fulfill their respective missions through programs, activities and community service.

AKA Pinky and the Brain Trivia Night

The Annual Pinky and the Brain Trivia Night is an evening of laughter, fellowship and friendly competition between tables. There are 10 rounds with 10 questions in each round. To add to the fun and excitement of the evening, attendees have an opportunity to participate in mini games, silent auctions and dancing between rounds. Funds generated through ticket sales, Corporate Sponsorship, Donations and games aid in the betterment of the St. Louis Metropolitan community via philanthropic contributions and college bound scholarships.