(Hempstead, NY) EAC Network received a very generous donation of brand new backpacks and various school supplies from “Theta Iota Omega Sorority.” The sorority’s donations were given for children in a variety of EAC Network programs. Some of the boys and girls live in foster homes and group homes, while others have families on public assistance or may have a parent who has been incarcerated, or battling substance abuse.
Pictured, (l-r), Rachel Lugo, Regional Director, EAC Network; Beth Seidman, Senior Director of Development and Community Relations, EAC Network; Tricia Messeroux-Curwen; Teshaya Khudan; Kiona DeWitt (1st Vice President); Sunday Curwen; Gladys Andrews (President); Skylar Curwen; Kai Andrews; Cynthia Gordon Baker.
Theta Iota Omega continues to give back to the communities of Suffolk and Nassau counties. “There are many children right here on Long Island going to school without the basic school essentials. It is imperative that we give our children the necessary tools for success so they can accomplish their goals and reach their full potential,” said Kiona DeWitt, First Vice President of Theta Iota Omega. The supplies will be distributed to families within EAC Network programs on Long Island and the New York metro area.
Theta Iota Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority chartered in 1966 on Long Island, NY continues the legacy of service to all mankind through their dedication and commitment to global and community service.
About EAC Network
EAC Network provides a broad array of educational, vocational, counseling and criminal justice services. The organization’s 70 programs protect children, create opportunities for seniors, promote healthy families and communities, empower people through employment and education, and provide alternatives for people with substance abuse and mental health needs. For more information about EAC Network, please call (516) 539-0150 or visit www.eacinc.org.
