Omegas hand out free school supplies in East Winston - WS Chronicle

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Omegas hand out free school supplies in East Winston - WS Chronicle

Psi Phi Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. gave out back-to-school supplies at Omega Friendship Center on Tuesday, August 17. The supplies were donated to the chapter from Operation Homefront and were collected and delivered by Omega Psi Phi member Brother Christopher Foster.

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