Feeding the Hungry After the Holidays Food Drive
Dates:           January 18-February 28, 2010
Locations:   Randallstown Community Center - 3505 Resource Drive, Randallstown, MD
                       Grace AME Church - 67 1/2 Winters Lane, Catonsville, MD
                       Morning Star Baptist Church - 154 Winters Lane, Catonsville, MD

3rd Annual Health Fair
Date:           May 15, 2010
Location:   The Seed School of Maryland - 200 Font Hill Avenue, Baltimore, MD
Time:           10:00AM - 2:00PM
Theme:       Teens and Health

Mission Restoration
Date:           September 18, 2010
Location:   TBD
Time:           TBD

MLK Day is recognized each year in an effort to make Dr. King's birthday "a day on and not a day off."
The chapter has acknowledged MLK Day through a essay contest with the students at Sudbrook Middle
School.

Adopt-A-Highway - UEO has adopted Liberty Road, a ¼ mile stretch between Live Oak and Offutt Roads in
partnership with the MD Highway Administration. UEO helps to keep this road free of litter by having quarterly
clean-ups of this roadway.

Adopt-A-Family Initiative - UEO has adopted a family unit that includes black males. The goal of this
initiative is to help the family become self sufficient and provide them with the necessary tools and resources to
succeed in life.

Genesis ElderCare - Four times a year, the members of UEO plan recreational activities for the residents
of Catonsville Commons (Genesis ElderCare). The activities range from crafts to games of BINGO.

The Black Barbie Doll Project is a collaborative event with Grace A.M.E. Church in which the chapter
donates approximately over 100 black Barbie dolls to the church each year at Christmas. The dolls are placed
in Christmas baskets of families in need with young girls.