Photos and Story by Bro. Donald Belle
The Gamma Pi chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc.
recently partnered with 4-H of Prince George’s County and the Kentland
Community Center to host a camping weekend at Watkins Park. The camping weekend was conducted from May 15th
to May 17th and the weekend was filled with fun and educational
activities. In true Que fashion, the brothers
were first on the scene Friday evening to help setup tents, unload supplies,
and welcome more than 30 kids to the campsite. For most all of them it was their first-ever camping experience.
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Communication and trust was the theme for the next activity
as the students completed a blind obstacle course. While one student provided verbal directions,
the other student blindly navigated the obstacles. The students learned about giving clear and
meaningful directions and improved their listening skills while working as a
team. After the obstacle course,
students worked on a God’s Eye arts and crafts project and prepared for
kickball. Students put their newly
developed communication skills to the test during the kickball game as they
traded turns on offense and defense.
After kickball, the students had a chance to cook-out with
the Ques as they dined on burgers/hotdogs with healthy chips and fruit. The students were even treated to a mini step
show by some of the brothers.
The camping weekend was a huge success and a great opportunity for Gamma Pi to partner with other organizations on the most worthy of causes -- our kids.
Check out more photos below and a YouTube feature video here
The camping weekend was a huge success and a great opportunity for Gamma Pi to partner with other organizations on the most worthy of causes -- our kids.
Check out more photos below and a YouTube feature video here