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| The Birth of Epsilon Epsilon Zeta | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Epsilon Epsilon Zeta was chartered on October 27,1954 by 14
trailblazing sorors and 2 Sigma brothers, attorney William Holland and
Albert Brinson a local mortician.
Since our inception, Epsilon Epsilon Zeta has served the Central Florida community through numerous service endeavors. The Stork’s Nest program was started in 1977 and it is still going strong today through our community baby showers. Annually we sponsor toy drives, feed the homeless, raise thousands of dollars for March of Dimes and the American Cancer Society, and read to elementary school children through the read and rize program. EEZ is proud to run the children’s corridor during the annual Zora Neale Hurston Festival in Eatonville, FL. The children’s corridor allows children to express their creative side by making hats and jewelry and other fun items during the weekend street festival. Eatonville is also the home of the Moseley House Museum where Zora stayed when she came to Florida. It is maintained by the Zeta Educational Thespian Association, Inc. http://floridazeta.com/ Throughout the years we have partnered with numerous service organizations such as the Orlando Union Rescue Mission where we feed the homeless three times a year, Coalition for the Homeless, March of Dimes, Urban League, NAACP and most recently the American Cancer Society. Through ZHOPE (Zetas Helping Other People Excel) our international service platform we continue to impact the lives of many families in Central Florida.
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