Soror Squads met at the Reginald F. Lewis Museum in Baltimore to experience a deep dive into the history and culture of African Americans in Maryland. The Reginald F. Lewis Museum documents, interprets and preserves the complex experiences, contributions and culture of Black people in Maryland.

The museum is named after the prominent African American lawyer and businessman, Reginald F. Lewis, and his story of success and philanthropy is also featured in some of the exhibits. Reginald F. Lewis is most famously known for his 90-to-1 return on his initial investment in McCall Pattern Company. This deal helped fortify his place as the first African American to establish a billion-dollar company. The Reginald F. Lewis Museum is an excellent location for educational field trips, with resources for educators and interactive opportunities for students.

On August 2, 2025, Ξ Δ Ω donated and distributed 50 book bags to Edgewood Elementary School; 24 book bags to Magnolia Elementary School; 28 book bags to Bakersfield Elementary School; 26 book bags to Gilpin Elementary School; and provided two school age kids at the event each with a book bag filled with supplies for the new year.

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