The Baton Rouge Chapter is committed to implementing national program themes as administered by headquarters in Washington, D.C. This commitment has resulted in the development of award-winning and nationally-recognized chapter programs.  Notably, these programs initiated and implemented for over forty years have provided active volunteerism and support to the communities of Baton Rouge.

• Louisiana Role Models Awards - New Orleans Style Jazz Brunch
• Powerful Families with Grandparents Raising Grandchildren
• Adoption of Eden Park Elementary School and Capitol Elementary School: Childhood Obesity Awareness, Family Literacy Night, Everybody Reads, Science and Health Fair, Brotherhood Program
• Rose Buds Youth Connection – Park Elementary School and Capitol Elementary School
• Link Lads Youth Connection – Capitol Middle School
• Expanding the Vision Youth Conference with Southern University
• Doug Williams Annual Football and Dance Clinic
• Program assistance/support to the DeBose National Piano Competition-Southern University, Susan G. Komen, American Heart Association
• Program assistance to Friends of Scotlandville & Scott-Gilchrist Quality of Life Center (Bethel A.M.E. Church)
• Mall Community Service Showcase - Partners in the Journey of Service
• Back-to-School events with Leo S. Butler Community Center and Councilwoman Lorri Burgess
• Linkages to Life Awareness
• Beauregard Art Gallery Butler Community Center
• Mid-Winter Community Seminar Series with the Agency for International Development - National Council for International Visitors
• Old Fashion Spelling Bee - Leo S. Butler Community Center and Southern University
• Community Spirit Awards:  Youth Achievers, Emerging Corporate Leaders, Community Service Activists in support of Neighborhoods
• Walk-a-thon for Health and Hunger
• Seminars on Women's Issues
• African-American Arts Tour
• Chapter Arts Scholarship
• "Just Say No to Drugs" Chapter programs