Join the brotherhood

The work
starts here.

For young men ages 8 to 17 in the Oklahoma City area. Spots are limited by design. Real mentorship requires real relationships, and that does not scale by accident.

To the young man reading this

This isn't a tutoring service. We're not going to chase you to show up on Saturday morning.

What we are: a brotherhood that meets every second Saturday and holds each other accountable. If you're between 8 and 17, live in the Oklahoma City area, and you're ready to commit to something that will challenge you, apply.

If you're looking for an easier path, there are other programs.

How it works

Apply

About fifteen minutes. Start the full application from this page, online or on paper.

We reach out

A real conversation with you and your parent or guardian.

Visit a Saturday

See the brotherhood in person before you commit.

Commit

You're in. Second Saturdays, nine to noon.

To parents and guardians

This program works best when families are partners in it. We will ask for your involvement, not just your signature. You will know where your son is, what he is learning, and what we expect from him. We expect the same in return.

Applications submitted outside the current enrollment window are held for the following cycle. Email us to confirm the next window.

The whole program gathered in front of the Thomas W. Morris Educational Center on opening day
The brotherhood you'd be joining
The application

Enroll your son

Student info, personal statement, health, and parent releases. About 15 minutes online. Prefer paper? Download the packet, complete it with your son, and return it by email to omegaleague1911@gmail.com or hand it to a mentor at a session.

Not ready yet?

Ask us a question first. This does not enroll your son. The application above does that. A mentor will get back to you.

This sends your question straight to the program inbox, and you will see a confirmation here once it lands. If it cannot be sent, we will hand you an email link so nothing you have written is lost.

A young man playing the trumpet at an Omega League OKC program
Playing at a program the young men put on themselves.