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Alpha Phi Omega convention participants packed 500 backpacks with personal-care and comfort items for Philadelphia youth in foster care.
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Issue 01Cover Story
Five decades of sisterhood, cultural pride, academic excellence, and service from the first Latina-founded sorority in the nation.
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Phi Iota Alpha’s Gamma Alpha Chapter turned consistent volunteer work into a documented record of student service.
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High Ridge Center gives local Divine Nine chapters and Sigma Pi Phi a shared address for service, planning, and partnerships.
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Omega Phi Alpha paired consistent volunteer service with a marrow-registry partnership that produced trackable human outcomes.
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Dr. Akeya Shonte Simeon studied how fraternity and sorority members and campus administrators interpret hazing policies, laws, and prevention efforts.
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Texas Panhellenic united 13 sorority chapters, local businesses, two nonprofits, and fraternity members in one education campaign.
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Alpha Phi Alpha’s partnership with The Jed Foundation connects mental-health support with training, prevention, and organizational planning.
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Sigma Chi Psi members have contributed more than 76,000 hours through service, good deeds, and other forms of giving across their communities.
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Gamma Sigma Gamma brings men who attend college online together for in-person brotherhood, social connection, and community service.
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Phi Sigma Pi’s Alpha Eta Chapter paired childhood-cancer fundraising with a continuing relationship with its B+ Hero and his family.
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Texas State’s four Greek councils reported 20,979 service hours, $135,857 raised, and 21,636 hours devoted to leadership development.
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Phi Alpha Delta paired leadership support for underrepresented law students with professional mentoring and community legal service.
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Alpha Kappa Alpha introduced its 2026–2030 International Program through care kits, health resources, school reading, and community partnerships across metro Atlanta.
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Tri Kappa’s statewide community-based chapter system contributes approximately $1.5 million and 300,000 philanthropic hours annually.
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Dr. Michael Shonrock’s volunteer leadership helped Delta Tau Delta’s Educational Foundation complete the largest capital campaign in its history.
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Order of Omega awarded 88 undergraduate scholarships totaling $62,750 to members from 48 affiliations and 52 chapters.
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Nearly 700 students from 19 chapters raised money, collected food, and completed community service for Storehouse New Mexico.
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The Zeta Tau Alpha Foundation committed $2.5 million over two years to support five Breast Cancer Research Foundation projects.
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Cassie Gerhardt’s career connects student affairs, fraternity and sorority advising, professional service, and Alpha Chi Omega national leadership.
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Giving Greek has redirected more than 10,000 meals from LSU fraternity and sorority houses to St. Vincent de Paul in Baton Rouge.
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Drake University’s Divine Nine Plaza uses nine permanent panels to recognize NPHC history, service, leadership, and presence on campus.
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Digital Pix & Composites reports contributing $285,874 through a program that links chapter composite photography with national-foundation support.
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Alpha Phi Foundation awarded $125,000 to Brigham and Women's Hospital and Prairie View A&M University for women's heart-health work.
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Alpha Phi Omega convention participants packed 500 backpacks with personal-care and comfort items for Philadelphia youth in foster care.
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Scott Noble has given more than $25 million to Phi Kappa Psi initiatives while supporting interfraternal research, education, and campus assessment.
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Delta Phi Epsilon recognized its Pitt-Johnstown chapter for two years of progress in scholarship, management, campus participation, and service.
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Two Puerto Rican Greek-letter chapters collected money and more than 50 bags of clothing through an inclusive fashion event.
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Illinois Alpha Nu awarded $2,250 in educator grants and supported classroom, food-access, disability, youth, and local care programs.
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Columbus NPHC and Lifeline of Ohio united all nine NPHC organizations in a campaign addressing transplant disparities and organ-donation questions.
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Omega Phi Alpha’s 2026–2027 President’s Project asks members to support literacy, mentoring, schools, libraries, educators, and educational access.
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The Greek Impact Project paired institutional data with student voices to guide fraternity and sorority programs, partnerships, and decisions.
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Two Journey of Hope teams completed 8,000 combined miles while meeting and serving with disability organizations across the country.
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Triangle trains undergraduate peer mentors to assist chapters and developing groups with recruitment, communication, operations, and leadership.
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StandUp to Hazing gives students, staff, advisors, parents, teams, and organizations practical, role-specific prevention education.
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The Foundation’s 2025-26 grants supported food access, rescue, meals, and pantry programs across 23 states.
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AFA credits Davis with playing a significant role in the growth of Mississippi State’s NPHC and UGC within three years.
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The military fraternity donated 100 gun locks for distribution through the Park Forest Police Department.
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The Foundation’s 2026-27 scholarship class directs educational funding to 124 collegiate and alumnae members.
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The LGBTQIA+ inclusive sorority reports more than 400 active members, over 1,500 documented members, and thousands raised for community causes.
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