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campus
of Howard University. Today
the Sorority has over 200,000 members in the United States and
abroad. The Cincinnati Alumnae Chapter is just one of the over 900 chapters
dedicated to “A
Sisterhood Called to Service: Transforming Lives, Impacting
Communities”.
Our fundamental
principles of scholarship and service that we were founded on in
1913 still rings true today and is evident in the project and
service activities that we undertake on a national level from the
Women’s Suffrage Mach in 1913 to the civil rights marches of the
1960s; the College Tuition Loan Fund established in the 1920s to
today’s Delta Research Education Foundation (DREF); our first
Citizenship Seminar on Capitol Hill in 1953 to Delta Days at the
Nation’s Capital where we hosted over 800 sorors annually for the
past 25-years. It is
also evident in our over 50 years of service to the local Cincinnati
community with such noted programs as Jabberwock, Teen Lift, Senior
Citizen Health/Wellness Seminars, Speech Meets, City Council and
Mayoral candidate forum, to our current Educational Development
programs: College Preparation Workshop, Scholarship, Cotillion,
Delta GEMS, and Delta Academy.
Our service is performed through
our 5 point programmatic thrust:
·
Economic
Development
·
Educational
Development
·
International
Awareness and Involvement
·
Physical
and Mental Health
·
Political
Awareness and Involvement.
We encourage you to take time to
read our history, view our wonderful photos, and learn more about
our programs.
We also ask for your support of
our Annual Golf Outing and our 50th Anniversary
Celebration whose proceeds fund our chapter programs enabling us to
carry out the vision and principles inspired by our Founders.
Please
contact us at dst_cincinnati_alumnae@yahoo.com
for more information about our programs or our esteemed chapter.
Yours in Delta,

Tina A. Welch
Chapter
President
Cincinnati
Alumnae Chapter
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