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Submitted by Dawnée A. Watson-Bouie During an unprecedented time in our country’s history, Wilmington (DE) Alumnae Chapter (WAC), Delta Sigma Theta, Sorority, Inc. (DST), organized to inform, connect to resources and advocate for Delaware citizens. The chapter brought state agencies and community organizations together to provide a series of Coronavirus town hall virtual forums were …

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Submitted by Jimyce Johnston As the sorority comes to the close of the program year, who would have imagined that New Yorkers would be sheltering in-place. During this time, many have lost loved ones. Others have not been able to visit family and friends. Most have halted our in-person chapter meetings, programs and events.  Legacy …

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Submitted by Angela Riley The Apalachin Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Arts & Letters Committee hosted it’s first “Delta Reads” virtual book discussion on June 5, via ZOOM. The chapter selected “Love is a Gamble: Play to Win,” by Melissa Lawson. This book, the sequel for Two of Hearts, is a romance …

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Submitted by Jacqueline Rodriguez Fairfield County Alumnae Chapter has grown and matured. The chapter has a large number of Delta Dears and because of its growth they are spread out throughout the county covering four major cities and several towns. How do they communicate? Sure, there is the tried and true “telephone tree,” but information …

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Submitted by Karima Legette On June 20, 2020, the tiny but mighty sorors of the Apalachin Alumnae chapter stood in solidarity with sorority members across the globe for Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated’s Day of Solidarity. In the spirit of the sorority’s beloved Founders and the many seasoned members and Delta Dears of their chapter …

Apalachin Alumnae Uses Day of Solidarity to Strategize and Pray Read More »

Submitted by DeLisa Prater and Robyn Pettiford At a time where a mysterious virus began to plague our communities, our state and our country and at a time, where Charles County and Prince Georges County in Maryland were quickly becoming the “hot spots” for COVID-19 cases and deaths in our state, the Fort Washington Alumnae …

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Submitted by LeStancia N. Spaght In support of National Domestic Violence Awareness Month, the Tri-County (MD) Alumnae Chapter’s (TCMDAC) Physical and Mental Health Subcommittee sponsored two events; “Stuffed Toys for 911” and TCMDAC goes Purple at the October Chapter meeting. The Physical and Mental Health Subcommittee encouraged chapter members to wear purple during the October …

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Submitted by Yolanda R. Scott Staten Island Alumnae Chapter (SIAC) continues the “Legacy of Social Action” set forth by the Founders of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. as they remain focused on bringing voter education and awareness to the Staten Island community. In SIAC, the chapter utilizes a “boots on the ground” approach.  Throughout the …

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Submitted by Kathleen Driver The Prince George’s County Alumnae Chapter (PGCAC) of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated (DST) continues to change the lives of students in Prince George’s County, Maryland. The PGCAC Scholarship and Fashion Show Committees, in partnership with the Delta Foundation, Inc., awarded $85,000 to 28 deserving students in the county in March, …

Prince George’s County Alumnae: “A World of Possibilities” Read More »

Submitted by Jacqueline Rodriguez According to statistics from the Connecticut Food Bank, more than 400,000 Connecticut residents struggle with hunger; more than 115,000 children are food insecure. These are people from all walks of life – children, working parents, seniors, or people living with disabilities. They are your neighbors. Connecticut Food Bank works through a …

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