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Crimson Nights Game Nights 1920s-Themed Fundraiser Supporting Scholarships and Programs
The Fort Wayne Alumnae Chapter invites you to Crimson Nights, a dazzling 1920s-themed game night you won’t want to miss — it’s sure to be a night to remember! 📅 Date: Saturday, April 26 ⏰ Time: 7:00 PM 📌 Location: Grand Wayne Convention Center 120 W Jefferson Blvd, Fort Wayne, IN 46802 Get ready to dance the night away with DJ Krazy K, try your luck at exciting games, win raffle prizes, and more! 🎭 Dress to impress in your best 1920s attire — a special prize will be awarded to the best dressed! 🎟 Tickets: $30 This unforgettable night of fun and purpose supports our chapter’s programming and scholarships. We can’t wait to see you at Crimson Nights! |
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Event Recap: Raising Awareness on Addiction and Recovery
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On Tuesday, April 8, 2025, the Fort Wayne Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. hosted a powerful virtual discussion on addiction, recovery, and support for individuals and families affected by substance use disorder. We were honored to welcome Aisha Diss, Founder and Executive Director of project.ME, who shared her lived experience and impactful work focused on long-term opioid use disorder and justice involvement. Her insights were both moving and informative.
The event was moderated by Dr. Lakeya Stewart, a trained mental health professional and spiritual leader, who skillfully guided the conversation and facilitated a thoughtful Q&A session with attendees. Thank you to all who joined us on Facebook Live for this important and empowering event. Together, we continue to raise awareness, promote healing, and stand in solidarity with those impacted by addiction. |
Spirit of Excellence Awards Featured in Fort Wayne Ink Spot
The Fort Wayne Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. was honored to be featured in the Fort Wayne Ink Spot for our 2025 Spirit of Excellence Awards—a signature event recognizing the invaluable contributions of Black churches and ministry leaders throughout the city.
Held on Saturday, March 1, 2025 at New Covenant Worship Center, this powerful celebration uplifted spiritual leaders who have gone above and beyond to serve their communities. From heartfelt nominations to public voting, the event highlighted those who exemplify faith, leadership, and service in our “City of Churches.”
We are grateful to Fort Wayne Ink Spot for spotlighting this event and helping share the importance of celebrating faith-based leadership in the Black community. Read more in the Fort Wayne Ink Spot
Held on Saturday, March 1, 2025 at New Covenant Worship Center, this powerful celebration uplifted spiritual leaders who have gone above and beyond to serve their communities. From heartfelt nominations to public voting, the event highlighted those who exemplify faith, leadership, and service in our “City of Churches.”
We are grateful to Fort Wayne Ink Spot for spotlighting this event and helping share the importance of celebrating faith-based leadership in the Black community. Read more in the Fort Wayne Ink Spot
From the Back of the Line to the Front of the Movement:
Honoring Our Legacy Through Service and Sisterhood
Honoring Our Legacy Through Service and Sisterhood
“It is pleasing to a heartfelt depth to see her not as self-centered, not desirous of selfish power, not wanting the plaudits of people, not wanting glory-but with purpose that directs her activities and all that she may control toward lifting somebody else.” –
“Delta Girl”, Mary McLeod Bethune
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In 1913, nineteen of the twenty-two Founders of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. marched in the historic Women’s Suffrage Parade—fully aware that the fight for justice was far from equal. Unlike many of the women around them, they were Black women in a segregated America, marching for rights they were still being denied. Though asked to walk at the back of the line, they did so with dignity and determination, setting the tone for over a century of service-driven leadership. Today, the Fort Wayne Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta, Sorority Inc. proudly continues that legacy—not only in our commitment to sisterhood, but in our unwavering dedication to serving the greater Fort Wayne community. Our impact stretches across generations and neighborhoods, reaching those most in need through education, advocacy, and acts of love in action.
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Celebrating Legacy, Building Community. We began 2025 by celebrating Founders Day, honoring 112 years of sisterhood and service. Members gathered at DeBrand Fine Chocolates to view the National Founders Day Celebration virtually—an occasion not only to reflect on our history but to reaffirm our commitment to purposeful outreach in Fort Wayne.
Uplifting Health & Heritage. In February, our focus turned to community wellness and cultural celebration. We hosted a Healthy Eating and Cooking Class, equipping families with practical tools to support their well-being. We also partnered with the Fort Wayne NAACP for their Black History Month Brunch, where our very own Vice President, Dawn Moore, served as Mistress of Ceremonies. These efforts combined celebration with education—two pillars of community empowerment.
Uplifting Health & Heritage. In February, our focus turned to community wellness and cultural celebration. We hosted a Healthy Eating and Cooking Class, equipping families with practical tools to support their well-being. We also partnered with the Fort Wayne NAACP for their Black History Month Brunch, where our very own Vice President, Dawn Moore, served as Mistress of Ceremonies. These efforts combined celebration with education—two pillars of community empowerment.
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Advocacy in Action. Our commitment to advocacy continued at Delta Days at the State Capitol, where members joined others from across the state to engage with legislators and push for policies that support equity and justice. Guided by the theme “being the change we want to see,” our presence reaffirmed that public service and policy go hand in hand.
Strength Behind the Service. Behind every service project is a foundation of unity. In March, the chapter emphasized connection and wellness among members through activities like Walk It Out Thursdays, handwritten cards to Delta Dears, a virtual book club and a community worship day. These moments of intentional care and shared reflection help strengthen the bonds that empower our chapter to serve the broader Fort Wayne community with energy, compassion, and purpose. A Legacy that Lives On. From the back of the line in 1913 to the front lines of change today, the legacy of Delta Sigma Theta continues to thrive through action. The Fort Wayne Alumnae Chapter stands proudly on that foundation—united in sisterhood, fueled by purpose, and committed to making a difference in every life we touch.
Unity in Service. Strength in Sisterhood. Commitment to Community. |
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Black Family Wellness Expo & Blood Drive
The Fort Wayne Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. proudly partnered with the Fort Wayne Chapter of The Links, Incorporated for the Black Family Wellness Expo—a powerful day of education, advocacy, and community wellness. Held at Wayne High School, the event brought together organizations, health experts, and families to share vital resources that support the physical and mental health of our community. Our chapter hosted a Delta table where we distributed vaccine education materials and other wellness resources to attendees. In addition, a community blood drive was held on-site in partnership with the American Red Cross, offering attendees an opportunity to give back in a life-saving way. We are honored to have participated in this impactful initiative and remain committed to service that uplifts and empowers. Thank you to everyone who joined us! |
Bags of Prevention, Acts of Care
Fort Wayne Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta, Sorority, Inc. Puts People First in the Fight Against HIV/AIDS
Fort Wayne Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta, Sorority, Inc. Puts People First in the Fight Against HIV/AIDS
“The chapter's goal is to raise awareness of the HIV/AIDS epidemic. We want to educate the community on how they can keep themselves and others safe. We believe through education, advocacy, and collaboration, we can help to put an end to AIDS.”
The Fort Wayne Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. is putting people first—through compassion, advocacy, and action. As part of their ongoing commitment to health equity and HIV/AIDS awareness, the chapter recently donated Bags of Prevention to support individuals in the community and clients of local outreach organizations. These thoughtfully assembled kits contain essential items designed to promote health, safety, and education. But beyond the supplies, each bag carries a deeper message: You are seen. You are valued. You are not alone.
This project was carried out through the International Awareness and Involvement principle, one point of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.’s Five-Point Programmatic Thrust. Focused on addressing global health and humanitarian concerns through local action, this effort reflects the chapter’s belief in service that uplifts individuals, strengthens communities, and connects us to a greater global mission. From increasing access to resources to reducing stigma, we demonstrate that when people come first, meaningful change begins.
This project was carried out through the International Awareness and Involvement principle, one point of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.’s Five-Point Programmatic Thrust. Focused on addressing global health and humanitarian concerns through local action, this effort reflects the chapter’s belief in service that uplifts individuals, strengthens communities, and connects us to a greater global mission. From increasing access to resources to reducing stigma, we demonstrate that when people come first, meaningful change begins.
Spreading Holiday Cheer – Adopted Christmas Family 2024
This holiday season, the Fort Wayne Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. continued its tradition of spreading love and joy through our annual Adopted Christmas Family program. Thanks to the generosity and heartfelt donations of our Sorors, we were able to bless a deserving family with holiday gifts and essentials—delivered just in time for a joyful Christmas morning. From toys to warm clothing to household items, every gift reflected the spirit of sisterhood, service, and compassion.
We are deeply grateful to our members who give so generously year after year to make this tradition possible. Together, we continue to uplift our community—one family at a time.
This holiday season, the Fort Wayne Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. continued its tradition of spreading love and joy through our annual Adopted Christmas Family program. Thanks to the generosity and heartfelt donations of our Sorors, we were able to bless a deserving family with holiday gifts and essentials—delivered just in time for a joyful Christmas morning. From toys to warm clothing to household items, every gift reflected the spirit of sisterhood, service, and compassion.
We are deeply grateful to our members who give so generously year after year to make this tradition possible. Together, we continue to uplift our community—one family at a time.
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Fort Wayne Alumnae Chapter President Dawn Clopton Featured on Living Local 15
Living Local 15 host Jessica Williams chats with the National Pan-Hellenic Council about their community impact and the Unity Lighting event, held November 25 at 5:30 PM at McKinnie Commons.
We’re excited to celebrate our Chapter President, Dawn Clopton, who was recently featured on Living Local 15 alongside members of the Greater Fort Wayne National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC). Hosted by Jessica Williams, the segment highlighted the powerful legacy and ongoing community impact of NPHC organizations—collectively known as the Divine Nine.
Chapter President Dawn Clopton, representing the Fort Wayne Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., joined the conversation to share how local chapters are working together to uplift, empower, and serve Fort Wayne communities through civic engagement, education, and cultural unity.
During the segment, the group also highlighted the Unity Lighting—an annual holiday tradition hosted at McKinnie Commons. Held on November 25, the 2024 event brought community members together for an evening of light, warmth, and celebration, kicking off the holiday season with a spirit of togetherness. The Fort Wayne Alumnae Chapter is proud to be part of this collaborative work. We thank Living Local 15 for amplifying our message and shining a spotlight on the leaders driving change in our city.
Chapter President Dawn Clopton, representing the Fort Wayne Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., joined the conversation to share how local chapters are working together to uplift, empower, and serve Fort Wayne communities through civic engagement, education, and cultural unity.
During the segment, the group also highlighted the Unity Lighting—an annual holiday tradition hosted at McKinnie Commons. Held on November 25, the 2024 event brought community members together for an evening of light, warmth, and celebration, kicking off the holiday season with a spirit of togetherness. The Fort Wayne Alumnae Chapter is proud to be part of this collaborative work. We thank Living Local 15 for amplifying our message and shining a spotlight on the leaders driving change in our city.
Social Action in Motion: 2nd Annual Delta Day with the Mayor
We are Social Action in Motion—and the Fort Wayne Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. proudly hosted our 2nd Annual Delta Day with the Mayor. This special occasion gave us the opportunity to engage directly with city leadership and explore how we can collaborate to create lasting, positive change in our community. The discussions were both insightful and inspiring, highlighting key areas where civic organizations and local government can work hand in hand. From neighborhood revitalization to public health and youth empowerment, we were reminded that meaningful change begins with informed and intentional engagement. This event not only reaffirmed our commitment to social action—it fueled it. Now more than ever, we are ready to roll up our sleeves and get to work.
We are Social Action in Motion—and the Fort Wayne Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. proudly hosted our 2nd Annual Delta Day with the Mayor. This special occasion gave us the opportunity to engage directly with city leadership and explore how we can collaborate to create lasting, positive change in our community. The discussions were both insightful and inspiring, highlighting key areas where civic organizations and local government can work hand in hand. From neighborhood revitalization to public health and youth empowerment, we were reminded that meaningful change begins with informed and intentional engagement. This event not only reaffirmed our commitment to social action—it fueled it. Now more than ever, we are ready to roll up our sleeves and get to work.
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Fort Wayne Alumnae Chapter Reflects on Voter Registration Success
On Sunday, September 15, the Fort Wayne Alumnae Chapter, in collaboration with the League of Women Voters, hosted a highly successful voter registration drive at six local Black churches in honor of National Voter Registration Day. Throughout the day, we connected with over 100 individuals to verify their voter registration status and proudly registered 25 new voters! The event was a powerful day of community engagement, education, and action, and we are grateful to Redemption Church, New Covenant Worship Center, Pilgrim Baptist Church, New Zion Tabernacle Church, Mt. Calvary Missionary Baptist Church, and Union Baptist Church for their support and participation. We’re thrilled with the impact we made and remain committed to empowering our community through civic engagement. Thank you to all who helped make this day a success! Stay tuned for more opportunities to get involved in future voter registration efforts! |
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Community Love!
Members of FWAC teamed up with our brothers and sisters from the newly chartered Greater Fort Wayne National Pan-Hellenic Council, in collaboration with the Euell Wilson Center, to distribute 100 bags of household essentials to families in need! |
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Spreading Holiday Joy: Fort Wayne Alumnae Heartwarming Act of Kindness and Service
During the holiday season, the Fort Wayne Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. embraced the spirit of giving by bringing joy and support to an adopted family. Through this act of kindness, the chapter exemplified the core values of service and compassion that define the organization’s mission. Their dedication to uplifting the community during such a special time of year reflects the deep commitment to making a positive impact in the lives of those in need.
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Honoring the Life and Legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
We celebrate and honor the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. #DST1913 The FWAC spent the day volunteering for the Linus Project with friends, at a local high school and doing voter registration tonight at the playing of Selma! What a great day of service it was!
We celebrate and honor the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. #DST1913 The FWAC spent the day volunteering for the Linus Project with friends, at a local high school and doing voter registration tonight at the playing of Selma! What a great day of service it was!
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Nurturing New Beginnings, Building a Stronger Community
As part of our Statewide Founders Day Service Project, the Fort Wayne Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. came together to support new mothers by assembling thoughtful care kits filled with baby essentials, toiletries, and more. Although the pandemic caused many plans to shift, our commitment to service remained strong. We were proud to donate these kits to Healthier Moms and Babies, a local organization dedicated to supporting maternal and infant health in our community. This project reflects our unwavering belief in the power of sisterhood, service, and compassion—especially during times of uncertainty. #NewBeginnings #DST1913 #ServiceInOurHearts |
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Blessed to Be a Blessing: A Christmas Miracle for a Local Family
On December 24, 2019, the Fort Wayne Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated, had the incredible honor of delivering a heartwarming Christmas blessing to a deserving local family of five. The holiday season is a time for giving, and with that spirit in mind, Santa’s Delta elves were hard at work to ensure this family experienced a memorable and joy-filled holiday.
This initiative wasn't just about providing material goods; it was about demonstrating the love, care, and solidarity that exists within our community. As a chapter, we believe in the power of giving back and making a positive impact on the lives of others. By coming together, we were able to embody the true meaning of Christmas and share the blessings we have received with others.
On December 24, 2019, the Fort Wayne Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated, had the incredible honor of delivering a heartwarming Christmas blessing to a deserving local family of five. The holiday season is a time for giving, and with that spirit in mind, Santa’s Delta elves were hard at work to ensure this family experienced a memorable and joy-filled holiday.
This initiative wasn't just about providing material goods; it was about demonstrating the love, care, and solidarity that exists within our community. As a chapter, we believe in the power of giving back and making a positive impact on the lives of others. By coming together, we were able to embody the true meaning of Christmas and share the blessings we have received with others.
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Healthy You Healthy Baby Community Baby Shower!
Fort Wayne Alumnae Chapter volunteered at the Healthy You Healthy Baby Community Baby Shower. Our booth had info for moms about infant choking and how to respond appropriately. *Healthier Moms and Babies is a local organization that supports programs to minimize infant mortality and educate moms on a variety of ways to have a healthy pregnancy. |
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The Fort Wayne Deltas participated in the Out of Darkness Suicide Prevention Walk!
On September 29 the Fort Wayne Deltas participated in the Out of Darkness Suicide Prevention Walk to stand with families and the Fort Wayne community "to raise awareness and funds that allow the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) to invest in new research, create educational programs, advocate for public policy, and support survivors of suicide loss." For more information on suicide prevention, please visit the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention or visit the National suicide prevention website or call 1-800-273 -8255
On September 29 the Fort Wayne Deltas participated in the Out of Darkness Suicide Prevention Walk to stand with families and the Fort Wayne community "to raise awareness and funds that allow the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) to invest in new research, create educational programs, advocate for public policy, and support survivors of suicide loss." For more information on suicide prevention, please visit the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention or visit the National suicide prevention website or call 1-800-273 -8255
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The Fort Wayne Deltas starting the year with Serving the Community!
On September 9 thru September 11 the Fort Wayne Deltas held a three-day service project serving families at Our Neighbors. Our Neighbors located in Fort Wayne, Indiana serves homeless families by uniting religious congregations, community volunteers and local agencies in a cooperative effort to provide shelter, meals, and compassionate, professional support. For more information on Our Neighbors please visit https://www.ihnfamily.org/
On September 9 thru September 11 the Fort Wayne Deltas held a three-day service project serving families at Our Neighbors. Our Neighbors located in Fort Wayne, Indiana serves homeless families by uniting religious congregations, community volunteers and local agencies in a cooperative effort to provide shelter, meals, and compassionate, professional support. For more information on Our Neighbors please visit https://www.ihnfamily.org/
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The Fort Wayne Deltas honored by Women in the NAACP (WIN)
WIN is a sub-committee of the NAACP whose purpose is to enhance the leadership role of women and to serve as an advocacy vehicle for social, economic, political, educational, health and welfare issues affecting women. Celebrating Excellence in Education
The Fort Wayne Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. recently gathered to honor the recipients of the Floretta A. Clancy Scholarship and the Ernestine D. Stovall Memorial Essay Contest. It was a truly inspiring event, filled with pride, joy, and celebration as we awarded over $5,000 in scholarships to outstanding and deserving students in our community. These scholarships represent more than financial support—they are an investment in the future leaders, changemakers, and trailblazers of tomorrow. We are incredibly proud of each recipient and grateful to all who continue to support our educational initiatives. Together, we are empowering youth and uplifting our community—one scholar at a time. 
A three-day service project feeding the families at Just Us Neighbors shelter in Fort Wayne, Indiana
A sisterhood called to SERVE. 
2018 Red Shoe Brunch - Step into Action
The members of Fort Wayne Alumnae Chapter held their first Red Shoe Brunch where six amazing women in the Fort Wayne community were honored based upon our Five Point Programmatic Thrust: Economic Development- Dr. Rae Pearson, Educational Development- Andrenette Montgomery, International Awareness and Involvement- Martha Hatch, Physical and Mental Health- Denise Jordan & Political Awareness and Involvement- Michelle Chambers & Courtney Tritch. 
(Left to Right - Fort Wayne Alumnae Chapter Second Vice President - Amber Brown, Andrenette Montgomery, Courtney Tritch, Denise Jordan, Martha Hatch, Michel Chambers, Dr. Rae Pearson, & Tabitha Ervin.
Festival of Gingerbread
Fort Wayne Alumnae Chapter wins 2nd place for their creation in the annual Festival of Gingerbread hosted by the History Center. For more information on Festival of Gingerbread visit History Center website. The Three Rivers Festival Parade
Each year, more than 250,000 people line the streets of downtown Fort Wayne for the Lutheran Health Network Three Rivers Festival Parade to see the floats, hear the bands and celebrate the kickoff to Fort Wayne’s Biggest Summer Celebration since 1969. 
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No Judgement Zone - Breaking the stigmas around Mental Health!
"No Judgement Zone" presented by the Fort Wayne Alumnae Chapter on May 18, 2019, was a dynamic event that included a discussion on mental and behavioral health in addition to a balloon release. Breaking the stigmas around mental health! Panelist included Alice Jordan-Miles Director, Behavioral Health & Family Studies Institute Purdue Fort Wayne, Raphael Bosley, Mental Health Professional, Lesly LeBrun, Suicide Prevention Coordinator, Myqueisha Bratton, Community Partner Initiative Coordinator, Parkview Health, Elisbeth Andrews-Murray, Med Assist Treatment Program Manager, Parkview Health, Dr. Elicia Harris, MD, Women’s Health Advantage. 
FWAC at the Great American Cleanup - A clean city makes a difference!
The Great American Cleanup - the nation’s largest community improvement program that Fort Wayne has participated in for over 20 years. Fort Wayne Deltas came to show our community pride by lending a hand to clean up littered roadsides, parks, trails and river ways. It looks better to residents and visitors and improves the overall quality of life. Litter, graffiti, unkempt parks and trails, and scattered debris create unsightly areas that would give visitors the wrong impression. Through the work of volunteers, we can come together and show how much we care about Fort Wayne’s neighborhoods and public spaces. Transforming lives, Impacting Communities.
"Without community service, we would not have a strong quality of life. It's important to the person who serves as well as the recipient. It's the way in which we ourselves grow and develop." - Dorothy Height
Let's not forget the Fort Wayne Deltas came out and showed out in assisting with the Habitat for Humanity.
Fort Wayne Deltas were the final Women Build group of the season! We helped with picking up construction debris, opening new appliances, sweeping, cutting and laying base boards and various other tasks as our local Habitat for Humanity completes 2 homes in a neighborhood where they’ve built over 40 homes in 6 years! We also met one of the owners and spent time with her in her home that will be finished in 2 weeks! FWAC Serving the community - Habitat Restore!
On April 29, 2019, the Fort Wayne Deltas were back in action, serving the community once again! This time, our members volunteered at the local Habitat for Humanity store, assisting with merchandising, clean-up, and donation intake. It was a rewarding day of giving back and supporting a great cause! FWAC Founders Day Celebration - In the Company of Our Sisters
On March 2, 2019 the members of the Fort Wayne Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta, Sorority, Inc. celebrated Founders Day - In the Company of Our Sisters and a host of community leaders. Keynote speaker was our very own Congresswoman Marcia L. Fudge 11th District of Ohio and the 21st National President of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration and Breakfast
On January 24, 2019, members of the Fort Wayne Alumnae Chapter attended Indiana Tech University’s inaugural Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration and Breakfast. The event, themed "Renewing a Spirit of Unity," featured Dr. Jamie Washington, President and Co-Founder of the Social Justice Training Institute, as the guest speaker. It was an inspiring gathering focused on honoring Dr. King’s legacy and fostering unity within the community. |
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The Fort Wayne Alumnae Red Carpet Event: A Celebration of Inspiration and Legacy
What an incredible time we had at the Fort Wayne Alumnae Red Carpet Event! In honor of our 104th Founders Day, we gathered to celebrate with a special screening of the inspiring film, "Hidden Figures." This powerful movie was the perfect way to reflect on the legacy of trailblazing women and the ongoing pursuit of excellence and service within our sorority. A heartfelt thank you goes out to our Fort Wayne friends and family, Delta G.E.M.S. & Delta Academy, Fort Wayne Girls Rock, and Cotillion members for their enthusiastic support of this unforgettable event. Your presence helped make the celebration truly special, and we look forward to continuing this spirit of sisterhood and empowerment in the years to come! |
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2017 Coat Drive with Fort Wayne Police Department
The Fort Wayne Alumnae Chapter (FWAC) of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated, recently participated in the 5th Annual Fall Harvest Children's Coat Collection and Giveaway event, continuing our mission of service and community support. This wonderful event, which is dedicated to ensuring that children in our community are prepared for the cold weather ahead, is one that we are proud to support each year. Our chapter was deeply involved in this year’s coat drive, helping with everything from organizing donations to distributing coats. Volunteers worked together to sort through hundreds of coats, ensuring that each one was in excellent condition and ready to be given to a deserving child. In addition to sorting and organizing, FWAC members personally helped families pick out the perfect coat for their children, ensuring that each child found something that fit both their size and style |
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