Alumna Initiation Sorority Search

[Scandia]

LouisaMay- What aspect of the philanthropy appealed to you the most? Was it the cause they raised funds for? The opportunities they had for sisters? The actual projects they did?

There are so many things to consider. I do not expect a sorority to be everything to everyone- but some things are just too important to overlook.

And GreekChat can be very addictive and fun indeed. Not to mention informative. Too bad it's blocked at my workplace due to the word "chat" in the title.

[blueangel]

But sometimes those philanthropies change. When I was in college, ZTA supported the ARC.. now it's Breast Cancer. Here is a list of the national ZTA philanthropies over the years:

1928 Appalachian Mountains of Virginia community
1946 Cerebral Palsy Division of National Society for Crippled Children and Adults and also Easter Seals
1970 Association for Retarded Citizens (now known as ARC)
1992 Susan G. Koman Breast Cancer Foundation

[adpiucf]

BA makes a really good point. I think it is better to get to know the local women in an AA and to go from there. Symbols, charity projects aside, your relationships with the people in the organization are what matter most.