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Altruistic work during the first World War convinced Delta Gammas that service was an important part of their Fraternity life. Service for Sight was born out of a suggestion in an alumnae workshop at Convention in 1936. |
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The enthusiasm of one particular member, Ruth Billow, H-Akron, who was blind herself and spoke from notes typed in braille, was the spark which brought acceptance of Service for Sight as our national project. Since
1952, we have given $2,256,808 to 50 organizations in the United States
and Canada. The total hours of service reported for fiscal year 2006-07
was 97,598. The Top Ten Service for Sight groups are recognized each year. (These are groups that reported on e-Ops - by the May 15 deadline - the highest number of hours of service by per capita members to awareness and service entities related to persons who are blind or visually impaired.) The winners for 2006-2007 are the following:
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