Our Delta Gamma hearts are heavy as we share the passing of True Somer Anderson, Beta Chi-Denver.
Initiated in 1950, True was a loyal and active member of Delta Gamma throughout her life. Fondly known as " Trueleen" in the Delta Gamma sisterhood, she was a dear friend and faithful sister. True’s Delta Gamma volunteer contributions began in 1972, and her Leadership roles within the Fraternity are many, serving as: Province Alumnae Chair (1972-75), Fraternity Council Trustee: Alumnae (1982-84), Nominating Committee (2004-06) and serving locally with the Denver alumnae chapter.
In 1985, True was honored with the Delta Gamma Cable Award. In 2011, she was honored with the Delta Gamma Loyalty Award.
“True made such a great impact in Delta Gamma throughout her lifelong membership,” shares Delta Gamma Fraternity Executive Director Tracey Doebling Williams, Beta Sigma-Maryland. “Our sisterhood is forever thankful for not only her dedication, but also her unwavering friendship.”
Delta Gamma sends our sincere condolences to True’s family. You can view her obituary and service information here.
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Columbus, Ohio [January 9, 2025]— It is with deep sorrow that we share the passing of collegiate member Tiare Couto, Beta Gamma-Utah.
Tiare joined Delta Gamma Fraternity in the fall of 2024 and was an initiate of Beta Gamma at The University of Utah. The chapter shared, “Tiare leaves an imprint on every individual she has ever come into contact with. This means she left us with an abundance of ways in which the people who loved her can pay her tribute. She was cherished by so many, all of whom are stubbornly determined to spread her light and spirit as far as it should have gone.
Fraternity President Dr. Amy R. Ayres, Alpha Iota-Oklahoma, shared “On behalf of Delta Gamma Fraternity, I offer my deepest and most heartfelt condolences to Tiare’s family, loved ones, and Delta Gamma sisters at Utah. Our Fraternity shares your grief, and you are in our thoughts.”
About Delta Gamma: Delta Gamma Fraternity was founded in 1873 at Lewis School in Oxford, Mississippi. The Fraternity’s primary purpose is to foster high ideals of friendship, promote educational and cultural interests, create a true sense of social responsibility and develop the best qualities of character. Delta Gamma has 280,000 initiated members, 147 collegiate chapters and more than 170 alumnae groups. Delta Gamma Fraternity Executive Offices is in Columbus, Ohio.
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Columbus, Ohio [November 18, 2024]— Delta Gamma Fraternity is thrilled to announce the establishment of a chapter at Northeastern University (NU) in spring 2025.
The establishment will be the 205th chapter installed throughout Delta Gamma’s 150- years of history. Upon installation, the chapter will be named Theta Eta-Northeastern.
Fraternity Executive Director Tracey Doebling Williams, Beta Sigma-Maryland, said “We are thrilled to join Northeastern’s community. When we presented, I was able to spend time with administrators, staff, Panhellenic students and local alumnae and I knew this would be a community where the Do Good Sisterhood would thrive and make an impact. We are so impressed with the support from the Panhellenic women. I am so excited for Delta Gamma to establish at NU and for our future sisters who will get to experience such a wonderful community.”
Established in 1898, the Boston campus is one of Northeastern’s three residential campuses and the heart of their global research enterprise. Northeastern is renowned for their experiential learning model, high-impact research, deep partnerships and worldwide reach.
At Northeastern, the Panhellenic Council acts as the governing body for both the National Panhellenic Conference (NPC) sororities and Phi Sigma Rho, the university's affiliate chapter. Currently boasting over 2,000 active members, the Panhellenic Community is the largest Fraternity and Sorority Life (FSL) council on campus and the largest women's student organization.
"Delta Gamma is an amazing organization built on friendship, development and doing good. We are so excited to have them join Northeastern's Panhellenic community in the coming months!" Caroline Creevy, Northeastern University Panhellenic Council President, said.
Delta Gamma will join ten other Panhellenic organizations at Northeastern: Alpha Chi Omega, Alpha Epsilon Phi, Chi Omega, Delta Phi Epsilon, Delta Zeta, Kappa Delta, Kappa Kappa Gamma, Sigma Delta Tau, Sigma Kappa and Sigma Sigma Sigma.
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About Delta Gamma: Delta Gamma Fraternity was founded in 1873 at Lewis School in Oxford, Mississippi. The Fraternity’s primary purpose is to foster high ideals of friendship, promote educational and cultural interests, create a true sense of social responsibility and develop the best qualities of character. Delta Gamma has 280,000 initiated members, 147 collegiate chapters and more than 170 alumnae groups. Delta Gamma Fraternity Executive Offices is in Columbus, Ohio.
Our Delta Gamma hearts are heavy as we share the passing of Barbara Bartlett Probst, Gamma Upsilon-Wichita State. She passed peacefully at home on November 7, 2024, with family at her side.
Barb’s Delta Gamma contributions through her leadership roles within the Fraternity and Foundation are many, but perhaps most significantly, she will be remembered for sharing her gift of music with sisters. Her Delta Gamma music legacy began as a collegian at the 1958 Convention in Miami, Florida, when the sister chosen to play the piano was under quarantine at the hotel with measles. Barb stepped forward and exclaimed that she knew all of the DG songs and would love to play the piano for the Convention chorus. And so, her Delta Gamma music journey began — for six decades at Conventions, one could find her up front at the piano keys. Her passion for DG music paired with 66 years of service to the Fraternity, Foundation and National Panhellenic Conference, serving as: Fraternity VP: Membership (1986-90) and VP: Development (1990-94), Phoenix Convention Chair (2000), NPC Delegate (1986-90 and again from 1999-2013) and Foundation Ambassador (2016-24).
In 2022, Barb was honored with the Delta Gamma Anchor Award for her many musical achievements that spread across the entire Fraternity and Panhellenic world. Barb believed the songs of Delta Gamma are a significant thread of our sisterhood and heritage which binds us to memories and reminds us of our connections. It was Barb's goal to ensure our music lives on and resonates in personal, unique ways and perpetuates our sense of belonging. She achieved that goal by having Delta Gamma songs digitally recorded and housed online to make the music accessible and therefore harmonizing sisters all over the world today and for many years to come.
“Barb’s music legacy will live on forever; she is a true champion and mentor who holds a special place in my heart for giving me the confidence to rise and lead at higher DG levels,” said close friend and fellow Phoenix alumnae group member, Mary Anne Ruman Lachenmaier, Alpha Pi-Arizona.
While serving on Fraternity Council in the early 1990s, Barb headed teams to extend Delta Gamma onto seven campuses. Chapters existing thanks to Barb’s leadership include Zeta Rho-Ohio, Zeta Nu-Montevallo and Zeta Xi-UAB, just to name a few.
In 2007, Barb was honored with the coveted Betty Gilmore Woods Award for Greek Achievementfrom the Association of Fraternal Leadership & Values (AFLV). This honor is bestowed on an alumna who fosters positive change to advance the fraternal movement.
Former Delta Gamma Foundation Executive Director Roxanne Ebner LaMuth, Epsilon-Ohio State, said, “Barb will go down in Delta Gamma history as an incredible leader who empowered others to lead. However, it was her contagious energy and beautiful spirit that had a positive and powerful impact on me personally, as well as on thousands of DG sisters throughout North America. The twinkle in her eye and the way she radiated warmth and kindness always put a magical spin on any DG project or task you happened to be working with her on at the time.”
Former Fraternity President Maureen “Reen” Sweeney Syring, Nu-Idaho, recalls, “During a Council meeting in Columbus, Ohio, the Kappas invited us to join them for lunch and a tour of their headquarters. After lunch we sat in their “sitting room” and in the corner was a beautiful antique piano. Before long, Barbara moseyed over to the piano and promptly began to play Anchors Aweigh! None of us could resist and joined in singing loudly the words we all love and cherish — in harmony!”
Delta Gamma sends our sincere condolences to Jerry, Barb’s husband of 65 years, and to her family she dearly loved.
We invite you to honor Barb’s legacy with a gift to the Delta Gamma Foundation Barbara Bartlett Probst Honorary Scholarship, established by Barb’s family and friends to honor her contributions to Delta Gamma. If you would like to support this fund, please choose “Other” when making your gift, and note “Barb Bartlett Probst Honorary Scholarship” in the “Comments” section. Thank you for remembering Barb in this special way. She will be missed.
About Delta Gamma: Delta Gamma Fraternity was founded in 1873 at Lewis School in Oxford, Mississippi. The Fraternity’s primary purpose is to foster high ideals of friendship, promote educational and cultural interests, create a true sense of social responsibility and develop the best qualities of character. Delta Gamma has 280,000 initiated members, 147 collegiate chapters and more than 170 alumnae groups. Delta Gamma Fraternity Executive Offices is in Columbus, Ohio.
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[COLUMBUS, OH] — Delta Gamma Foundation announces the successful conclusion of Anchoring the Future: The Campaign for Delta Gamma, its first-ever comprehensive fundraising campaign. The organization surpassed its ambitious $50 million goal by raising an extraordinary $58,133,064, made possible through the generous support of 14,426 donors. The Campaign was guided by a Cabinet of 17 dedicated Delta Gamma alumnae, whose leadership was instrumental in achieving this unprecedented result.
The campaign recorded numerous noteworthy achievements:
"When we launched this Campaign six years ago, we hoped Delta Gammas would respond with heartfelt enthusiasm for investing in our mission,” said Campaign Co-Chairs Laurie Watson Kight, Delta Kappa-South Florida and Shaun Fisher Young, Mu-Missouri. “The success of this Campaign reflects the deep commitment of our members to Delta Gamma's values and future, which will allow our sisterhood to do even more in the pursuit of doing good."
The Campaign strategically focused on four key areas:
Jenn Stuart Ragusa, Zeta Lambda-UC Riverside, Chair of the Delta Gamma Foundation Board of Trustees, says, "Anchoring the Future represents more than a fundraising achievement – it's a testament to the enduring strength of our sisterhood. The astonishing generosity of our sisters, chapters and friends has positioned Delta Gammas to lead, grow and do good on a larger scale than ever before, securing Delta Gamma's ability to enrich the lives of our members and expand our philanthropic impact for generations to come."
This comprehensive initiative was conceived as both a celebration of Delta Gamma's rich 150-year history and an investment in its ambitious future. The Campaign's success ensures the organization can continue to provide meaningful experiences, support and opportunities to its members while advancing its broader mission of service and leadership. Construction began this fall on the renovation of Delta Gamma Executive Offices in Columbus, Ohio, including creating the Leadership Training Center and Archives Museum.
Pictured above: Leslie Martin, Gamma Rho-Wittenberg, Delta Gamma Foundation executive director, Judy Barnhart, Gamma Iota-DePauw, Building Committee Chair, and Tracey Williams, Beta Sigma-Maryland, Delta Gamma Fraternity executive director break ground at Delta Gamma Executive Offices in Columbus, OH, on October 3, 2024.
About the Delta Gamma Foundation: Incorporated in 1951, the Delta Gamma Foundation is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization formed as a complement to the Delta Gamma Fraternity. Through its philanthropic endeavors, educational programming, and leadership initiatives, the Foundation supports and advances Delta Gamma's mission of doing good and partners with the Fraternity to ensure the future of our sisterhood through three areas of support: Individual Member Support, Training and Programming, and Delta Gamma’s philanthropy, Service for Sight.
About the Delta Gamma Fraternity: Delta Gamma Fraternity was founded in 1873 at Lewis School in Oxford, Mississippi. The Fraternity’s primary purpose is to foster high ideals of friendship, promote educational and cultural interests, create a true sense of social responsibility and develop the best qualities of character. Delta Gamma has 280,000 initiated members, 147 collegiate chapters and more than 170 alumnae groups. Delta Gamma Executive Offices is in Columbus, Ohio.
It is with profound sadness we share the passing of former Fraternity President Loretta “Laurie” Petrucce Roselle, Beta Iota-Purdue. Laurie left this world peacefully on August 9, 2024. Laurie was a vibrant force of nature when it came to motivating, inspiring and supporting both Delta Gamma Fraternity and the Delta Gamma Foundation. She is best characterized as passionate, high energy, caring, determined, thoughtful and giving. Up until the very end, her smile was infectious, and her determination to succeed in every endeavor she tackled was genuine and remarkable.
Former Fraternity President Maureen Sweeney Syring, Nu-Idaho, who met Laurie when she was a collegian, said, “You never know how our two words, do good, may touch another’s heart. Laurie never stopped believing that. She never stopped doing good.”
Laurie was involved in Delta Gamma from day one, often leading the way and setting an example for generations of sisters. When she lived in New York, she served as Province Collegiate Chairman and Regional Director, among other leadership roles. After moving back to Indiana, she started eight years of Fraternity Council service: four years as Council Trustee: Communications, two years as Council Trustee: Fraternity Programming, and then as Fraternity President from 2012-14. She served four years as a member of the Foundation Board of Trustees.
As a testament to her unwavering devotion to Delta Gamma and her greater community, Laurie was one of only two members to receive every Fraternity award, recognizing extraordinary contributions in leadership, philanthropy and loyalty. In 2022, she received the Order of the Delta Gamma Rose, Delta Gamma's highest recognition, given to alumnae who have made notable contributions to the world or their country. Many of her efforts centered on people who are blind or have low vision community through the Foundation, yet her heart extended well beyond the basics, always taking everything to a higher level. Whether collecting prom dresses for under-privileged high schoolers, running a silent auction to fund a suite at Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital or managing a trivia night to benefit Visually Impaired Pre-school Services (VIPS), Laurie took immense joy in seeing others benefit from her boundless energy.
As described in her award nomination for the Catherine Stuart Schmoker Principled Leadership Award, “She doesn’t merely participate, she orchestrates, plants seeds and creates. ... In between the multitude of extensive projects she juggles simultaneously, her mind is always in overdrive, whether volunteering or donating from her own coffers, asking others to follow suit, or continually seeking donation items for the plethora of her infamous auctions.”
When Laurie was diagnosed with ALS in 2021, the outpouring of love, affection and support she received was a true reflection of the many lives she had touched. She will be forever remembered for her handwritten notes, cards and special gifts for both family and friends that were always thoughtful and much appreciated. This devotion was continued by helpful and loyal friends when Laurie could no longer write yet still wanted to reach out.
Our most heartfelt condolences go out to her husband of 42 years, John, her family of doting siblings and numerous nieces and nephews. Read the obituary here.
About Delta Gamma: Delta Gamma Fraternity was founded in 1873 at Lewis School in Oxford, Mississippi. The Fraternity’s primary purpose is to foster high ideals of friendship, promote educational and cultural interests, create a true sense of social responsibility and develop the best qualities of character. Delta Gamma has 280,000 initiated members, 147 collegiate chapters and more than 170 alumnae groups. Delta Gamma Fraternity Executive Offices is in Columbus, Ohio.
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Columbus, Ohio [August 12, 2024]— It is with deep sorrow that we share the passing of collegiate member Kaylee Diodene, Delta Pi-Southern Mississippi.
Kaylee joined Delta Gamma Fraternity in the spring of 2023 and was an initiate of Delta Pi at The University of Southern Mississippi. The chapter shared, “She never failed to lead with grace, share her constant and contagious smile, lend a helping hand, and do good in every aspect of her life. We are so thankful for the impact Kaylee has not only left on our chapter, but also each member within it. Kaylee was a very active and committed member in our chapter for a year and a half, and her legacy and memory will continue in Delta Pi for years to come.”
Fraternity President Dr. Amy R. Ayres, Alpha Iota-Oklahoma, shared “On behalf of Delta Gamma Fraternity, I offer my deepest and most heartfelt condolences to Kaylee’s family, loved ones, and Delta Gamma sisters at Southern Mississippi. Our Fraternity shares your grief, and you are in our thoughts”
Kaylee’s obituary and services can be viewed here.
About Delta Gamma: Delta Gamma Fraternity was founded in 1873 at Lewis School in Oxford, Mississippi. The Fraternity’s primary purpose is to foster high ideals of friendship, promote educational and cultural interests, create a true sense of social responsibility and develop the best qualities of character. Delta Gamma has 280,000 initiated members, 147 collegiate chapters and more than 170 alumnae groups. Delta Gamma Fraternity Executive Offices is in Columbus, Ohio.
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Columbus, Ohio [July 15, 2024] — Delta Gamma Fraternity and Delta Gamma Foundation are pleased to announce the 2024-26 Fraternity Council and 2024-2025 Foundation Board of Trustees.
Elected and installed at the 71st Biennial Convention in Palm Desert, California, Delta Gamma Fraternity announces the following members of the Fraternity Council.
President | Dr. Amy R. Ayres, Alpha Iota-Oklahoma
Council Trustee: Collegians | Kristina Magovac, Delta Eta-Cal State, Sacramento
Council Trustee: Alumnae | Dr. Melissa Thompson, Gamma Zeta-Louisiana State
Council Trustee: Fraternity Programming | Shenea Stephenson Strader, Eta Iota-Nevada, Reno
Council Trustee: Membership | Natalie Cooper Grindle, Gamma Sigma-Houston
Council Trustee: Communications | Samantha Siffring, Epsilon Nu-James Madison
Treasurer | Susan Meyer Kornegay, Eta-Akron
"On behalf of the newly-elected Fraternity Council, we proudly and humbly assume the responsibility of leadership in Delta Gamma for the next biennium,” said Fraternity President Dr. Amy Ayres, Alpha Iota-Oklahoma. "We seek to think expansively and creatively about how our organization can best prepare for the collegians of tomorrow while also offering a rewarding and inclusive experience for all members of today.”
The Delta Gamma Foundation elected Trustees to serve on the Board at the Foundation Annual Meeting, held during Delta Gamma's 71st Biennial Convention in Palm Desert, California.
Jennifer (Jenn) Stuart Ragusa, Zeta Lambda-UC Riverside and Jennifer Surgalski, Zeta Sigma-Northern Kentucky, have been elected by the Foundation voting members to serve as Trustees for the 2024-2027 term.
Jenn Ragusa, continuing as Board of Trustees Chair, said of the new Trustee: “We are thrilled that Jennifer will be joining our Board of Trustees. With her stellar background, energy, and insights, Jennifer will be a tremendous addition to our team. Her business acumen will complement our talented group of trustees, and we are looking forward to a productive year focused on sisterhood and service. We are blessed to have such a deep and diverse set of skills on our Board of Trustees.”
Ragusa and Surgalski were elected and took their Oath of Office on June 28, 2024. Jill Elizabeth Roshto, Gamma Zeta-Louisiana State, will continue to serve as Treasurer and Lee C. Deadwyler, Gamma Iota-DePauw, will begin as Secretary. Catherine (Kim) Schmoker Hunnewell, Alpha Upsilon-Southern Methodist and Danielle Consentino D’Arcy, Gamma Pi-Roanoke continue their terms as Trustees.
Six elected members and three ex-officio members who serve concurrently in the roles of Delta Gamma Fraternity President, Fraternity Treasurer and Council Trustee: Fraternity Programming serve on the Foundation Board of Trustees to ensure the fulfillment of its philanthropic mission.
About Delta Gamma: Delta Gamma Fraternity was founded in 1873 at Lewis School in Oxford, Mississippi. The Fraternity’s primary purpose is to foster high ideals of friendship, promote educational and cultural interests, create a true sense of social responsibility and develop the best qualities of character. Delta Gamma has more than 260,000 initiated members, 149 collegiate chapters and more than 170 alumnae groups. Delta Gamma Fraternity Executive Offices is in Columbus, Ohio.
About Delta Gamma Foundation: Incorporated in 1951, the Delta Gamma Foundation is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization formed as a complement to the Delta Gamma Fraternity, creating a vehicle for members to promote the educational interests and social responsibility referenced in Article II of the Fraternity Constitution. The Delta Gamma Foundation fosters lifetime enrichment for members, promotes Service for Sight and partners with the Fraternity to ensure the future of our sisterhood.
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Columbus, Ohio [April 25, 2024] — Delta Gamma is pleased to announce the reestablishment of Beta Tau chapter at the University of Miami (UM) in Coral Gables, Florida, in spring 2025.
Delta Gamma’s Beta Tau chapter was originally installed at Miami on February 16, 1946, and closed in 2018. With sound sorority registration numbers and rising enrollment, along with supportive campus leadership, 2025 is the ideal time to successfully reestablish.
“We are thrilled to rejoin the Miami community. Our return to UM will focus on doing good. We will strive to promote educational and cultural interests within our members, to create in them a true sense of social responsibility and to develop in them the best qualities of character. We believe the Do Good Sisterhood will provide abundant opportunities for lifelong growth,” said Fraternity President Dr. Amy R. Ayres, Alpha Iota-Oklahoma.
Beta Tau most famously held the first ever Anchor Splash® in 1966, which has grown to be the biggest fundraising event for Delta Gammas all over the world, with all proceeds benefitting the Delta Gamma Foundation. Since first establishing in 1946, Beta Tau has welcomed over 1,000 women into the Delta Gamma sisterhood.
The University of Miami is one of America's top research universities located in one of the most dynamic and multicultural cities in the world. More than 19,000 students from around the world are pursuing their academic goals at the University of Miami, a vibrant and diverse community focused on teaching and learning, the discovery of new knowledge and service to the South Florida region and beyond.
Delta Gamma will join the six other National Panhellenic Conference sororities on campus, including Alpha Delta Pi, Chi Omega, Delta Delta Delta, Delta Phi Epsilon, Pi Beta Phi, Sigma Delta Tau and Zeta Tau Alpha.
About Delta Gamma: Delta Gamma Fraternity was founded in 1873 at Lewis School in Oxford, Mississippi. The Fraternity’s primary purpose is to foster high ideals of friendship, promote educational and cultural interests, create a true sense of social responsibility and develop the best qualities of character. Delta Gamma has more than 260,000 initiated members, 149 collegiate chapters and more than 170 alumnae groups. Delta Gamma Fraternity Executive Offices is in Columbus, Ohio.
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Columbus, Ohio [February 20, 2024]— In honor of the sesquicentennial milestone, Delta Gamma Fraternity has partnered with HistoryIT to digitize over 150 years of archival treasures currently stored and displayed at Executive Offices (EO). This project will span over four years and will help ensure the long-term preservation of the history of Delta Gamma.
“History gives us a connected past and a shared identity.” Said Fraternity Archivist and Historian Diane Hall, Eta Upsilon-Drexel. “That is why its preservation is so important. The history of the Do Good Sisterhood has been carefully safeguarded for 150 years. For those 150 years, Delta Gamma has touched so many lives and our members have contributed to the world in extraordinary ways. Now, our members will have access to this vast history at their fingertips. It is awe-inspiring as a historian to be a part of an organization that cares so deeply about its past. To be able to make it accessible to all members of truly remarkable. This kind of project is a dream come true for any historian and I feel so honored to be part of such an amazing work.”
Up to this point, a fraction of the items have been displayed for visitors at Executive Offices in Columbus, Ohio. And while a future state-of-the-art museum at Executive Offices is underway, members and the public will soon be able to access the entire archive via an online searchable database curated by History IT.
"Delta Gamma's dedication to saving and sharing their history is truly admirable. By digitally preserving the entirety of the Fraternity's archives, countless new stories and new connections will be made available to anyone, anywhere.
— Kristen Gwinn-Becker, Founder & CEO of HistoryIT
We are honored that Delta Gamma has trusted our team with safeguarding their history and sharing it with the world. We look forward to developing a digital museum that showcases 150 years of the Do Good Sisterhood and inspires future generations."
HistoryIT has already been digitizing all prior issues of the ANCHORAs, going back to the first issue from April 1884. Those and 400 other objects from the archives that HistoryIT digitized to begin building the online database were funded through the Delta Gamma Foundation.
While this project is underway, archive materials will be safely stored offsite during the renovation of Executive Offices. The digital archive will be unveiled at the 71st Biennial Convention held in Palm Desert, California June 26-30, 2024.
About Delta Gamma: Delta Gamma Fraternity was founded in 1873 at Lewis School in Oxford, Mississippi. The Fraternity’s primary purpose is to foster high ideals of friendship, promote educational and cultural interests, create a true sense of social responsibility and develop the best qualities of character. Delta Gamma has more than 260,000 initiated members, 149 collegiate chapters and more than 160 alumnae groups. Delta Gamma Fraternity Executive Offices is in Columbus, Ohio.
About Delta Gamma Foundation: Incorporated in 1951, the Delta Gamma Foundation is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization formed as a complement to the Delta Gamma Fraternity, creating a vehicle for members to promote the educational interests and social responsibility referenced in Article II of the Fraternity Constitution. The Delta Gamma Foundation fosters lifetime enrichment for members, promotes Service for Sight and partners with the Fraternity to ensure the future of our sisterhood.
