DALLAS ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION OF ALPHA DELTA PI
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Membership

Our mission is to connect sisters, give back to our local community, and assist local chapters of Alpha Delta Pi.
​Being an ADPi isn’t just four years, it’s for life.

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Alpha Delta Pi membership is a lifetime experience. The Dallas Alumnae Association (DAA) offers a variety of social, educational and philanthropic events and we welcome you to join your ADPi sisters for an exciting experience. We look forward to welcoming back members from last year and we would love for all sisters in the Greater Dallas area to join us as members and for the fun activities the DAA hosts. 
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In addition to supporting the DAA and the Ronald McDonald House of Dallas, your membership helps benefit Alpha Delta Pi collegiate chapters in the state of Texas and provides scholarship opportunities for collegiate members. Membership year runs from May 1 to April 30.



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We are accepting dues for the 2026-2027 Membership year.
​Go to the Membership Dues tab first.
After you have paid your dues, go to the Membership Form tab to complete your form.

Members Only
Log into the Members Only page
The Members Only page is password protected.
​The password is in the 'Welcome' email you were sent after you paid your dues.
Contact the DAA VP of Membership Stephanie Davis if you cannot find your email.

Violet Circle Mem​bers

Violet Circle Membership includes regular membership plus special Violet Circle events, a permanent name badge, and special recognition. You can join the Violet Circle here.
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  • Home
  • Membership
    • Membership Information
    • Membership Dues
    • Membership Form
    • Members Only
  • Events
  • Philanthropy
  • Chapter News
  • Connect
    • Officers
    • Officer Descriptions
    • Resources
  • Recognition