On Saturday, February 21st, members of the DAA came together for a special total membership education and service project at the Dallas Christian Women's Job Corps (DCWJC), a faith-based organization dedicated to empowering women through Christ-centered mentoring and workforce education. The organization helps women regain their confidence and strengthen their skills to be able to get work to provide for their families. DAA members learned to make candles, which will be sold at the ADPi State Convention, March 6-8. Proceeds from the candles will benefit the DCWJC.
Thank you to Development Director Tina Yates, an ADPi Sister from Alpha Chi Chapter at UCLA, and our VP of Philanthropy Laura Espensen for helping facilitate this fantastic event.
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Ronald McDonald House
Alpha Delta Pi's national philanthropy is Ronald McDonald House Charities. Alpha Delta Pi began its relationship with Ronald McDonald House in 1979 and has contributed over $11.3 million to this worthwhile charity. Today there are 365 Ronald McDonald Houses, 213 Ronald McDonald Family Rooms and 50 Ronald McDonald Care Mobiles in more than 63 countries and regions of the world. For years, the Ronald McDonald House of Dallas has eased the burden of families who travel to Dallas for their children to receive specialized medical care. It serves as a "home away from home" for families of critically ill children that are in town to receive treatment. The cost per night, which has not changed since the house opened in 1981, is $10. The DAA is proud to continue to support this very worthy organization.
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It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year!
Trains at Northpark exhibit benefiting the Ronald McDonald House
DAA Alumnae and Alpha Zeta members volunteered at The Trains at Northpark on December 2, 2025.
Volunteers collected tickets, answered questions and brought holiday cheer to guests who came to enjoy this annual holiday tradition! Proceeds benefitted the Ronald McDonald House of Dallas.
https://trainsatnorthpark.org/
Trains at Northpark exhibit benefiting the Ronald McDonald House
DAA Alumnae and Alpha Zeta members volunteered at The Trains at Northpark on December 2, 2025.
Volunteers collected tickets, answered questions and brought holiday cheer to guests who came to enjoy this annual holiday tradition! Proceeds benefitted the Ronald McDonald House of Dallas.
https://trainsatnorthpark.org/
Alpha Delta Pi Foundation
Founded in 1983 as an organization created by sisters, for sisters, the Alpha Delta Pi Foundation was established to accept tax-deductible gifts in support of Alpha Delta Pi and its members. Charitable gifts to the Alpha Delta Pi Foundation lead to transformational change and enable us to provide the best possible experience for our sisters. The Foundation provides essential resources for the educational, leadership and philanthropic activities of the sorority and its members, and is only made possible through the generous support of those donors who give faithfully in support of our mission.
In conjunction with the Foundation's 30th anniversary, the next phase of our growth focuses on programming and long-term sustainability through endowment, along with ongoing program development and enhancement. The Alpha Delta Pi Foundation has, in the past, relied on the generosity of our sisters and once again looks for your help in providing for the future of Alpha Delta Pi.
Alpha Delta Pi has offered life-changing experiences for young women for more than 160 years, and we have continuously strived to provide valuable leadership opportunities for our members. As the first secret society for women, we have been leaders from the beginning, and we have a responsibility to remain as foresighted as the young women who were courageous enough to establish our organization in 1851. Every investment is extremely important and builds on the commitment we make as alumnae to the future of Alpha Delta Pi. It was a sisterhood that brought us together and it is the commitment and generosity of alumnae who share our vision for the next generation.
In conjunction with the Foundation's 30th anniversary, the next phase of our growth focuses on programming and long-term sustainability through endowment, along with ongoing program development and enhancement. The Alpha Delta Pi Foundation has, in the past, relied on the generosity of our sisters and once again looks for your help in providing for the future of Alpha Delta Pi.
Alpha Delta Pi has offered life-changing experiences for young women for more than 160 years, and we have continuously strived to provide valuable leadership opportunities for our members. As the first secret society for women, we have been leaders from the beginning, and we have a responsibility to remain as foresighted as the young women who were courageous enough to establish our organization in 1851. Every investment is extremely important and builds on the commitment we make as alumnae to the future of Alpha Delta Pi. It was a sisterhood that brought us together and it is the commitment and generosity of alumnae who share our vision for the next generation.