We are tremendously grateful for the support of our sisters and Foundation friends who make it possible for us to provide emergency grants to members in crisis, scholarships and leadership training for collegiate and alumnae sisters, resources to fight hazing and support mental wellness, funding for the preservation of monuments and memorials unique to our history, and so much more!

Our last giving year running from August 1, 2023 to July 31, 2024 was a tremendous success. We received more than $4,250,00 in support from our donors, including an amazing $800,001 during our annual day of giving. It was another milestone year, and we couldn’t have done it without the loyal support of our members and friends.

Thanks to the generosity of thousands of members and friends of ADPi, the Foundation was able to provide the following during the 2023-2024 giving year:

Educate

• Competitive academic scholarships worth more than $328,000 for undergraduate, graduate, and continuing education study to 171 recipients
• Grants to universities to honor milestone chapter anniversaries and chapter installations on their respective campuses
• Grants to the sorority for the preservation of our history, including a major investment in the preservation of objects, documents, photographs, and stories archived at Memorial Headquarters and in our forthcoming digital archives
• Grants for qualifying spaces in seven chapter houses thanks to the donors who invested in those projects

Lead

• Educational programming for chapter members, advisors, and alumnae attending ADPi Academy, Grand Convention, and through visits by the Chapter Support Coordinator team
• Resources for our undergraduate members in the continued fight to prevent hazing, to support mental wellness

Serve

• $104,500 in Abigail Davis Emergency Grants and Clasped Hands Fund Grants to collegiate and alumnae members in financial distress (our largest year ever)
• Resources for our members as they worked to raise more than $2,076,000 for local Ronald McDonald House Charities® Chapters and other non-profit organizations through their philanthropy events
• $45,383 in grants to local RMHC® Chapters through our RMHC Endowment

Gifts given in support of the Alpha Delta Pi Foundation provide essential resources for Alpha Delta Pi sorority’s educational, leadership and philanthropic activities. Established in 1983 as a separate 501(c)(3) organization, the Alpha Delta Pi Foundation accepts tax-deductible gifts to fund a variety of opportunities that benefit Alpha Delta Pi and its members, as well as the community at large.

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Come Home

Alpha Delta Pi has 131 chapters with some type of facility (house, townhouse, suite, dorm floor). Collectively, just under 4,000 collegiate members live in Alpha Delta Pi facilities. 

Chapter facilities are owned and/or operated by a local house corporation or Alpha Delta Pi’s  International House Corporation (IHC) for use by the collegiate chapters. Alpha Delta Pi’s Executive Office Housing & Facilities staff aids in support of chapter facilities and property along with the Facility Resource Director International Officer volunteer team.

To look for chapters with facilities: Facility Locator

Alpha Delta Pi Sorority

Alpha Delta Pi Sorority is a registered 501(c)7 membership organization. The Sorority supports local house corporations via international officer volunteers. The Facility Resource Director volunteer team provides education & training related to facilities and chapter property. They support the Directors of Facility Management (DFM) & the Facility Management Advisors (FMA) in understanding their roles.

Alpha Delta Pi International Housing, Inc.

Alpha Delta Pi International Housing, Inc. (IHC) is a registered 501(c)2 organization with the purpose of holding title to property and managing lease agreements. The IHC is governed by Grand Council and day-to-day operations are managed by the Housing & Facilities Team.

ADPi Properties, Inc.

ADPi Properties, Inc. is a registered 501(c)7 organization that oversees the facilities and asset management for chapters and house corporations, as well as those enrolled in their property management services.

Local House Corporations

Alpha Delta Pi recognizes sixty local house corporations (abbreviated as “HC”) that are registered organizations through their state of operation and the IRS. Each HC is run by a board of volunteers. These volunteer boards follow a specific set of policies to keep their corporation in compliance with the federal government and Alpha Delta Pi Sorority. They hold general meetings throughout the year and an annual meeting for all members. Three Chapter Officers sit on each HC board — President, VP Finance, and VP Facility Management.

Each HC is responsible for many aspects of the facility and its membership including:

• Keep an annual operating budget for the facility
• Maintain up-to-date bylaws
• Maintain insurance and inspection compliance
• Oversee facility employees
• Complete government required tax forms

If you have questions for a local house corporation, please reach out directly here.

Whether a chapter facility is operated by a local house corporation or ADPi’s IHC, it is the chapter’s responsibility to determine their live-in process, execute Resident Agreements, and set member related housing fees. For questions about a specific chapter facility or in-house process please contact the chapter directly.

Additional Terminology:

• Director of Facility Management: A collegiate officer who sits on the chapter’s Executive Board and oversees chapter facility operations. This officer works closely with Housing & Facilities staff and the house director (if applicable) to communicate the chapters’ needs and desires relating to the facility.
• Facility Management Advisor: An alumna volunteer who sits on the chapter advisory board and oversees facility operations in partnership with the Director of Facility Management.
• House Director: An individual who most typically resides at a chapter facility and oversees daily operations of the facility. Duties of a house director vary greatly depending on the size of facility, number or residents, and number of managed employees.
• Vendor List: ADPi maintains a list of national companies offering a wide range of support and services to chapters and house corporations. View the list here.