A Year of Giving
2017 – 2018 was a big year. A record-breaking one, in fact. And the Alpha Delta Pi Foundation wants to thank YOU for being a part of it. We have
Congratulations to Our 2018-2019 Scholarship Recipients!
Each fall, as we look forward to returning to classes and reuniting with Alpha Delta Pi sisters, we also celebrate those who were awarded a scholarship through the Alpha Delta
Pack Your Basket, Gamma Chi Hosts Their Second Annual ADPICNIC
Chapter: Gamma Chi Event Name: ADPICNIC Event Date: April 7, 2018 Event Location: ADPi House at Texas Christian University How many times has this event been held? Two Tell us
How Much Do You Love RMHC?
It’s no secret that ADPi’s and Ronald McDonald House Charities (RMHC)go together like a Big Mac and fries. We lovingly organize Lion’s Share Challenge philanthropy events to raise money for
Four Things You Need to Know About the Foundation, If You Don’t Already
The Foundation sat down with all of the 2018 Summer Interns and posed two very simple questions. “What do you know about us?” and “What do you want to know?”
Delta Eta Glows Up Their Volleyball Tournament
Chapter: Delta Eta – McNeese State University Event Name: Serving for RMHC- Black light Volleyball Tournament Event Date: 4/14/18 How many times has this event been held? This is the
More Than a Ritual, It’s a Way of Life
By -Caroline Greenhalgh, Iota Delta – Sewanee: The University of the South Over the last weekend I had the amazing opportunity to attend the 2018 Alpha Delta Pi Leadership Seminar. Over
2018 Leadership Seminar Brings Three “Must-See” Speakers!
Your ticket has been booked, your outfits are planned to perfection, and you’ve gifted more Violets than you can count. Leadership Seminar is less than a week away and if
This is Why I Give
This story was written by Liz Metzger, Delta Rho-Gettysburg College; Theta I Collegiate Province Director for District III. As Leadership Seminar approaches I can’t help but think of why I choose
Many Flowers Make a Garden, Many Violets Change a Life
You’re sitting in the front seat of a red metal canoe. The water all around you is a dull gray, the color of concrete. In the distance, you see a
