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The Yellow Tea Rose - Sigma Gamma Rho's sorority flower - symbolizes the grace, beauty, and resilience that each of our sisters embodies. Let's continue to bloom in unity and purpose! ππ
Every lesson we learn, every hand we extend, and every bond we forge elevates not just us, but our entire community. πͺππ€
Comment below if you agree!
Sigma Gamma Rho's Women's Wellness Initiative (WWI) is a vibrant, proactive campaign committed to enhancing the health and well-being of women, especially women of color. Originating from a powerful panel discussion at the United Nations with the March of Dimes on Prematurity Awareness, this initiative now encompasses a wide range of critical health topics.
From breast cancer awareness to mental health, and heart health to diabetes - WWI is dedicated to educating and implementing programs that address these vital issues.
Learn more about this important initiative at http://bit.ly/3FFRctr
Beyond their sisterly bond, the women of Sigma Gamma Rho are deeply committed to community engagement and positive change. Their actions speak volumes about their dedication to service and empowerment.
π Through their 'Project Reassurance', they provide educational programming and resources to support maternal health and early childhood development.
π Their 'Operation BigBookBag' initiative supplies school materials to under-resourced students, helping bridge the educational gap.
π₯ Health is also a priority, with initiatives like the 'H3: Itβs All About MeβHealthy Choices, Healthy Living, Healthy Generations' program, focusing on mental and physical well-being.
π₯ Advocacy isn't left behind, as they actively engage in social justice causes, striving to make a lasting impact in the fight for equality and justice.
These are just a few examples of how Sigma Gamma Rho actively engages in bettering communities, proving that their sorority is about so much more than just sisterhood.
Since its inception, Operation BigBookBag has been a cornerstone initiative for Sigma Gamma Rho, passionately addressing educational inequity. This program goes beyond just supplying books and school supplies; it's about opening doors to a brighter future for under-resourced students.
Each backpack filled with essentials is more than just a tool for learning; it's a symbol of hope and opportunity. The impact of this initiative is profound, touching the lives of countless young minds, and empowering them with the resources they need to succeed academically.
Dive deeper into the story of Operation BigBookBag at https://www.sgrho1922.org/SGR/sgr/Service/Operation_BigBookBag.aspx
Throughout our storied history, Sigma Gamma Rho has been graced by leaders who've not only shaped our sisterhood but have also left an indelible mark on the world. πππ Today, we celebrate these trailblazing women, our illustrious alumni, who exemplify our ideals of service, scholarship, and sisterhood.
π The Honorable Corrine Brown, a former member of the U.S. House of Representatives, showcased the power of leadership and advocacy in government.
π Vanessa Bell Armstrong, a gospel music icon, used her extraordinary talent to inspire and uplift, embodying the spirit of our sisterhood through her art.
π Hattie McDaniel, a pioneering actress and the first African American to win an Oscar, broke barriers in Hollywood, setting a precedent for generations to follow.
These women, and countless others, carry the torch of Sigma Gamma Rho's legacy, proving that our sisterhood extends far beyond collegiate years. As we look to their achievements, let us also look forward to the paths we will pave, inspired by their legacy. π«
"Philos" are cherished friends of Sigma Gamma Rho who, although not initiated members, wholeheartedly support our values, champion our community service missions, and resonate with our vision. Their unwavering commitment is a testament to the expansive and positive influence we have within the community.
Join our digital family and be part of the movement! If you are interested in finding a Philo Club in your area, visit https://www.sgrho1922.org/SGR/sgr/Affiliates/Philo_Affiliates.aspx
Comment below if you're already an SGRho Philo!
We're curious β which Sigma Gamma Rho initiative speaks to your heart the most? Comment down below! ππ
Sigma Gamma Rho is more than just a sorority; it's a global community!
Did you know that aside from the strong presence in the USA, there are chapters stretching across various countries around the world? From coast to coast and continent to continent, sisterhood truly knows no borders. No matter where we are, the ethos of Sigma Gamma Rho binds us together.
This global reach is a testament to our enduring commitment to service, education, and empowerment. We celebrate diversity while standing united under the same principles and values.
Did you know these fun facts about Sigma Gamma Rho?
Tag a Sigma Gamma Rho Soror in the comments below!
Sigma Gamma Rho's Project CRADLE Care is tackling the critical issue of maternal and infant health disparities. Through education, outreach, and advocacy, they're working to create a healthier future for Black mothers and their babies.
Find out more about this vital initiative and how it's making a difference at https://bit.ly/3SsNPxL
Their motto 'Greater Service, Greater Progress' is not just a phrase; it's a guiding principle.
It reflects Sigma Gamma Rho's deep-rooted dedication to making a difference in the community and their unwavering determination to achieve personal and collective excellence. It's a call to action for every Sigma woman to uplift, empower, and serve.
Today marks a remarkable day in history - the Founders' Day of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority! Founded on November 12, 1922, by seven visionary educators, our sorority has continued to flourish, upholding the ideals of scholarship, service, and sisterhood. π
Today, we honor the legacy and vision of our illustrious founders: Mary Lou Allison Gardner Little, Dorothy Hanley Whiteside, Vivian Irene White Marbury, Nannie Mae Gahn Johnson, Hattie Mae Dulin Redford, Bessie Mae Downey Rhoades Martin, and Cubena McClure. Their unwavering commitment to sisterhood and community uplift has been the guiding light for generations of SGRhos.
Happy Founders' Day, Sorors! Here's to many more years of growth, achievement, and sisterly love. π₯β¨
History has its eyes on unique stories. Sigma Gamma Rho stands out as the only sorority within the NPHC founded at a predominantly white institution: Butler University.
Since its inception, the dynamic women of Sigma Gamma Rho have built and sustained a well-known and well-respected reputation for leading positive change to help uplift the community through sisterhood, leadership, and service.
As Sigma Gamma Rho approaches its 101st year, take a moment to reflect on the incredible journey this illustrious sorority has embarked on. From pioneering achievements to groundbreaking initiatives, the sisters of Sigma Gamma Rho have truly left an indelible mark on history.
π Dive into a century of sisterhood, service, and social action with this enlightening article from Ebony: https://www.ebony.com/significant-milestones-from-sigma-gamma-rhos-first-100-years/
πΈ: Sigma Gamma Rho
Today, we're shining a spotlight on an inspiring aspect of Sigma Gamma Rho β the Rhoer Club. This amazing club is all about nurturing young women and helping them grow into confident, educated, and service-oriented leaders. π±π
π©βπ Empowering Education: The Rhoer Club offers mentoring, academic support, and scholarship opportunities, fostering a love for learning and growth.
π Community Service: Engaging in local and global community service projects, these young women learn the value of giving back and making a difference.
π―ββοΈ Sisterhood and Support: Within the Rhoer Club, members build lifelong friendships, learning the true meaning of sisterhood and mutual support.
πͺ Leadership Development: Through workshops and activities, Rhoers gain invaluable leadership skills, preparing them for future challenges and opportunities.
To all the Rhoers out there, keep shining and leading the way! π«
Many often ask, 'Why the poodle?' It's not just about a cute mascot. The poodle embodies qualities Sigma women deeply respect and aspire to: unwavering loyalty, sharp intelligence, and a graceful elegance.
Every time you see this noble creature, remember the core values it signifies and how Sigma Gamma Rho women strive to emulate them in their daily lives!
Every Sigma woman has a story, a moment that truly defines her journey within the sisterhood. Whether it's your initiation day, a community service project, or a lifelong bond formed with a soror, these memories shape our collective experience.
As we approach Founders Day, we'd love for you to reminisce and share your most cherished Sigma Gamma Rho memory. Drop your stories in the comments below! ππ
It's a staggering fact: Approximately 70% of African American children in the U.S. don't know how to swim. The implications of this are vast, from missed opportunities for recreational activities to life-threatening situations.
But Sigma Gamma Rho is taking action. With their Swim 1922 program, theyβre diving in headfirst to combat this statistic, offering lessons, awareness, and building water confidence within our community. It's not just about teaching how to swim; it's about empowering our youth with essential life skills and ensuring their safety.
Drowning prevention starts with education. And with each splash, each stroke, and each smile, theyβre making waves of change. To support, join, or learn more about the Swim 1922 initiative, please visit www.sgrho1922.org.
Did you know that Sigma Gamma Rho was founded over 100 years ago in November of 1922? To celebrate, this month we'll be highlighting Sigma Gamma Rho's rich history and impactful legacy.
Be sure to follow our page this month as we honor their founding, celebrate achievements, and share stories of their extraordinary sisterhood! ππ
Our roots run deep, nourished by traditions and shared dreams. In the embrace of sorority sisterhood, we discover an unyielding bond - a shield against the world and a wellspring of strength. Together, we stand tall, united by a legacy of empowerment and unity.
Now, it's your turn to share your journey with us. Comment below with your most cherished sorority memory!
From academic milestones to career leaps, we lift each other up, proving that success is sweeter when shared. Every triumph, big or small, becomes a chapter in our collective legacy.
Who are your sisters in success? Tag them below! π
It's not just a word; it's the essence of Delta Sigma Theta. We've stood tall since our inception in 1913, exhibiting strength, courage, and unwavering resilience.
Through trials, tribulations, and triumphs, we remain steadfast, always pushing forward, always rising. Our commitment to public service and our unwavering bond of sisterhood is a testament to our enduring spirit. Here's to every Delta woman embodying fortitude every single day.
In every challenge and celebration, Black sororities have stood the test of time, upholding values that transcend generations. The bond of sisterhood isn't just about today; it's about honoring the past and paving the way for the future.
What is the legacy you hope to leave? Share below!
Ever wondered about the significance of the African elephant within the Delta's symbols?
This majestic creature stands as a testament to strength and determination, embodying the very essence of the sororityβs commitment to public service.
Just as the elephant moves with purpose and power, so do the Deltas, striving to make a difference in their communities and beyond. If youβre a proud Delta, drop a βπβ in the comments below!
From the campus to the corporate world, Black sorority women have been breaking barriers and setting benchmarks.
Know a sorority sister entrepreneur? Tag her and celebrate her achievements! π
The legacy of Black sororities extends beyond sisterhood; it's deeply rooted in service. They have consistently been at the forefront of community outreach, empowerment, and change.
From Alpha Kappa Alpha's program, which assists students in their efforts to enter college, to Zeta Phi Beta's Z-HOPE initiative that promotes health education and preventive health strategies, the examples are boundless.
From scholarships to health initiatives, they've touched countless lives and made lasting impacts. Remember, sisterhood isnβt just about unity; it's about uplifting those around us.
How is your sorority giving back this year? Share below!
The beauty of sisterhood is more than the colors we wear or the letters we represent. It's the voice we raise together, the changes we inspire, and the indomitable spirit we share. Different letters. One voice. Infinite impact. Let's celebrate the unity that makes our sisterhood so powerful!
Tag a sorority sister who's made an impact in your life! Let's spread the love and strength of our sisterhood.
In 1913, when the fight for womenβs rights was at its zenith, it was the fierce and dedicated sisters of Delta Sigma Theta (DELTA) who led the Women's Suffrage March in Washington D.C.
Their courageous act was not just a stride for sorority recognition, but a bold statement for womenβs rights and equality. Their legacy continues to inspire and reminds us of the power of unity and determination.
Hey, Sisters! Just a gentle nudge amid the hustle: donβt forget to invest in YOURSELF! πβ¨
Take time to nurture your mind, body, and soul. Enroll in that course, start that hobby, read that book, or simply bask in the bliss of a quiet cup of tea. Remember, your growth and happiness are the ultimate investments.
How are you investing in yourself today? π
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