Benton Harbor-St. Joseph Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.
Our Founders courage, wisdom, determination and principles represent the ultimate example of the power of unified, strong, intelligent black women. Their unwavering loyalty to the idea of service is all the more relevant today - especially in a community such as ours, where families are facing unprecedented hardships and challenges.
Our FIRST scholarship fundraiser of the season is happening NOW through Oct. 31st!!
Digital Dozen for Scholarships
Please join us as we raise money for scholarships for high school students in Berrien County!
How to support:
Purchase a digital dozen(s) of delicious glazed Krispy Kreme doughnuts via PayPal (please include fees)
Include your name and email address for the digital certificate sent from harbordeltas@gmail.com to be sent at a later date
Present your certificate at any Krispy Kreme location to redeem delicious doughnuts!
Thank you in advance for your support!
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Delta Dear Highlights
The Concept, Delta DEARS, was established by the Golden Life Committee in 1982, under the leadership of our 17th National President, Mona Humpheries Bailey. This included a special membership category for all Sorors verified to be 65 years of age or older. The age requirement was later changed to 62.
The "DEARS" term acronym stands for Dedicated - Energetic - Active - Respected - Sorors.
Special designation is provided during National Conventions, Regional Conferences, and local chapter events.
More information on Benton Harbor St. Joseph Alumnae Chapter Delta DEARS
Community Service
Sorors participated in United Way’s Operation Thanksgiving to ensure that families in the community had an enjoyable meal and holiday!
The Benton Harbor-St. Joseph Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. partnered with the League of Women Voters to do voter registration at Lake Michigan College.
The Benton Harbor-St. Joseph Alumnae Chapter participated in a Halloween community service project at the Community Fall Festival at Benton Harbor High School. Hundreds of children received candy and were able to have fun and show off their costumes. The event also included tons candy from local organizations, food, hayride and more!
Sorors participated in a Truck or Treat community service project on Tuesday, October 17, 2017. This event was hosted by the Berrien County Department of Health & Human Services, to provide foster children of Berrien County with a fun, safe and spooky outing in celebration of Halloween. The foster children were dressed in various costumes and received tons of candy from many of the decorated vehicle trunks!
Events
2023 DST BHSJAC Scholarship Reception
