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The mission of Pi Beta Phi Fraternity is to promote friendship, develop women of intellect and integrity, cultivate leadership potential, and enrich lives through community service.  What better way to do this than through our various local and national philanthropic efforts.  Please look at the various ones listed below and see where you can get involved!

 

Local Club Philanthropies

Literacy Project

We are continuing to collect books to send to the children of Mississippi as they try to rebuild their schools after Hurricane Katrina.  We need books for all ages:  Elementary, Middle School and High School level books.  Bring your books to any meeting, or contact the club to drop off books or make a cash donation.

Click here to read a letter from one of the coastal Mississippi schools that we've helped.

 

Drake House

The Drake House is a crisis residential assessment center for homeless women and children in the North Fulton area providing immediate residential housing combined with an empowerment program designed to provide stability for the children and assist the family in working toward housing self sufficiency.

 

Child Development Center (CDC)

The CDC is a partner with the Drake House and serves the needs of disadvantaged children in the North Fulton community.

 

 

International Fraternity  Philanthropies

Pi Beta Phi Foundation 

The Pi Beta Phi Foundation is committed to fund programs which promote the intellectual, ethical and leadership development of members of Pi Beta Phi Fraternity and, through its philanthropic efforts, to benefit the larger society.  Click on the following link to go directly to their website:  www.pibetaphifoundation.org

 

  Champions Are Readers (CAR)

The CAR program enable alumnae clubs and collegiate chapters to offer a reading enrichment program to their own schools and communities during a designated month of the school year.  Pi Beta Phi believes that if children are champions in reading, they will be champions in life!

 

First Book 

Pi Beta Phi Fraternity for Women has partnered with First Book, a nonprofit organization founded in 1992 with a single mission: to give children from low-income families the opportunity to read and own their first new books.  For more information about First Book, please visit www.FirstBook.org.

 

Arrowmont

In conjunction with the University of Tennessee, Settlement School began giving summer craft workshops that were highly successful.  These workshops developed into a year-round program of arts education.  Today Arrowmont is an internationally known visual arts complex, boasting a renowned faculty and international student body.  You can go to their website at www.lib.utk.edu/arrowmont to learn more.

 

 

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