Giving Alternatives: A Donor’s Perspective on Stock Gifts
Nicole Opas joined the Alpha Chi Chapter of Alpha Delta Pi at the University of California, Los Angeles in 1993. While she was initially released from Alpha Delta Pi after
Your Gifts at Work: When Intent Doesn’t Equal Impact
In February as a part of Alpha Delta Pi’s Talk About It Tuesdays Webinar Series and in partnership with Alpha Gamma Delta Women’s Fraternity, Campuspeak’s Dr. Stacey Pearson-Wharton hosted the
Announcing Our 2021 RMHC® Endowment Grant Recipients
In recognition of the 42nd anniversary of our partnership with Ronald McDonald House Charities® (RMHC®), the Alpha Delta Pi Foundation is thrilled to announce grants to eight local RMHC Chapters
Catching Up With the CSCs
What is a CSC, you may ask? At Executive Office, the Chapter Support Coordinators provide focused support to a portfolio of chapters within their aligned districts to prompt chapter success.
The CAC Experience
Each year, collegiate members have an opportunity to serve on Alpha Delta Pi’s Collegiate Advisory Committee. The goal of the committee is to provide a space for collegians to help
Cheers to 42 Years!
By Claire Mellick – Alumnae Relations Director-Central District, Region A; Theta Alpha, Northwest Missouri State University October brings many things – football games, Halloween festivities, and now, one of
Celebrating Their Hispanic Heritage
As September 15th through October 15th is Hispanic Heritage Month, we asked a few chapter members to share what their Hispanic heritage means to them in their Alpha Delta Pi
Team ADPi is Back in Chicago
Each year, Alpha Delta Pi alumnae, collegians, friends, and family members lace up their running shoes and conquer the Bank of America Chicago Marathon – all to support Ronald McDonald
Your Gifts at Work: #StopTheHazing
Each September, Alpha Delta Pi sisters prepare to educate their chapter members and campus communities during National Hazing Prevention Week. Last week, Alpha Delta Pi chapters everywhere hosted events from
Getting the Words Out
By Victoria DiMartino, Gamma Omicron-Susquehanna University, Collegiate Advisory Committee member We’re taught in school “that sticks and stones may break our bones, but words will never hurt”. While our parents