A Message from Our President
Anita B. Walker
Welcome to our Chapter website! On behalf of the dynamic and dedicated members of the Pittsburgh Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., we are both pleased and elated that you’ve decided to learn more about our chapter.
Our work is grounded in our mission and vision, and we are dedicated to the communities we serve. We structure our service around our Five-Point Programmatic Thrust of: Economic Development, Educational Development, International Awareness and Involvement, Physical and Mental Health, and Political Awareness and Involvement.
Please visit our website often to stay informed about programs, projects, and activities, and don’t forget to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter to stay informed about events and ways you can support us throughout our work.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Five-Point Programmatic Thrust
PAC In the Community
2020 Jabberwock
events
PAC Health Fair
service
Homewood Garden Project
service
Over $30,000 Dollars In Scholarships Provided
Over 700 Families Fed
Over 1200 Youth Supported
Member Highlights
Rev. Dr. Sheila L. Johnson-Hunt becomes first female president of the Baptist Ministers’ Conference of Pittsburgh and Vicinity
History has been made, and the Rev. Dr. Sheila L. Johnson-Hunt, Ph.D., DMin., is the reason why. Read more via the Source: The New Pittsburgh Courier
Iota Phi Foundation honors Curtistine Walker at Achievement Awards Dinner
The Iota Phi Foundation held its annual 2019 Achievement Awards Dinner on Friday night at the Rivers Casino on the North Shore. Read more via the Source: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Deltas honored | Courier’s ‘Women of Excellence’ event | New Pittsburgh Courier
Bill Peduto was in Spain one day, and in Pittsburgh the next. He wasn’t going to miss a woman he calls his mentor being honored in front of nearly 600 people at the New Pittsburgh Courier’s 2019 “Women of Excellence” luncheon. Valerie McDonald Roberts, who became the first African American woman elected to Pittsburgh City […]
Deltas recognized for their personal, professional prowess | New Pittsburgh Courier
Both Joy Sato, director of special events for the Pittsburgh Center for the Arts, and Dr. Marcia M. Sturdivant, president and chief executive officer of the Negro Educational Emergency Drive, agree that this is the time for Black women. “This year, in 2019 women have emerged, we have come together. But the thing that is […]
Upcoming Events
Spotlight on Authors
March 13 @ 3:00 pm - 4:30 pmCuisine and Colors Arts Scholarship Fundraiser
March 20 @ 6:30 pm - 8:00 pmCuisine and Colors Arts Scholarship Fundraiser
April 10 @ 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm