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The Low Country Kappa Delta Alumnae Chapter has garnered three prestigious awards at the Kappa Delta Sorority’s national convention, including the Alumnae Chapter Excellence Award. This achievement highlights the chapter’s dedication to community service and excellence in member engagement. Celebrated for its philanthropic efforts and outstanding programming, the chapter continues to stand out among Kappa Delta alumnae chapters across the nation, reinforcing its commitment to positive community impact and sisterhood.
Hilton Head, South Carolina – The Low Country Kappa Delta Alumnae Chapter has distinguished itself by winning three national awards at the Kappa Delta Sorority’s biennial convention, which took place in Grapevine, Texas. This recognition places the chapter in an esteemed group, as it is one of only 15 chapters across the United States to receive the Alumnae Chapter Excellence Award.
In addition to the Excellence Award, the chapter earned the Ann Doner Vaughn Philanthropy Award for its outstanding commitment to community service. Furthermore, the chapter also received an honorable mention in the category of Public Relations and Marketing. These accolades underline the chapter’s continuous dedication and contribution to both its members and the broader community.
This accomplishment marks the fourth consecutive time that the Low Country Chapter has been awarded the Alumnae Chapter Excellence Award, underscoring its sustained excellence and active engagement. The chapter has also been recognized previously for its philanthropic efforts, having received the philanthropy award for the second time. Additionally, it was honored as a finalist for the Outstanding Alumnae Chapter Award, a testament to the chapter’s holistic approach to programming and member experience.
Among the over 150 Kappa Delta alumnae chapters in the United States, the Low Country Chapter stands out, as it operates as one of the smaller chapters. Since its establishment in 2009, it has earned the Alumnae Chapter Excellence Award a total of six times, demonstrating consistent success and commitment over the years. This award is granted every two years and recognizes chapters that excel in programming, communication, sisterhood activities, and philanthropy.
One of the critical areas highlighted for the chapter’s philanthropy includes its dedicated support for Child Abuse Prevention programs, as well as initiatives related to the Girl Scouts. These philanthropic endeavors showcase the chapter’s commitment to addressing significant social issues and helping their communities.
The Low Country Kappa Delta Alumnae Chapter consists of a diverse array of women, all of whom were once sorority members at various universities across the nation. Members of this active chapter reside in Hilton Head, Bluffton, Ridgeland, and Beaufort, and regularly convene for both social and philanthropic activities every month.
This latest recognition at the national level reinforces not only the chapter’s ongoing dedication to service and sisterhood, but it also highlights their significant impact within their local community and beyond. The awards and mentions reflect a strong tradition of excellence and commitment among its members, contributing positively to various philanthropic causes.
As the Low Country Kappa Delta Alumnae Chapter moves forward, the accolades it has garnered will serve as a foundation for continued success. The chapter remains focused on fostering sisterhood and making a difference through community engagement and philanthropy, building a legacy that inspires future generations of women in the Kappa Delta sorority.
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- Bluffton Today
- Wikipedia: Kappa Delta
- Island Packet
- Bradley-Banderson Obituaries
- Town & Country Magazine
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