News Summary
The Low Country Kappa Delta Alumnae Chapter has been honored with three prestigious awards at the national sorority’s biennial convention in Grapevine, Texas. They received the Alumnae Chapter Excellence Award, the Ann Doner Vaughn Philanthropy Award, and an honorable mention for Public Relations and Marketing. This marks the fourth consecutive win for the Excellence Award and highlights the chapter’s long-standing commitment to community service and excellence since its founding in 2009.
Grapevine, Texas – The Low Country Kappa Delta Alumnae Chapter has achieved remarkable recognition at the national sorority’s biennial convention held in Grapevine, Texas, by winning three prestigious awards. Notably, the chapter received the Alumnae Chapter Excellence Award, an honor granted to only 15 chapters across the country, celebrating their outstanding contributions to the Kappa Delta community.
In addition to the Excellence Award, the Low Country Chapter was also honored with the Ann Doner Vaughn Philanthropy Award for its exceptional community service efforts. This award is particularly significant, as it is presented to only one alumnae chapter every two years, highlighting the chapter’s commitment to philanthropy. Furthermore, the chapter earned an honorable mention for its Public Relations and Marketing efforts, showcasing their effective communication strategies.
This year marks the fourth consecutive time the Low Country Chapter has received the Excellence Award, emphasizing their sustained commitment to excellence since the chapter’s founding in 2009. The chapter has claimed this award six times overall, reinforcing its position as a leader within the Kappa Delta organization.
Achievements in Philanthropy and Awards
In terms of community involvement, the Low Country Chapter’s philanthropic initiatives primarily focus on Child Abuse Prevention programs and support for the Girl Scouts. Their emphasis on community service has also earned them recognition for philanthropy previously, marking this as the second time in their history that they have been acknowledged for their significant impact in this area. Additionally, the chapter was a finalist for the Outstanding Alumnae Chapter Award, further solidifying their reputation within the organization.
Chapter Overview
The Low Country Kappa Delta Alumnae Chapter is distinguished not only by its accomplishments but also by its size, being classified among the smallest of the over 150 Kappa Delta Alumnae Chapters in the United States. This uniqueness adds to the significance of their latest achievements. The chapter comprises diverse women from various universities across the nation and includes residents from Hilton Head, Bluffton, Ridgeland, and Beaufort.
Members of the chapter actively participate in monthly meetings, engaging in both social activities and philanthropy initiatives. Such a schedule encourages camaraderie and strengthens the bonds of sisterhood that Kappa Delta is known for, aligning with their mission to promote friendship and personal development among women.
Looking Ahead
The Low Country Kappa Delta Alumnae Chapter’s recent accolades underscore not only their commitment to excellence and philanthropy but also their ability to foster a supportive community among their members. Plans for future initiatives and continued contributions to community service reflect their dedication to making a positive impact in the areas they serve.
For those seeking more information about the chapter’s programs or how to get involved, they can be reached via email at lowcountrykds@aol.com. Additionally, updates and announcements are shared on their official Facebook page, keeping both members and the public informed about their ongoing activities.
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