Yvonne Lucas
Meet the Chapter President- Yvonne Lucas (click here)
Calling all Deltas Home
Please click on the Membership Tab for information about attending meetings; connecting with GAC and prospective membership.
GAC Soup Kitchen Now Open!
The Past President’s Council is proud to continue the Community Soup KItchen in partnership with Indiana American Water Company, New Mt. Moriah MB Church and the Jewels of Fortitude Foundation.
Come eat with us! The Community Soup Kitchen is going on EVERY 1st Saturday of the month from 12pm-2pm.
FREE to anyone who desires a hot meal.
Please spread the word.
New Mt. Moriah MB Church 1917 Carolina St. Gary.
For more information about our Community Soup Kitchen, please click on the flier to contact Sheila Baker @garyalumnaedst@gmail.com.
#Uplift
International Awareness Project for Africa
A little of your spare change today can spare a child’s life today, tomorrow and beyond.
Please consider getting a rice bowl from us or have your group to partner with us to give an African child a healthier future.
We’re FIGHTING poverty, hunger and HIV/AIDS! Join us.
For more information, please visit www.ricebowls.org.
Give today by donating to the Gary Alumnae Chapter. For more information, email us at garyalumnaedst@gmail.com and use “rice bowls” in the subject line.
Funds assist children in impoverished African countries.
Put your spare change in often; fill up the bowl; turn it in. It’s that simple!
Sponsored by the International Awareness & Involvement Committe, Shalonda Jones, Chairperson.
#Uplift
Delta Turns 106!
Big Bad D-S-T turned 106 on 1/13/19. GAC celebrated with our Founders Day Luncheon, church service and brunch. We had a grand ole’ time. Be sure to check out our photo gallery on our Facebook page.
Delta G.E.M.S. Paint Party
Join us as we raise funds for a worthy cause! When you buy a $45 ticket to this event, $15 will be donated to the GAC Delta GEMS for high school senior girls to have much needed items for college. To date, Paint Nite has helped raise over $3.5 million for those in need with lively creative events that feel more fun than philanthropic. Feel good about giving as our local artist guides you and your friends through two hours of painting, drinking, and laughing ‘til your cheeks hurt. The best part? You don’t have to be an artist to have an amazing time.
Come out for an amazing good time while helping out amazing students.
Our painting: Made of Stardust
Our artist: Yolanda Castro
Seating is limited so move FAST!
$45 will hold your seat & lock you in for the fun!
*This event is open to the public and all participants should be at least 21 years of age to enter.
Hosted by the Delta GEMS Committee
Nicole Musenja & LaConyea Pitts-Thomas, GEMS Chairs
Sandra T. Brown, Educational Development Chair
Economic Development Summit 2019
The Economic Development Committee of Gary Alumnae Chapter in partnership with St John Baptist Church & Links of Northern Indiana
Presents
An Economic Development Summit
FREE and Open to the Community! Children are welcome!
Aspire Charter Academy
4900 W 15th Ave
Gary, IN 46406
Tentative topics include:
Youth and Adults will learn healthy finance practices; the importance of saving and planning for the future.
Topics include: Credit repair and planning for the future.
*Junior Achievement curriculum for children
*Registration starts at 8:30am
Conference starts at 9am
Mary Cossey, GAC Economic Development Chair
In the Community 
“You can’t fix education until you fix the community, education is not a building but a lifestyle and an environment”
-Robert John Meehan.
“You can’t fix education until you fix the community, education is not a building but a lifestyle and an environment”
-Robert John Meehan.
Membership 
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., a national service sorority, requires that its members exemplify and encourage high cultural, intellectual, and moral standards and that their actions exemplify the public and personal behaviors that reflect the ideals and principles espoused by the Sisterhood.
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., a national service sorority, requires that its members exemplify and encourage high cultural, intellectual, and moral standards and that their actions exemplify the public and personal behaviors that reflect the ideals and principles espoused by the Sisterhood.
