Your contribution directly impacts our sisters through a variety of leadership development and educational programs.
These programs provide educational foundations and leadership development skills that are key in shaping our members to become confident leaders, philanthropists and real, strong women.
When you give to the Real. Strong. Women. Fund, your gift will support the greatest needs of the Fraternity, making an immediate impact on our sisterhood and in the lives of sisters.
Giving to consultant training helps to prepare our chapter consultants to be “boots on the ground” leaders visiting chapters across the country.
Collegiate Growth Academy
When you give to Collegiate Growth Academy, you allow recruitment officers to develop a values-based recruitment experience for their chapters and to effectively manage the face-to-face “connectedness” between themselves and others.
Giving to convention education helps provide programs to collegiate and alumnae members at convention that enhance members skills, knowledge and awareness of Alpha Chi Omega.
When you give to GSI, you create an opportunity for sisters to experience cultural immersion through service and become more engaged global citizens.
When you give to InTune, you're supporting a rotational program which allows sisters to connect on a deeper level, learning more about themselves and how individual dreams impact the chapter.
Giving to Leadership Academy helps create opportunities for newly elected chapter officers to develop confidence, leadership and courage at our premier weekend-long training in Indianapolis.
When you give to Let’s Talk Love, you’re supporting a rotational program which educates members on dating violence, sexual assault and healthy relationships, helping collegians feel empowered to create healthy relationships of their own.
Giving to MyJourney creates an opportunity for our collegiate members to receive programming that will teach them life skills they can carry with them after college.
Giving to the REPRESENT rotational program empowers members to define their personal brands, bettering the sisterhood of Alpha Chi Omega.
When you give to risk management education, you create an opportunity for members to learn valuable and useful skills related to reducing risk in their chapters and campus environments.
When you give to domestic violence awareness initiatives, you’re making an impact bigger than Alpha Chi Omega. You provide DVA materials to chapters and support to local women’s shelters through awarded grants.
Giving to Volunteer Summit helps to create opportunities for our volunteers to gain new skills and training related to their roles within Alpha Chi Omega.
When you give to Women & Wisdom, you’re supporting a network of sisters through a unique mentoring opportunity and events throughout the country.
Giving to educational assistance grants helps provide need-based financial assistance to our collegiate and alumnae members pursuing higher education.
Giving to member assistance grants helps provide financial assistance to collegiate and alumnae member facing extreme hardships.
Giving to scholarships helps provide merit-based assistance to our collegiate and alumnae members pursuing higher education.
Support of the arts
Members have made artistic impacts throughout the history of Alpha Chi Omega, including our early member, Marian Nevins MacDowell (Zeta, New England). In the early 1900s, she and her composer husband dedicated their New Hampshire farm to creating a community “where artists could work in an ideal place in the stimulating company of peers.” That community is now known as
MacDowell Colony, located in the town of Petersborough.
Since its beginnings, Alpha Chi Omega has supported the colony’s Star Studio, which was built in 1911 using funds from Alpha Chi Omega. It was our first altruistic project.
The Foundation also supports Alpha Chi Omega fellowships in honor of Fay Barnaby Kent, a former national officer who first suggested the MacDowell Colony as a philanthropic pursuit. These fellowships are awarded to professional artists and writers seeking financial aid to study at the Colony.