Chapter History
On December 6, 1969, twenty-six visionary women embarked upon a new and challenging path in their Delta lives – they established The Federal City Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated. Throughout the past 40+ years, The Federal City Alumnae Chapter sorors have unselfishly given of their time, energy and talents to the citizens of the District of Columbia.
Some programs and projects from the early days include: “Operation I.D.” for the Barry Farms community, Senior citizens activities at Garfield Terrace, Edgewood Terrace, Judiciary House Senior Citizen center, and D.C. Village, A Family Life conference, parenting classes for teenage mothers, Health Fairs, Voter Registration programs, and tutorial and Literacy programs. In the later years, the Adopt-a-Family, Adopt-a-School and Del-Teen programs were initiated.
The Federal City Alumnae Chapter has continued its commitment to the arts, education and social action through involvement with African-American art galleries, student cultural arts workshops, the Emerging Artist program, an annual College and Career Fair, school trips to visit member of Congress, town meetings and voter registration information.
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Civic & Social Organization
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PO Box 1605, Washington, DC 20013, US
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1969
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Economic Development, Physical And Mental Health, Educational Development, International Awareness And Involvement, Political Awareness And Involvement, Arts And Literary Engagement
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You can reach The Federal City Alumnae Chapter by visiting our website at http://www.thefcacdst.org and using the contact form provided. Alternatively, you can email us directly at our official email address listed on the site for any inquiries or assistance.
Yes, our website features a staff directory that includes contact information and roles of our members. This resource is designed to help you connect with the appropriate individuals for your specific needs or questions regarding our programs and services.
The Federal City Alumnae Chapter offers a variety of services focused on economic development, health initiatives, educational programs, and political awareness. We also engage in international awareness and arts initiatives to uplift our community and support our members' growth.
To get involved with our initiatives, visit our website to learn about upcoming events and volunteer opportunities. You can also join our mailing list for updates or reach out through our contact page to express your interest in participating.
For specific inquiries related to our programs, please refer to the staff directory on our website. Each program area has designated contacts who can provide detailed information and assist you with your questions or concerns.
Yes, our website includes a section dedicated to past events where you can find summaries, photos, and outcomes of our initiatives. This is a great way to see our impact and the community engagement we've fostered over the years.
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