Founders Day Celebration
Celebrating 112 years of Scholarship, Sisterhood, Service and Social Justice.
On January 13, 1913, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc., was founded on the campus of Howard University with 22 collegiate women who were on a mission of service.
Founders Day is not just a celebration; it represents the legacy of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. Founded by 22 collegiate women, this day honors their commitment to social justice and community service. With annual celebrations like these, members reflect on the values instilled in the organization and mobilize for future initiatives. The sorority promotes educational enrichment and civic engagement, empowering women to be leaders in their communities. As we recognize this milestone, we encourage all members and supporters to share their experiences, participate in events, and spread awareness about the ongoing impact of Delta Sigma Theta. Together, we carry forward the mission of service and sisterhood that began over a century ago. In light of current global challenges, such reflections are vital as we aim to inspire the next generation of activists and leaders, furthering our legacy as agents of change. As hashtags like #DST1913 circulate on social media, they connect current members with history and community, fostering an understanding of how far the organization has come and the endless possibilities ahead.
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