PCAC's Commitment to Community Service
PCAC advances Pitt County through focused educational, health, and political programs that foster local growth and engagement.
Making a Difference in Our Community
The Pitt County Alumnae Chapter implements programs aligned with Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.'s national initiatives. Each program area addresses specific community needs while contributing to our broader mission of public service. Through these five key areas, we work to empower individuals, strengthen families, and transform our community.
Economic Development
We believe that economic empowerment is fundamental to community advancement. Our Economic Development programs focus on building financial literacy, supporting entrepreneurship, and creating pathways to economic opportunity for individuals and families in Pitt County.
Through workshops, seminars, and community partnerships, we equip community members with the knowledge and resources they need to achieve financial stability and success.
Example Activities & Initiatives
- Financial literacy workshops covering budgeting, saving, and investing
- Small business development seminars and mentorship programs
- Career fairs and professional development opportunities
- Partnerships with local businesses and financial institutions
- Economic empowerment summit events
Educational Development
Education is the cornerstone of progress and opportunity. Our Educational Development initiatives support academic achievement at every level, from early childhood through higher education and beyond.
We are committed to ensuring that students in our community have access to the resources, mentorship, and support they need to succeed academically and pursue their educational goals.
Example Activities & Initiatives
- Annual scholarship awards for graduating high school seniors
- Tutoring and academic support programs
- STEM workshops and camps for youth
- College preparation and application assistance
- School supply drives and back-to-school events
- Book club and literacy initiatives
International Awareness & Involvement
As a member of a global organization, we recognize the importance of understanding and addressing issues that transcend borders. Our International Awareness and Involvement programs connect our local community to global perspectives and service opportunities.
We seek to broaden cultural awareness, support international humanitarian efforts, and foster a sense of global citizenship among our members and community partners.
Example Activities & Initiatives
- Cultural awareness events and celebrations
- Support for international humanitarian initiatives
- Educational programs on global issues affecting women and children
- Partnerships with international service organizations
- Cultural exchange and learning opportunities
Physical & Mental Health
The health and wellness of our community is a priority. Our Physical and Mental Health programs address health disparities and promote holistic well-being through education, outreach, and direct service.
We partner with healthcare providers and community organizations to bring critical health resources and information to those who need them most.
Example Activities & Initiatives
- Community health fairs with free screenings
- Mental health awareness workshops and resources
- Fitness and wellness challenges
- Health education seminars on topics like heart disease, diabetes, and cancer
- Stress management and self-care workshops
- Partnerships with local hospitals and health organizations
Political Awareness & Involvement
An informed and engaged citizenry is essential to a healthy democracy. Our Political Awareness and Involvement programs encourage civic participation and empower community members to make their voices heard.
We are committed to non-partisan efforts that increase voter registration, education, and turnout, while advocating for policies that benefit our community.
Example Activities & Initiatives
- Voter registration drives
- Candidate forums and town hall meetings
- Civic education workshops
- Get Out the Vote (GOTV) campaigns
- Advocacy training and community organizing
- Census awareness and participation initiatives
Frequently Asked Questions About PCAC's Community Programs
What educational programs does PCAC offer for youth?
PCAC runs the Dr. Betty Shabazz Delta Academy and Jean Nobles Delta G.E.M.S., which provide mentorship, STEM education, and leadership training specifically for young African American girls in Pitt County.
How does PCAC promote health awareness in the community?
Our health initiatives focus on wellness education, preventive screenings, and partnerships with local health providers to improve access and knowledge about critical health issues affecting residents.
In what ways does PCAC encourage political engagement?
PCAC organizes voter registration drives, civic education workshops, and forums to empower community members to participate actively in local and national political processes.
What is the Annual White Day Party?
The Annual White Day Party is PCAC’s signature event that brings the community together for celebration, networking, and fundraising to support ongoing programs and initiatives.
How can community members participate in PCAC programs?
Individuals can join as volunteers, attend events, or enroll youth in our educational programs by contacting PCAC directly or visiting our website for registration and updates.
Promoting Civic Responsibility and Political Engagement
