SOCIAL ACTIONS

Serving through advocacy, education, and community engagement.”



WE ARE Social Action


On March 3, 1913—just weeks after its founding—Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated made its first public act of service by participating in the historic Women’s Suffrage March in Washington, D.C. From its inception, the 22 collegiate founders established an organization committed to advocacy, civic engagement, and the pursuit of equity and justice for marginalized and disenfranchised communities.

More than a century later, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated remains steadfast in its commitment to social action at the local, regional, national, and international levels.

Under the leadership of the National Social Action Commission, members are called to advance the following priorities:


National Social Action Commission Priorities


  • Voting & Civic Engagement
  • Reproductive Justice
  • Health Equity
  • Education
  • Economic Justice
  • Reimagining Public Safety


Pitt County Alumnae Chapter in Action


The Pitt County Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated actively advances these priorities through intentional advocacy, community partnerships, and direct civic engagement efforts, including:

  • Voter education, voter registration, and voter mobilization initiatives
  • Efforts to combat voter suppression
  • Medicaid Expansion community education events
  • Sickle Cell Blood Drives
  • Delta Days at the General Assembly
  • Delta Days at the Nation’s Capital
  • Delta Days at the Winterville Town Council
  • Delta Days at the Pitt County Commissioners
  • Delta Days at the Pitt County School Board
  • NPHC Day at the General Assembly


Community Partners


We proudly collaborate with organizations that share our commitment to equity and justice:

  • You Can Vote
  • NC Counts Coalition
  • National Council of Negro Women (NCNW)
  • NAACP
  • HBCU Coalition of Pitt County

We advocate. We educate. We mobilize.


Our Social Action Events educate, engage, and empower communities to advocate for justice, equity, and positive social change.

ALL WHITE PARTY 2026

Join the Pitt County Alumnae Chapter for the All White Party 2026, an unforgettable evening celebrating unity, elegance, and community impact. This signature social event brings together supporters, partners, and community members for a night of music, fellowship, and purpose—all dressed in classic all-white attire.


The All White Party is more than a celebration; it is an opportunity to connect, unwind, and support the chapter’s mission and community programs. Guests can expect a vibrant atmosphere, great music, curated experiences, and a stylish setting that reflects sophistication and togetherness.


Event Highlights

  • Elegant all-white attire
  • Live entertainment and music
  • Networking and fellowship
  • Refreshments and light bites
  • A celebration supporting community initiatives


Attire

All white attire required with gold accents.


Guests are encouraged to dress in chic, classy, and elegant white ensembles.


Purpose

Proceeds and support from this event help advance the Pitt County Alumnae Chapter’s programs and initiatives that uplift, empower, and serve the community.


✨ Come dressed in white and ready to celebrate community, culture, and connection.