Delta Zetas participate in various philanthropic activities throughout their college career. Service to others, whether in our community, on our campus, or within the Sorority, philanthropic activities is an integral part of Delta Zeta and the Pi Delta Colony. The sisters of Pi Delta devote our attention and effort to helping where there is a need.

Our national project supported by both collegiate and alumnae chapters is assistance to the speech and hearing impaired. Our national philanthropic projects are Gallaudet University in Washington, D.C. and the House Ear Institute in Los Angeles, California. Gallaudet University is the only four-year liberal arts school in the world devoted wholly to the needs, instruction, and training of young people who are deaf. The House Ear Institute is one of the world's foremost research, teaching, and treatment centers in the field of hearing.

Through our work, we also educate the public on the challenges that the hearing impaired face. We work with our alumnae advisors to identify needs in our community and work diligently to help those who are less fortunate.

To learn more about the Brian Piccolo Cancer Fund, visit http://www.wfu.edu/campuslife/development/piccolo.html.

It's a legacy that lasts... a place to give and a way to give something back... The Delta Zeta Foundation is a non-profit, tax exempt 501(c)3 organization which exists to make possible gifts and support for scholarships, leadership, philanthropy and education. It exists through the generous support of Delta Zetas and friends.

The mission of the Delta Zeta foundation is to advance the sorority's educational and philanthropic purposes through the development of financial and human resources in support of the Sorority's leadership, scholarship, philanthropic and educational programs.

The 1902 Loyalty Circle is an undergraduate giving society made up of collegiate members. The program is designed to increase collegiate awareness of the Foundation and expand the number of young donors. Membership in the 1902 Loyalty Circle is voluntary and qualifies with a gift of $19.02 to the Foundation. A donor will receive a distinctive dangle designed exclusively for the 1902 Loyalty Circle member.

The Delta Zeta Creed states, "To those whom my life may touch in slight measure, may I give graciously of what is mine." Delta Zeta members believe in giving of their time and talents to help those in need, and in turn, understand the rewarding experience of personal fulfillment and satisfaction that comes from helping others.