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LIVING OUR VALUES
Gathering in Sisterhood Leads to Meaningful Impact
In Pi Beta Phi, we deeply cherish the values of community and togetherness. From chapter-specific events and traditions to collaboration with members across North America, there is no replacement for being together with our sisters. As California Zeta prepares for the Fall 2024 term, we look forward to reuniting on campus and the abundance of opportunities it will bring.
Returning to campus is always a special time filled with excitement and gratitude. One of the things we cherish most is the sense of belonging and sisterhood that comes with reuniting with our Pi Phi sisters. Whether it's catching up over dinner, attending chapter meetings or simply hanging out in the living room, there's always a sense of warmth and community that makes campus feel like home.
Being together on campus not only allows us to foster genuine connection and Sincere Friendship, but also provides the opportunity for community engagement. As Pi Phis, we embrace our mission to enrich lives through community service. Giving back is at the core of who we are, and California Zeta is dedicated to fulfilling this vision for our sisterhood.
At California Zeta, there are many opportunities to engage with our community in purposeful ways.
The Fall 2024 term is especially meaningful, as we get to celebrate Read > Lead > Achieve ® month in September alongside the entirety of our sisterhood. Our chapter is also looking forward to expanding our Champions are Readers ®(CAR) program by forming relationships with new schools we haven’t had the opportunity to collaborate with before. CAR and Read > Lead > Achieve are both beloved at our chapter, and we are also excited to spread Pi Phi Love by attending other philanthropic events on campus.
The Fall 2024 term looks promising at California Zeta, and as Vice President Community Relations, I’m honored to keep witnessing Pi Phi’s commitment to bettering the lives of our sisters and community members. Nothing fills our hearts with more Pi Phi Pride than authentically living the values of our sisterhood.
