On Saturday, May 2, the Social Action Committee proudly served the community at the Phillis Wheatley Center by supporting voter registration and civic engagement efforts. The team was especially excited to assist a newly relocated Greenville resident in registering to vote—continuing the mission of empowering voices and strengthening community participation.
We’re proud to highlight our donors and sponsors for their generous contributions and for helping make our Walk IT OWT 5K run/walk success.
The International Awareness and Involvement Committee hosted a non-perishable supply drive for AID UPSTATE food and supplies pantry in observance of HIV-AIDS Awareness Month in December. The committee sends a heartfelt “Thank You” to all who participated and wants to remind everyone, if you have any donations, please know that the pantry welcomes donations year round.
Members of the Greenville (SC) Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. proudly participated in Simpsonville’s 2025 Christmas Parade, celebrating community, service, and the holiday spirit
GSCAC Raises $2,154 to Support Operation Nourish, Assisting 21 Families in Need
The Physical and Mental Health Committee proudly hosted its first Black Maternal Health Fair, themed “Centering and Honoring Our Truth.”
Greenville (SC) Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated as part of our ongoing celebration of May Week—an annual program highlighting academic achievement, promoting education, and encouraging community service – hosted the Boots on the Ground: South Carolina Legislative Update. Representative Wendell Jones and Councilwoman Liz Seman participated in the forum
Juneteeth GVL celebrated Juneeteeth by hosting a series of events including the Juneteeth Wellness Events. The Wellness Events includes a 5k run/walk, yoga, and cycling classes. GSCAC was in full support
Thirty dedicated volunteers from GSCAC came together to prepare 680 adult care packages and 1,800 period kits in support of the Period Project.
Each month, GSCAC sorors representing their birthday month stock The Blessing Box with non-perishable food and essentials. This community-based pantry allows neighbors to give what they can and take what they need.
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