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ALPHA PHI GAMMA NATIONAL SORORITY INC

AZ · EIN 800547075 · $121K rev · operational · advocacy · www.alphaphigamma.org
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Alpha Phi Gamma National Sorority, Inc. is an Asian American interest sorority founded in 1994. It operates collegiate chapters across the United States, focusing on fostering sisterhood among women of diverse nationalities. The sorority promotes Asian awareness, community service, scholarship, and personal development among its members.

activities · 20

what they do

direct service · 18
  • Communicate organizational news and achievements Member Newsletter & Magazine Distribution
    Publishes the F.Y.I. Newsletter, founded in 2012, to highlight the sorority, its chapters, members, and their accomplishments.
  • Community service and fundraising
    Organizes fundraising events and volunteer projects to support community betterment and individuals in need, including planting memorial trees for ecological recovery and hosting events to raise awareness and support for victims of violence against women.
  • Community service and fundraising
    Organizes fundraising events and volunteer projects to support community betterment and individuals in need, including planting memorial trees for ecological recovery and hosting philanthropy events to fight violence against women.
  • Conduct member recruitment and education programs New Member Onboarding & Orientation
    Runs structured recruitment and education processes including a two-week recruitment period each academic term, an 8-week Potential New Member Process, and a six-week New Member Education Process focused on organizational history, values, and traditions.
  • Expand national presence through chapter founding Christian Collegiate Chapter Establishment
    Founded the first Asian-interest sorority at Duquesne University by initiating seven new members, continuing a pattern of national growth since 1993 across states including California, Illinois, and Arizona.
  • Host philanthropy and community awareness events Youth & Community Violence Awareness
    Organizes annual philanthropy events such as APhiG Speaks to raise awareness about violence against women, featuring information tables, white ribbon distribution, workshops, and a vow of silence, alongside fundraising and volunteer projects for community betterment.
  • Member recruitment and education New Member Onboarding & Orientation
    Conducts a two-week recruitment period at the start of each academic term and implements a six-week New Member Education Process for selected candidates to learn the organization's history, traditions, and values. The organization also conducts an 8-week Potential New Member (PNM) Process as part of organizational chartering.
  • Member recruitment and education New Member Onboarding & Orientation
    Conducts a two-week recruitment period at the start of each academic term to engage prospective members, followed by a six-week New Member Education Process for selected candidates to learn the organization's history, traditions, and values. The organization also conducts an 8-week Potential New Member (PNM) Process as part of organizational chartering.
  • Promote Asian awareness and cultural engagement Arts and Cultural Internships
    Provides service and promotes Asian Awareness through university and community initiatives, supporting cultural visibility and education.
  • Promoting Asian Awareness Arts and Cultural Internships
    Provides service and promotes Asian Awareness to universities and surrounding communities.
  • Promoting Asian awareness Arts and Cultural Internships
    Provides service and promotes Asian Awareness to universities and surrounding communities.
  • Provide educational scholarships and academic support Member-Focused Professional Development Scholarships
    Offers scholarships to undergraduate and graduate members for tuition, fees, and course materials, including targeted awards for members serving as conference videographers or presenting at academic and professional conferences.
  • Offers scholarships to members pursuing full-time undergraduate and graduate degrees, which can be used for tuition, course-related fees, books, and supplies. The sorority also provides scholarships for members presenting at conferences or serving as conference videographers.
  • Offers scholarships to members pursuing full-time undergraduate and graduate degrees, which can be used for tuition, course-related fees, books, and supplies. The organization also provides scholarships for members presenting at conferences or serving as conference videographers.
  • Publishes the F.Y.I. Newsletter to showcase the sorority, its chapters, sisters, and their accomplishments.
  • Publishing organizational newsletter Member Newsletter & Magazine Distribution
    Publishes the F.Y.I. Newsletter to showcase the sorority, its chapters, sisters, and their accomplishments.
  • Raising awareness for victims of violence Youth & Community Violence Awareness
    Organizes events such as information tables, distribution of white ribbons, workshops, and an hour-long vow of silence to raise awareness for victims of violence.
  • Support ecological recovery through service projects
    Conducted environmental service by planting three memorial trees in the Shasta-Trinity National Forest in California to support recovery after the 2008 wildfires.
capacity building · 2
  • Establish collegiate chapters and charters Christian Collegiate Chapter Establishment
    Establishes new collegiate charters at universities across the United States as part of national expansion, including at the University of Wisconsin–Whitewater, Arizona State University, and North Carolina State University.
  • Establishing collegiate chapters Christian Collegiate Chapter Establishment
    Establishes new collegiate chapters of the sorority on university campuses across the nation, including recent charters at the University of Wisconsin – Whitewater, Arizona State University, and North Carolina State University.
strategies · 18

how they think

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named programs · 6

what they call their work

Academic Scholarships
Scholarships offered in partnership with the Alpha Phi Gamma Foundation to support members' academic and leadership goals, covering tuition, fees, books, and supplies.
Collegiate Charter Expansion
A program to establish new chapters of Alpha Phi Gamma at universities across the nation, involving an Interest Group phase and a Potential New Member (PNM) Process.
Conference Scholarships
Scholarships and discounts for members to attend and present at conferences, including Conference Presentation Discounts and Conference Videographer Scholarships.
FYI Newsletter
A newsletter founded in 2012 to showcase the sorority, its charters, Sisters, and their accomplishments, providing a glimpse into each semester's activities.
Fight Against Violence Towards Women Philanthropy
National philanthropy focused on raising awareness, volunteering with shelters, and fundraising to combat violence against women. Includes the annual "APhiG Speaks" event.
New Member Education Process
A six-week program for selected women to learn the history, traditions, and values of Alpha Phi Gamma, preparing them to become lifelong Sisters.
relationships · 10

who they work with

  • ALPHA PHI GAMMA FOUNDATION Partner — Partner entity associated with Alpha Phi Gamma National Sorority, Inc.
  • Alpha Phi Gamma Foundation Partner — Collaborates with Alpha Phi Gamma to provide scholarships for academic and leadership development
  • California State Polytechnic University, Pomona Partner — Founded as the first Asian American Interest Sorority on this campus.
  • Duquesne University Partner — Established the first Asian-interest sorority chapter at the university.
  • NAPA Partner — Partnered with Alpha Phi Gamma National Sorority, Inc. to announce a partnership with RAINN.
  • National APIDA Panhellenic Association Network — Member organization of the National APIDA Panhellenic Association.
  • National Board Government — Works with the National Board for official recognition of new collegiate charters.
  • National Board of Alpha Phi Gamma Partner — Decision-making body that approved the creation of the Omega Chapter memorial.
  • RAINN Partner — Partnered with Alpha Phi Gamma National Sorority, Inc.
  • Start Collegiate Chapter Partner — Collaborates with the Start Collegiate Chapter initiative to establish new chapters at universities where Alpha Phi Gamma is not yet present.