First Annual Crab Feed
Saturday, February 13, 2010
5:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M.
Dining: 6:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M.
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Adult - Age 13 and Up $42.00 Child - Age 5 - 12 $27.00

An annual legislative forum is conducted to bring Deltas from across the state to meet with their state representatives and senators to engage in dialogue on issues and bills that are of importance to their personal and communal well-being.
Please continue to support our efforts by continuing to active and informed of the local and national political affairs of our country.
Date: March 20-22, 2010
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Hosted in New Orleans
Please support our efforts by donating towards fundraising efforts for conference registration.

An informative forum to discuss and clarify the major topic and issues that are will affect our communities in the upcoming 2010 census.
Please continue to support our efforts by participating and being active in the 2010 Census. The welfare of our communities depends on it.
Date: October 22, 2010
Location: Jones Memorial United Methodist Church - 1975 Post Street, San Francisco, CA
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The Healthy Lifestyles Program allows individuals to gain knowledge and actively participate in programs that cultivate lifestyles that increase the well being of their mind, body and spirit.

Voter Registration Drive in San Francisco, and surrounding communities. Included door to door voter registration, phone banking, and organized efforts to ensure our communities were informed, registered, and ready to enact their constitutional right to vote.
Please continue to support our efforts by continuing to register voters, and staying active and informed of the political affairs of our country.
Held September 2008 and Phone Banking on October 30, 2008.

Each year, UNCF/Northern California hosts its 5K walk/run to fund the continued operations of UNCF´s network of 39 historically black colleges and universities. Approximately 2,000 California students enroll in historically black colleges and universities each year.
Please support our efforts by registering to walk, sponsoring walkers, donating to UNCF, and/or attending the event.
Held September, 20, 2008. View the flyer

Community Shopping Day is an all-day shopping event dedicated to raising funds for local nonprofit organizations. By purchasing a Macy's Community Shopping Day ticket directly from a SFAC member, ticket bearers will help raise funds to support SFAC´s Community Foundation, and enjoy exclusive 10-20% savings at Macy's, exciting events, special samplings from event sponsors, and the chance to win a $500 Macy's shopping spree. In addition to SFAC members, Macy´s employees will be involved in the fundraising event by selling tickets to their customers three weeks prior to Community Shopping Day. Macy's will split all funds raised by their employees among participating charities.
Please support our efforts by purchasing a savings pass from an SFAC member.
Held May 17, 2008

Community Shopping Day is an all-day shopping event dedicated to raising funds for local nonprofit organizations. By purchasing a Nordstrom's Community Shopping Day ticket directly from a SFAC member, ticket bearers will help raise funds to support SFAC´s Community Foundation, and enjoy exclusive 10-20% savings at Nordstrom. In addition to SFAC members, Nordstrom employees will be involved in the fundraising event by selling tickets to their customers and will splitting all funds raised by their employees among participating charities.
Please support our efforts by purchasing a savings pass from an SFAC member.
Held May 17, 2008

A family friendly conference hosted by the Farwest Region of Delta Sigma Theta, Inc. Conference Theme: "A Legacy of Knowledge, Networking, and Leadership"
Conference Project: "Give the gift of sight" – Goal, to donate 1000 pairs of prescription eyewear to benefit those in need, and unable to afford them.
Please support our efforts by donating prescription eyewear, and/or fundraising efforts for conference registration.
Dates: July 2-5, 2009

Hosted in New Orleans
Please support our efforts by donating towards fundraising efforts for conference registration.

The Dr. Betty Shabazz Academy is a Youth Enrichment Program for young ladies between the ages of 11 through 14. We enrich and enhance our young teens´ education, self-esteem, and futures by way of augmenting their scholarship in math and science, their opportunities to provide service to their community, and the cultivation and maintenance of relationships in their lives. A primary goal of the program is to prepare the young ladies for full participation as leaders. The SFAC Dr. Betty Shabaaz Delta Academy's e-mail address is: delta_academy@sfalumnae.org
Download / Print¹: Flyer (.pdf), Schedule (.pdf), Application (.pdf)

Delta GEMS is a outgrowth and expansion for the continuation of the "Dr. Betty Shabaaz Delta Academy". Delta GEMS is program for adolescent girls between the ages of 14 through 18. The goals for Delta GEMS include to instill the need to excel academically, to provide tools to sharpen and enhance their skills to achieve high levels of academic success, to assist in proper goal setting and planning for their futures high school and beyond, and to create compassionate, caring and community minded young women through involvement in service learning and community service opportunities. The Delta GEMS Program's e-mail address is gems@sfamlunae.org.

San Francisco Alumnae Delta Community Foundation

The Education and Scholarship Committee raises funds annually to support graduating high school students in the service area throughout their undergraduate career. The Committee develops and implements criteria for awarding scholarships for designated groups and provides scholarships to students in both academic and fine arts.

The Social Action Committee plans and develops programs to keep with the needs of the community and the objectives of the Social Action Commission of Grand Chapter. The goals of the Social Action Committee include to develop knowledge of the current local and national issues so within the chapter, to encourage active participation in political activity, and to influence the enactment of legislation on a local and national level. The San Francisco Alumnae Chapter sponsors and supports the following events:

• Voter Registration Drives
• Delta Days at the State Capitol
• Delta Days at the Nation´s Capitol
• Meets the Candidates

Read more about Congresswoman Pelosi meeting with members of the San Francisco chapter of the Delta Sigma Theta Sorority during their 20th Anniversary of ‘Delta Days on the Hill´ to discuss the economic recovery act.

The Arts and Letters Committee hosts and employs many activities to enlighten, expand, and preserve the Arts & Letters of African Americans in Fine, Literary, and Performing Arts in San Francisco, Marin City, and surrounding communities.

The Education and Scholarship Committee raises funds annually to support graduating high school students in the service area throughout their undergraduate career. The Committee develops and implements criteria for awarding scholarships for designated groups and provides scholarships to students in both academic and fine arts.

The Financial Fortitude Program assists Sorors and their local communities in realizing the goals of personal wealth and financial security by providing financial education through workshops and seminars.

An informative forum to discuss and clarify the major topic and issues that are will affect our communities in the upcoming 2010 census.
Please continue to support our efforts by participating and being active in the 2010 Census. The welfare of our communities depends on it.
Date: October 22, 2010
Location: Jones Memorial United Methodist Church - 1975 Post Street, San Francisco, CA
View the flyer (PDF, 96 KB)

The Social Action Committee plans and develops programs to keep with the needs of the community and the objectives of the Social Action Commission of Grand Chapter. The goals of the Social Action Committee include to develop knowledge of the current local and national issues so within the chapter, to encourage active participation in political activity, and to influence the enactment of legislation on a local and national level.