Welcome to the official website of Rancocas Valley Alumnae Chapter (RVAC) of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.

We are Reliable, Valued and Actively Committed to Serve the community, dedicated to providing unyielding support.This site provides a wealth of information to our programs, events, and services. Please visit our website, social media, and our community events, as we continue to answer the call of service.

About Us

Our mission is to provide assistance and support throughout the communities we serve.

Sisterhood

Reclamation and Retention

Scholarship

Devoted to ensuring young people succeed academically

Service

Developed community service programs to address the challenges

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The branches of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated have extended once again with the historic chartering of our 1059th chapter - the Southern Africa Alumnae Chapter! As our newest international chapter, as part of the Eastern Region, SAAC will implement Delta Sigma Theta's Five Point Programmatic Thrust to Angola, Eswatini, Kenya, Lesotho, and South Africa. Although the Sorority currently has missions in Kenya and South Africa, the chartering of SAAC will enable us to further our global footprint and impact.

Congratulations to the 18 Charter Members of Southern Africa Alumnae Chapter! We look forward to all that you will accomplish in Delta's glorious name.

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Sending Easter blessings to you and your family on behalf of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated.

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Andrea "Angie" Bond Moffitt was one of the 200 young women students from Morgan State who participated in an organized protest in 1963 to end discrimination at the movie theater at Northwood in Baltimore, Maryland. As the police arrived she, along with the Morgan State students, was incarcerated in Pine Street Jail, which was designed to only hold 140 persons. After continuous picketing from more students and six days into the demonstration, the charges were finally dropped and all students were freed. But one more victory, the theater was desegregated. It was the actions of college students willing to protest against segregation in Baltimore, long before the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, that is Morgan’s contribution to the legacy of opportunity African Americans now enjoy.

Andrea Moffitt was initiated into the Sorority through Alpha Gamma Chapter, at Morgan State University, in October 1960. She is currently a Charter Member, Past President, and an active Social Action Committee member of Rancocas Valley Alumnae Chapter, NJ. Angie's passion still runs deep as she is still empowering, teaching others how to stand for what is right, and paving the way for all. #DSTSheroes #WomensHistoryMonth.

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Hey collegiate sistas! Your national collegiate leadership is excited to see you at the 2021 Delta Days in the Nation’s Capitol Collegiate Forum on Friday, April 23rd from 2-6pm ET. Registration is OPEN NOW! Deadline to register is this Friday, April 2nd. “Let’s Get in G.O.O.D Trouble” together!

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Velvalea Hortense Rodgers Phillips, known to as Vel Phillips, was the first African American woman to graduate from the University of Wisconsin Law School; the first African American, as well as the first woman, elected Alderwoman to the Milwaukee Common Council; and the first African American and first woman to serve as a judge in Wisconsin, serving in Milwaukee County. Four months after her death in 2018, a street was named in her honor.

Protests in the summer of 2020 led to the idea of erecting a statue of Vel Phillips at the Wisconsin State Capitol. The Capitol created an official subcommittee, and now fundraising is underway. If erected, this would be another first for Phillips, the first statue at the Wisconsin State Capitol to honor a person of color. The Honorable Vel Phillips joined the sorority through the Alpha Chapter at Howard University and was affiliated with the Milwaukee Alumnae Chapter for most of her life. #DSTSheroes #WomensHistoryMonth

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Judge Lisa White Hardwick has been quietly making an impact for two decades as the first Black woman to serve as an appellate court judge in Missouri’s state history. Outside the courtroom, she also fights for civil rights as co-chair of Missouri’s Commission on Racial and Ethnic Fairness. The commission examines law enforcement data that have resulted in the implementation of diversity training for attorneys and changes to jury proceedings in an attempt to eliminate unconscious bias.

Judge Hardwick is now one of three Black women to serve the appellate court. She hopes to one day serve as a Supreme Court judge in Missouri, which no Black woman has done. Judge Hardwick joined the sorority through the Epsilon Psi Chapter at the University of Missouri-Columbia and is a current member of the Kansas City Missouri Alumnae Chapter.
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Do you have a desire to develop a strong mindset and set powerful intentions? -

Join Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated, proud event partner for: #HBCULikeMe Wellness Series TONIGHT with @WW @femalequotient and #TaiLifeMedia for a FREE virtual event working to empower young HBCU students of color, with a focus on how to master self-care! Students and recent graduates will connect with peers and role models as we share how you can cultivate your own Mental Wellness Toolbox.

To register and to also receive a free gift from WW, sign-up at: [https://thrivinglikeme.splashthat.com/]

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#DSTRVAC joins the @easternregdst as we support the patronage of local Black-owned businesses through "The Power of the Purse: Boosting Black Business-Addressing Economic Inequities" campaign.

Closing out Sisterhood Month we wanted to feature the last few Power of the Purse: featuring a Black-owned business on our social media channels that you can support during these trying times and into the future. The full list will be posted on the website.

We recognize JGT Creations
Accessories and Apparel.
Whether you want classic or chic, her quality products will never disappoint your outfit of the day!

W: jgtcreations.com
FB & IG: jgtcreations

#ERDST4BlackBiz #ERDOS2021 #dst1913 #DSTRVAC

#DSTRVAC joins the @easternregdst as we support th

#DSTRVAC joins the @easternregdst as we support the patronage of local Black-owned businesses through "The Power of the Purse: Boosting Black Business-Addressing Economic Inequities" campaign.

Closing out Sisterhood Month we wanted to feature the last few Power of the Purse: featuring a Black-owned business on our social media channels that you can support during these trying times and into the future. The full list will be posted on the website.

We recognize Glassy Brown Cookies (Burlington County)
Upgrade your tastebuds and get these cookies.
Whether you want classic chocolate chip, cookie dough, or just vegan cookies. Even Patti LaBelle loves these cookies!

W: glassybrowncookies.com/
IG: glassybrowncookies
linktr.ee/glassybrowncookies

Fulfillment Center PO. BOX 2324 Willingboro, NJ 08046

Customer Service: arlene@glassybrown.com

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2021 | Social Action

Eastern Region Arts & Letters Committee (ERAL) of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.

Is pleased to announce a holiday arts initiative that will promote the cinematic endeavors of African American filmmakers featuring “Jingle Jangle” Director David E. Talbert!

“Jingle Jangle” is a holiday film that appears on Netflix and stars Forest Whitaker, Phylicia Rashad, Anika Noni Rose, Ricky Martin, and Keegan-Michael Key. This family-friendly musical depicts what happens when the magic of belief combines with the power of math and science.