“Once a Phi Sigma Sigma, always a Phi Sigma Sigma.” Radford University-Epsilon Phi

Philanthropy: Our official philanthropy is the Phi Sigma Sigma Foundation (Foundation), a nonprofit group which supports the National Kidney Foundation (NKF) as well as provided endless opportunities for the women of Phi Sigma Sigma worldwide.    Our chapter adopted the Betty Ann Moore Colon Cancer Awareness Foundation as our local philanthropy.  Established by Radford University and Phi Sigma Sigma alumni, Anne Brady after loosing her mother to the disease.  The chapter even had the opportunity to travel to New York City and meet Katie Couric.  Couric has been an active supporter and public educator since losing her husband to colon cancer. Fundraising:  Some of our Philanthropic donations come from our fundraising activities.  Sapphire Ball, Alumni activities, Family Weekend, and other sisterhood activities are often paid in part by fundraising.  We have worked football games at Virginia Tech, shows at the Roanoke Civic Center, Rock-a-thon, All Male Greek Review, and Car Washes.  No matter the activity we always have a great time.

Bid Day Fall 2009 Intramurals:  Each season our organization participates in a different sport.  These games are just one way for the Pan-Hellenic community to bond.  Soccer, basketball, flag football, softball, volleyball, soccer, kickball...even if you aren't in to sports, cheering on your sisters is half the fun. Sisterhood:  Often the spontaneous moments are the most memorable, whether it be tubing, bowling, or a sister lock-in, we always find time at the end of the day for each other.  Our sisterhood is based on years of tradition.  Each and every sister adds diversity to our chapter, we may come from various backgrounds, but we will always share the bond that is Phi Sigma Sigma. Pumpkin Picking 2009!!!