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Our programs are designed to address the evolving needs of the communities we serve while advancing Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.'s Five-Point Programmatic Thrust. Through educational initiatives, health and wellness activities, scholarship opportunities, youth development programs, and civic engagement efforts, we strive to create meaningful and lasting impact throughout the Inland Northwest.
Political Awareness and Involvement
Physical and Mental Health
International Awareness and Involvement
Educational Development
Economic Development
Programmatic Thrust
Sorors Mary Jane and Denise tabling at the 2026 MLK Center Juneteenth event while selling baked goods from a small, black- woman owned bakery, Sherry's Sweet Cakes & Treats.
Economic Development
Our chapter focuses on financial literacy, entrepreneurship, and economic empowerment for the Spokane community. Through strategic workshops and community resources, we aim to build wealth and foster economic stability for future generations.
Sorors Denise and Jeanne awarding the 2026 Carolyn Clay and Lee Wade scholarships.
Educational Development
The Spokane Alumnae Chapter is deeply committed to youth mentoring, scholarships, and academic support. We provide essential tools and guidance to help the next generation of Spokane leaders excel in their academic journeys and beyond.
International Awareness and Involvement
Our chapter is deeply committed to global service projects and partnerships that address sustainability, health, and education. We work to support international initiatives that foster empowerment and create a lasting global impact.
Soror Jeanne stands beside our 24th National President, Soror Cynthia M.A. Butler-McIntyre, whose namesake elementary school remains a pivotal site in Cherette, Haiti. This premier educational project integrates modern infrastructure, clean water systems, and global outreach to uplift students and build sustainable strength within the region.
Sorors Shirlyn, Kiona, Tanisha and Julie after participating in a weekly line dance class hosted by the Gabriel's Challenge, a community-driven nonprofit focused on fentanyl use prevention, education, and closing system gaps so emerging adults and their families can access information without barriers across systems and the continuum of care.
The Spokane Alumnae Chapter is committed to the holistic well-being of our community through proactive wellness events and health education. We provide vital resources and mental health awareness initiatives designed to empower individuals to prioritize their physical and emotional health.
Physical and Mental Health
Political Awareness and Involvement
The Spokane Alumnae Chapter empowers our community through active social action, voter education, and civic engagement. We are dedicated to ensuring that every citizen is informed, active, and empowered to make a meaningful difference in our political process.
Chapter members supporting the YWCA in their fight and advocacy against domestic violence at their annual Women of Achievement Awards Luncheon.