Sigma Psi PhiSM Philanthropy

As a community service based organization, Sigma Psi PhiSM strives to serve and support the elderly, homeless, underprivileged children and advancement in medical research and education. We are encouraged to lend assistance where needed and strongly believe that all needs are of equal importance and through small steps we can make a global difference. As Thee Eloquent Ladies of Sigma Psi Phi Inc., we begin our journey of service to the community as undergraduates in an academic institution and continue to carry out our mission as professional women. Our commitment to the community is everlasting as is our sisterhood.

Through service, Sigma Psi PhiSM members are not only assisting those in need, but also learning and enriching their own personal experiences as well as breaking cultural boundaries. Since its inception, ΣΨΦSM members have been empowered to be a strong and driving force in our communities, leading to overall development in society. It is our belief that as we make our communities’ members stronger, our sisters' strengths and talents develop providing a better future for all involved.

Sigma Psi Phi, Inc. has worked in conjunction with other non-profit organizations in developing programs that provide community service to colleges/universities and local communities. Listed below are some organizations that Sigma Psi Phi, Inc. has partnered with to support the community:

New Jersey Sharing Network

National Kidney Foundation

March of Dimes

Samaritan’s Purse International Relief

The American Cancer Society

National Multiple Sclerosis Society

Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation

St Peter’s Haven Shelter

Marines’ Toys for Tots

Sigma Psi Phi, Inc. is always looking to expand its opportunities to service the community. If you or a sponsoring organization has a proposal for an upcoming community service event please feel free to contact us. We believe that together we can make a difference!

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