Update on ESA activities

Epsilon Sigma Alpha is an international philanthropic organization that was chartered in 1929 in Jacksonville, Texas for the purpose of preparing its members to meet the challenges of an ever-changing world. More than 93 years later, ESA continues to meet this original goal through the educational, leadership, and service programs that were born through the organization’s commitment to making a positive difference for its members and the local causes they support.

Each new member receives the Grecian Lamp of Learning pin. The Lamp is a symbol of our pursuit of knowledge In addition, each new members receives the jewel pin, signifying full membership in ESA and symbolic of the ideals of our organization. It is a diamond in shape and is inherently precious to those who wear it.

Local projects are U R Special, Free to Live, Salvation Army, No Boundaries, Int’l., and Boys’ Ranch Town. State projects are Oklahoma School for the Deaf in Sulphur, Oklahoma and Oklahoma School for the Blind in Muskogee, Oklahoma. Our national project is St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.

If you would like to join this energetic group of ladies, please call Jacci Gantz at 405-922-5954.