Golden Glimpses | Spring 2013
In This Issue: Renovations! - 2 How to Register for National Convention - 2 Reviewing Estate Plans - 3 Alumnae and Volunteer Services Update -4 Passing the Baton - 5 Golden Violet Ceremony - 6 Recruiter Extraordinaire - 7 Sweet Dessert - 7 Meet Our Newest Golden Violets - 8 thru 10 Nominations Open - 11
Thank you, Golden Violets, for sharing your stories and…for giving much!
What Can I Do to Help Tri Sigma?
By Golden Violet Sheryl White Dahm, Ι Perhaps when we become a Golden Violet, we wonder what we can do at this point in our Tri Sigma experience that would benefit our Sorority. Rest assured, ladies, there is much work to be done, and Tri Sigma needs you! • Collegiate chapters always need alumnae recommendations for prospective members. • Local house corporations can use our wisdom and experience. • We can put the Sigma Sigma Sigma Foundation in our will and know that many lives will be impacted by the scholarships that are given, the leadership that is gained by wonderful programs, and community support provided through donations to play therapy rooms and assistance. All these are funded by the Sigma Sigma Sigma Foundation. • If you have never attended a National Convention, I encourage you to go. What better location for your first Convention than the upcoming 43rd National Convention this June 21-24 in Orlando, Florida! There is always a Golden Violet session, which is a great opportunity to make new friends and renew old acquaintances.
Sheryl White Dahm, Ι, as Denver Alumnae Chapter delegate at the 2010 National Convention
• You can make a Foundation gift this spring during your local Founders Day celebration by donating $1 for every year since your initiation. • Why not encourage your friends to donate or even make a donation in honor of a Sister? • Keep up to date with Tri Sigma and The Foundation through their Facebook pages. I love our new initiative that states “Character Counts.” What a strong part of our mission statement this is. I encourage all of us as Golden Violets to show our support with our words that character does indeed count!