Greetings and Welcome!
I thank you for visiting the official website of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated - Zeta Delta Zeta Chapter.
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated was founded on the campus of Howard University on January 16, 1920 on the principles of Scholarship, Service, Sisterhood and Finer Womanhood. Our beloved organization emerged during a time where the Klan was extremely active, The Great Depression affected the entire country, and the Harlem Renaissance was providing an avenue for Black artists and poets to share their work. Through the vision of five Black female students, who were some of the top students at Howard, an organization was built that is now over 100,000 strong.
Since 1959, the women of Zeta Delta Zeta chapter have served Burlington County through community service, scholarship and other programming such as our Z-HOPE initiative (Zetas Helping Other People Excel). We are proud to work with Partners for Kids & Families, the American Cancer Society, and March of Dimes (just to name a few), while we continue to work locally on our national programs: Stork's Nest, Premature Awareness, International Women of Color, Adopt-A-School and Elder Care. For almost 60 years, Zeta Delta Zeta has been seen as a partner to many local schools, business, community and civic organizations. We are honored to have the support and collaboration of these esteemed establishments!
Explore our website, join us at our various activities but most importantly; watch as we continue to serve Burlington County "building on the principles of Zeta while blazing new paths"!
Yours in Sisterhood and Service,
Geneva C. Moody, President
I thank you for visiting the official website of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated - Zeta Delta Zeta Chapter.
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated was founded on the campus of Howard University on January 16, 1920 on the principles of Scholarship, Service, Sisterhood and Finer Womanhood. Our beloved organization emerged during a time where the Klan was extremely active, The Great Depression affected the entire country, and the Harlem Renaissance was providing an avenue for Black artists and poets to share their work. Through the vision of five Black female students, who were some of the top students at Howard, an organization was built that is now over 100,000 strong.
Since 1959, the women of Zeta Delta Zeta chapter have served Burlington County through community service, scholarship and other programming such as our Z-HOPE initiative (Zetas Helping Other People Excel). We are proud to work with Partners for Kids & Families, the American Cancer Society, and March of Dimes (just to name a few), while we continue to work locally on our national programs: Stork's Nest, Premature Awareness, International Women of Color, Adopt-A-School and Elder Care. For almost 60 years, Zeta Delta Zeta has been seen as a partner to many local schools, business, community and civic organizations. We are honored to have the support and collaboration of these esteemed establishments!
Explore our website, join us at our various activities but most importantly; watch as we continue to serve Burlington County "building on the principles of Zeta while blazing new paths"!
Yours in Sisterhood and Service,
Geneva C. Moody, President