Members cooked up their favorite meals, which could be frozen and provided to the Fairfax Ronald McDonald House for the visiting families. Collected and donated bath products to The House of Ruth a local shelter for women. Supported the Sullivan House. Support local collegiate chapters in their philanthropic endeavors. Locations vary throughout the Northern Virginia area each month.
Meetings are both social and business.
The hosting members always provide great snacks to correspond with our monthly theme. Although in 1998, they celebrated their 50th anniversary as an Alumnae Chapter, the group was unofficially organized almost ten years before the 1948 date. Prior to the start of World War II, a group of sorority sisters started meeting together in Washington as an Alpha Sigma Tau club. Due to the start of the war and shifting populations, the club was disbanded in 1942. At the National Convention of Alpha Sigma Tau in 1946, the groundwork was laid for the formation of a chapter.