Fall fun, Founders Day festivities, and new Fleurish events! What’s not to love about October? Lead with Heart Monday, Oct. 19, at 8 p.m. ET / 6 p.m. MT In a guided discussion with Jessica DePinto, Wisconsin, we’ll consider what it means to lead with connection, authenticity, and purpose. We’ll do so while exploring a story inspired by a real-life trailblazer in the 1930s advertising industry. Kappas Get Crafty: Greeting Card Edition Tuesday, Oct. 27, at 8:30 p.m. ET / 6:30 p.m. MT Learn how to make homemade greeting cards! Hosted by Heather Beaman, Monmouth. No crafting experience required. Save your spot: kappa.org/events
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Non-profit Organizations
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Dream Boldly. Live Fully.
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The distance between dreaming and being is a gap far too wide to cross alone. As a women's organization, Kappa has helped many women get from here to there. For more than one hundred forty years, we’ve provided programs, leadership opportunities and most importantly, the unwavering support of loyal sisters to help our members cross that bridge from dreams to reality.
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In a sisterhood like Kappa, it’s the little things that become big things. Six members grew to over 343,000 Kappas worldwide. The acts of kindness and love transform into lifelong friendships and memories. As we get closer to Founders Day, we’re taking the chance to celebrate the moments — big and small — that connect us all. #ItsTheLittleThings #KKGFoundersDay
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What do the Beekman Tower in New York City and the women’s movement have in common? Kappa, of course! Dr. Mary Osborne, Monmouth, illuminates the historic magnitude of this gorgeous Art Deco building that served as a home for young Panhellenic women after opening in the 1920s. Mary also introduces readers to Emily Eaton Hepburn, St. Lawrence, the trailblazing Kappa who helped make Beekman Tower a reality. 🔗 Step into the rich history of this iconic building and its Kappa connections: bit.ly/BeekmanTower A shoutout to the Kappa Foundation for committing to fund the preservation of and research into Kappa history such as this.
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Leadership Academy 2026: 10/10 would do it all again. 🏕️💙 From singing around the campfire to bonding with our color groups, it was amazing to see all the friendships made at Camp Kappa. And so many of you stepped out of your comfort zones, challenged yourselves, and grew as leaders this weekend. We’re so proud! 𝗣𝗵𝗼𝘁𝗼𝘀 𝗳𝗿𝗼𝗺 𝗖𝗮𝗺𝗽 📸 Share your camp camera roll with us: bit.ly/LA26Photos 𝗛𝗮𝘃𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗖𝗮𝗺𝗽 𝗞𝗮𝗽𝗽𝗮 𝗙𝗢𝗠𝗢? ⛺ Join us at Leadership Academy 2027 next fall!
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You asked. We’re answering. 👀 From “Why Monmouth?” to “How did Kappa get to other campuses?” — we’re tackling some of your burning Kappa questions in our next Historically Speaking conversation! Come curious and leave with a little more Kappa history in your back pocket. 💙 📅Tuesday, Sept. 29 | 8–9 p.m. ET 🔗https://lnkd.in/eE9DD3-F
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Making #MentalHealthMonday extra special! 💙 Thanks to Lauren for sharing her experience at Abercombie and Fitch's The Challenge, supporting The Jed Foundation (JED), and reflecting on what Kappa’s philanthropy means to her. #LivesFullyLived #KappaForMentalHealth
Last Friday was one of those days that reminded me just how powerful it can be when people come together around something bigger than themselves. Mental health and well-being have always been incredibly important to me, so joining Kappa Kappa Gamma’s professional staff and learning that our philanthropic focus is centered on inspiring positive change in this space has made my work feel especially meaningful. At Kappa, we are committed to becoming powerful advocates for mental health and well-being and to living fully in the service of others. Through six incredible philanthropic partners, we are working to better understand these needs and support organizations that are approaching this work with compassion, authenticity, and respect. One of those partners is The Jed Foundation (JED), a nonprofit dedicated to protecting the emotional health of teens and young adults and preventing suicide. JED works alongside high schools and colleges to strengthen mental health, substance misuse, and suicide prevention programs, while equipping young people with the knowledge and skills to support themselves and one another. JED is also one of Abercrombie & Fitch Co.'s six impact partners, which made being invited as their guest to The Challenge in Columbus an especially meaningful experience for me. I am incredibly proud to advocate for an organization whose mission aligns so closely with something I care deeply about. Watching Columbus and communities beyond come together to raise more than $11 million in support of the mental health and well-being of future generations is something I won’t soon forget. The concert was a pretty incredible bonus, too! Grateful to have spent the evening surrounded by people who believe that we can create meaningful change when we show up, speak up, and support one another. Here’s to continuing the conversation, breaking down stigma, and creating a world where asking for help is met with understanding and support!
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Discover how Jennifer Prichard, Texas, transforms clay into breathtaking installations that blur the line between art and nature. 🌿 From homes and restaurants to public spaces, her handcrafted ceramic creations turn everyday environments into immersive works of art — one tiny piece at a time. 🔗 Read Jennifer's story, Pottery in Motion, in The Key: bit.ly/JenniferPrichard
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We love to see an idea take flight. 🛫Andrea Bertin Ratfield, Miami, blended her experiences as a commercial airline pilot and being the mother of a special-needs child to launch a mobile cafe that not only serves the community but also creates jobs for those with disabilities. 🔗 Read A Pilot’s Passion Project in The Key: bit.ly/HopeFilledCafe
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Hoot and Salute to 2026-28 Fraternity Council member Erin Hogue, North Texas 🗝️ Erin is one of North Texas’ 2026 Alumni Achievement Award recipients! Rah! Rah! She’s being honored with the Outstanding Alumni Service Award for her work as a business leader and dedicated volunteer advancing student success and alumnae engagement.
✨ Honoring Excellence. Celebrating Mean Green. ✨ 💚 The 2026 UNT Alumni Achievement Awards are coming up and we're recognizing these outstanding members of the UNT family. 🏆 Outstanding Alumni Service Award honoree Erin Hogue has led merchandising and business transformation initiatives for nationally recognized retailers, including The Container Store and Buff City Soap, and founded See Forever Consulting, where she advises retailers on strategy and organizational transformation. Together, Erin and her husband, Kyle Hogue ('96, '02 M.P.A.), established an endowed scholarship at UNT for students involved in fraternities and sororities who are pursuing business degrees — creating opportunities for future business leaders at UNT. ➡️ Watch the video to learn more about Erin! Join us to celebrate some of our remarkable Mean Green alumni on November 6. Register by October 16 to be part of an unforgettable evening of connection and recognition: https://bit.ly/3HZtGwt #UNTAlumni #ForeverNorthTexas University of North Texas G. Brint Ryan College of Business
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Clara’s always ready with some sisterly wisdom! Whether you’re navigating friendships, career moves, life after college, or an “asking for a friend” situation, we want to hear from you. No question is too big, too small, or too “I can’t believe I’m asking this.” Ask Clara your burning questions: https://lnkd.in/eDGXX6kr 💙🔑
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