Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Fort Washington Alumnae Chapter
(FWAC) began with an idea to form a chapter dedicated to the Christian
principles upon which the sorority was founded. An announcement in
a church bulletin was the next step in bringing this idea to fruition.
The group of Deltas who responded met monthly for eight months. On
April 28, 1990, 24
Charter Members and Gwendolyn
E. Boyd, then Eastern Regional Director, chartered the Fort Washington
Alumnae Chapter.
Our first sorority meeting was conducted by the then Regional Director,
Soror Gwendolyn E. Boyd at 4:00 p.m. on April 28, 1990, with the election
of officers.
Since its inception, the sorors of FWAC have sponsored numerous programs
in support of Delta's mission. The members of FWAC are dedicated to
public service and live by the Christian principles of the sorority's
rich legacy. As a chapter of the Historic
Eastern Region, we provide services to Southern Prince
George's and Charles counties. FWAC currently consists of over 200
committed sorors who collectively work together to enhance their service
area.
Please visit the National
Headquarters site of Delta
Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. to view our national initiatives.
FWAC
Vision
The Fort Washington Chapter is widely recognized as a dynamic innovative,
progressive group of women that demonstrate commitment to the community
and to each other by providing caring, sensitive and responsive service.
FWAC
Mission Statement
The Fort Washington Alumnae Chapter strives vigorously to serve Southern
Prince George's County, Maryland, south of Central Avenue and all
communities in Charles County, in areas of education, political awareness,
socio-economic development, cultural and spiritual growth, while continuing
to enhance the leadership skills and talents of its individual members.
