ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

• Economic Development Committee

  • dfree® Financial Freedom Workshop Series

  • Billon Dollar Challenge

  • Annual Small Business Crawl (Small Business Saturday)

  • Black Wall Street

  • Power of the Purse 

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EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT

• Melody Scott-Decuir College Scholarship

• Teresa A. Gallishaw Memorial Scholarship

• Teresa A. Gallishaw Undergraduate Mentoring Program @ The College of Staten Island & Wagner College

• Partner for Annual HBCU College Fair

• Sponsor Youth for annual SI S.T.R.O.N.G. HBCU College Tour

• Adopted PS 44, PS 57, The Young Women's Leadership School, Port Richmond High School 

• Youth Programs

  • Delta Academy

  • Delta GEMS

  • EMBODI​​

INTERNATIONAL AWARENESS AND INVOLVEMENT

• World AIDS Day

PHYSICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH

• Health & Wellness Committee

  • National Go Red for Women Month and Wear Red Day

  • NYC Go Purple Day Against Domestic Violence

  • American Cancer Society Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk

  • "A Mile in their shoes" Domestic Violence Walk

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POLITICAL AWARENESS & INVOLVEMENT

• Social Action Committee

  • Voter Registration and Education

  • National Voter Registration Day

  • Debate Watch Parties

  • Town Hall ​​

COMMUNITY PROJECTS, PROGRAMS AND PARTNERSHIPS

• Service Saturday’s

• Annual Baby Items Drive

• Thanksgiving Food Donations

• Children’s Annual Community Christmas Party

• Co-Sponsor of Staten Island Black Heritage Family Day & Parade

• Chalice "Summer" Pina Community Day

• Read Across America

• Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service

• Regional Day of Service

• Purses with a Purpose

• Adopt-a-Highway

ARTS & LETTERS

• Red Carpet Movie Premieres

• Women Who Create Showcases

• Crimson Book Club

TECHNOLOGY

• Grow with Goggle Training Workshops

• CodeRED/STEM Programs

• Delta Tech Connect

MAY WEEK

• Scholarship Awards Ceremony and Reception

• Community Programming​

• May Week Health and Safety Community Fair 

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May Week is a national program of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. that was created in 1920. A week in May is set aside every year for programs highlighting academic and professional achievements and the events emphasize the importance of higher education in the community, especially for black women.