To celebrate our 100th anniversary year, an historic fundraising campaign was launched to renovate our beloved Omega Chapter House. From the Centennial Celebration in February hundreds of generous Omega alums have contributed funds desperately needed to ensure our House remains a welcoming home. Essential stages of the renovation of the House are now complete with the Entry Garden at 2005 University Avenue as the last phase to be funded. Your donation is needed today.
All of the 22 bedrooms were renovated during Summer 2020, thanks to 175+ generous sisters. The Entry Garden is the next priority for renovation and the plan is to complete the work outlined below over the Summer 2021 break. This project will be critical to enhance potential first impressions and street appeal, to aid in Recruitment and solidify a competitive presence on campus.
Entry Garden Renovation
These visual and safety improvements will help the Chapter be more competitive during Recruitment and throughout the year. Other sororities have undertaken or are planning extensive multi-million dollar renovations on campus. Housing today is much more competitive with many luxury off-campus options.
As you consider your gift, we hope you take a moment to consider the overall impact of your time spent in AΦ. Many of us could never forget the lifelong friendships forged, the impact of your time as an Omega on your values and principles, and the many ways you carried those experiences into the “real world” and became the leaders that you are today.
Each of us has benefited from the generosity, work, and sacrifice of those who went before us. Your gift to the Centennial Campaign will help provide those same valuable experiences for our future members.
To continue the legacy we were handed down from our founders, we hope you will support Omega’s Centennial Campaign and commit to our dream for The Next 100 Years.
Centennial Campaign Committee
Sara and Dick Rathgeber, Honorary Co-Chairs
Karen McComb Farabee (1978), Co-Chair
Charlotte Plemmons Warren (1974), Co-Chair
Tricia Land Moose (1993), Treasurer
Jamie Blakey Cornelius (1975)
Reaching this goal helps us complete these key projects.
We welcome multi-year pledges.
Contributions or gifts to Alpha Phi Building Association are not tax deductible as charitable contributions.
Contributions or gifts to Alpha Phi Building Association are not tax deductible as charitable contributions.
