INVEST IN THE
FUTURE OF OUR
SISTERHOOD
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ow is the time to give back to the
organization that gave us all so much.
As Texas Eta continues to grow and thrive
at Texas A&M University, we need a place
where our sisters can laugh, learn and
mature and one where future Pi Phis can
develop their own Sincere Friendships,
just as we did, and grow into empowered
women leaders.
A survey of Texas Eta alumnae was
conducted to determine the potential for a
project of this size and what it would take to
ensure it's success. Working with Pennington
& Company, we found that over 95% of
interviewed alumnae believe this project is
important to the chapter's continued success;
in order to do this, we need you to consider
this much-needed project as part of your
philanthropic priorities.
We hope you will be inspired to make a gift
that is significant and meaningful to you. A
gift that is reflective of the difference Texas
Eta made in your life, both personally and
professionally. A gift that will inspire future
generations of Texas Eta women.
In Pi Phi,
Vanessa Ann Redman '90
Campaign Chair
As you consider supporting the
campaign, please take a moment
to remember and appreciate the
lifetime support from the late
Betty Westbrook Trant.
Texas Eta would not be what it is today
without her vision for our chapter and her
decades of support—from gifting furniture
and art from her own home to the countless
hours of effort which earned her the
nickname of "Balfour Betty."
