N
ow is the time to give back to the organization that gave you so much. As
the University of Georgia continues to grow in size and stature, we need a
place where our sisters can laugh, learn and mature. We need a place where
future Georgia Alpha women can develop their own sincere friendships like we did, and
grow into strong women.
Before plans for the expansion began, a survey of Georgia Alpha alumnae was conducted
to uncover the potential for a project of this size and what it would take to make it happen.
Working with a professional fundraising firm, we found that 96% of alumnae believe this
project is essential to the chapter's continued success, but in order to do this, we need you to
consider this much-needed expansion as a part of your philanthropic priorities.
We hope you will be inspired to make a reoccurring gift that is significant and meaningful to
you. A gift that is reflective of the difference Pi Beta Phi made in your life, both personally
and professionally. A gift that will inspire future generations of Georgia Alpha women.
Peggy Batson Ballard '67 Joan Todd Duncan '68
Campaign Co-Chair Campaign Co-Chair
(404) 831-3420 (404) 312-2645
pbballard@me.com joantduncan@gmail.com
Invest in the Future of Our Sisterhood
"M
y Georgia Alpha sisters are still
some of my very best friends and
even business contacts. Pi Phi is a special
bond I also share with my mother (another
Georgia Alpha) and sister-in-law. Being a
Pi Phi has enriched my life over the past
40 years and will continue to do so in the
years to come." – Julie Herron Carson '77
"I
chose Pi Phi because of the overwhelming
feeling of family that I noticed as soon as I
walked into the house here at UGA. Everyone is so
inclusive, and Pi Phi has brought me my best friends.
I don't know what I would do without it in my life."
– Jenah Clarkson'18, Political Science
