• About Us

    The Tau Zeta Chapter was organized May 26, 1956 with the following named persons as chartered members:

    Sorors: Ursula Williams, Ruth Robinson, Dorothy E. Harmon, Carrie Wright, Olivia Robinson, Eleanor Wiggins, Betty D. Bryant, Leona Sumpter, and Maurine Branch.

    We were the 1st Greek Letter Organization to Charter Chapter in Quincy, FL; 1st Greek Organization to have a school for at risk kids called Last Stop; 1st Greek Organization to present youth program 2/23/1969; 1st Greek Organization to own Sorority House in Gadsden County; 1st Greek Organization to establish a Stork’s Nest in Gadsden County; 1st Greek Organization to have street name after them: 1920 Zeta Lane, Quincy, FL 32351; 1st to bring vision to have local NPHC with the local divine 9 organizations.

  • Elected Officers

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    Sonja Wilson Lewis

    President

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    Nahketah Kirkland

    1st Vice President

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    May Andrews

    2nd Vice President

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    Natasha Richardson

    Secretary

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    C. Lynn Thomas

    Treasurer

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    Carolyn Francis

    Parliamentarian

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    NayTasha Marshall

    Historian

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    Nyasia Haynes

    Assistant Secretary

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    Dawn Germany

    Public Relations/Social Media

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    Diane Germany

    Trustee

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    Erica Tryman

    Chaplain

  • Auxiliaries & Programs

    Celebrating Our Significant Contributions

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    SNORK'S NEST

    Stork’s Nest is a 501(c) 3 program for prenatal education operated by TAU ZETA of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., the March of Dimes, and cooperating community agencies. The program provides incentives and encouragement for women to keep prenatal care appointments, a critical factor for helping babies get a healthy start in life.

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    MARCH OF DIMES

    Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated, and March of Dimes fight for the health of all moms and babies. With the move of the MOD national headquarters to the Washington, DC area, we are poised physically to accompany them as they legislate to improve the healthcare system. Empowering families with the knowledge and tools to have healthier pregnancies is necessary. Improving existing fundraising stakeholder collaborations and initiating new ones with associations, organizations, agencies, and companies is a cross-cutting priority for Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated, and March of Dimes.

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    ZHOPE

    Zetas Helping Other People Excel was approved at the 2008 National Boule as the National Service Program of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc.

    An interactive, holistic, multidimensional outreach program designed to enhance, cultivate, and empower participants to develop health-promoting lifestyle choices across the lifespan. Specific to the population groups: Women, Youth, Seniors, Men, and International Women of Color.

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    AMICAE

    Since 1940, chapters of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated, realized the importance and the valuable contributions of women who chose a different educational path than college. Though many women affiliated with Zeta chapters served in organized auxiliaries, their place in the sisterhood was made official when National President Lullelia Harrison included in her report to the 1948 Boule’ a recommendation that chapters be allowed to organize auxiliaries known as Zeta “Amicae” (Friends of Zeta).

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    Youth

    Zeta Phi Beta is unique because it has spent a great deal of energy developing auxiliary groups for young girls. Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. was the first to establish national auxiliaries. They are Archonettes (girls 14-18), Amicettes (9-13), and Pearlettes (4-8). All of these groups help Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. to achieve its goals locally and internationally.

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    Finer Academy 850

    Teaching life skills to youth and showing them off with a Debuntante Ball.