Support Gamma Phi Beta
Choose Your Donor Experience
The tax-deductible charitable donation to the Gamma Phi Beta Foundation you’re about to make will support our True and Constant sisterhood. Thank you.Investing in Sisterhood
Choose this donation form for all general, unrestricted donations to Gamma Phi Beta. Your donation secures meaningful sisterhood moments – now and for years to come.
Give to Loyalty Grants
Loyalty Grants support Gamma Phi Betas experiencing unforeseen, extreme financial challenges created by a health crisis, natural disaster or other unexpected life circumstances. Right now, we are focusing on our collegiate women impacted by COVID-19.
Honor Moments and Members
Make a meaningful, unrestricted contribution to our Foundation by celebrating a member’s accomplishment or honoring their life*. Gifts made are recognized on our In Celebration and In Memory pages.
*When making a celebration or memorial Gift, fill out the Who Are You Honoring section in the payment form. Please be mindful for memorial gifts to either skip the email field or opt to put in a close family member's information.
Note: all unrestricted gifts count toward your annual giving society.
Support an Endowment
Choose An Endowment
The Foundation maintains a diversified investment portfolio in order to, over the long term, limit the risk to the principle value of the endowments and create investment returns to support the objectives of the Foundation.
Note: You must list the endowment name in the payment form.
The Ann Mullen Bronsing Endowment
The Ann Mullen Bronsing Endowment established by the St. Louis Alumnae Chapter to honor Ann and her outstanding and lifelong devotion to our sisterhood. The scholarship is awarded to any undergraduate member of Gamma Phi Beta. All gifts of $1,000 or more will be Charter Members of the scholarship endowment fund.
The Samantha J. Keltner Endowment
Gamma Phi Beta was founded at a time when many groups of women were excluded from participation in higher education. Recognizing that our Sorority would be strengthened through the inclusion and support of women who have historically faced unique challenges in attaining an undergraduate or graduate degree, distributions from this endowment shall be for the purposes of supporting the needs of historically underrepresented members, especially members who are women of color, LGBTQIA+ or first-generation students.