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10/16/2026

10/15/2026

As we do the important work of our organization, it is equally important that we enjoy fellowships that refresh and refill us. We are excited to join our Divine 9 family in sharing information about a new movie, GOD WITH US which opens in theaters starting November 13.

We also have a friendly D9 competition for the highest pre-sale tickets, that I am confident we can win. The winning organization will receive a 10K contribution support an Undergraduate Scholarship. Visit and purchase a ticket at a theater near you today. If you are interested in a theatre buyout to host a chapter activity: https://bit.ly/4ySXMa7

10/14/2026

DON'T JUST VOTE. BRING SOMEBODY WITH YOU.

One vote is a voice. Seven votes is a movement.

This RHOck the Vote Tuesday, we are turning personal participation into community mobilization. Your assignment is simple:

Pick 7 people. Sorors, Philos, Rhoers 18+, family, neighbors, coworkers, classmates, church members.

Ask each one three questions: Are you registered? Do you know where you vote? Do you know when you are going?

Help them answer all three at https://bit.ly/m/RHOckTheVote.

Make it official. Become a One Million Black Voters Rising Circle Leader at https://www.onemillionblackvotersrising.org/join-a-circle.

Offer the ride. Make the reminder call. Send the text. Go together. Nobody in our community should miss this election because no one asked them. 7 people. That's the assignment.

Let’s A.C.T.I.V.A.T.E Our Voice. Our Vote. Our Power.

10/12/2026

Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. honors and celebrates the rich cultures, histories, and contributions of Indigenous peoples across the world. We stand in solidarity with Indigenous communities, recognizing their resilience and enduring spirit.

Let us continue to learn, respect, and uplift Indigenous voices, today and every day.

10/09/2026

The Rhoyal Table Talk Series begins with an important conversation on Breast Health & Cancer Awareness.

Join us as we discuss the importance of knowing your body, understanding breast health, recognizing potential warning signs, and staying informed about screenings and early detection.

Knowledge is powerful and conversations like these can encourage women to take an active role in their health and inspire others to do the same.

Be informed. Be proactive. Be empowered.

Register today and invite your family and friends to join the conversation: https://events.ringcentral.com/events/rhoyal-table-talk-breast-health-and-cancer-awareness

10/07/2026

A VOTER WITH A PLAN IS A VOTER READY TO RHOCK!

Election Day is four weeks out. Today you do two things: find out what is actually on your ballot, and decide exactly how you are going to vote it.


FIRST, KNOW BEFORE YOU VOTE.

Who is on your ballot? What offices are being decided? What ballot questions could change your community?

Find your sample ballot and research it all the way down. National races matter, but your school board, city council, county commission, judges, and ballot measures shape your daily life more directly than almost anything at the top of the ticket. Those are also the races decided by the smallest margins.


THEN, MAKE YOUR PLAN:

Am I registered and is my information current?

Do I know what's on my ballot, top to bottom?

Where will I vote?

Will I vote early or on Election Day?

What identification or documentation does my state require?

How will I get to my voting location?

Who are the 7 people I am bringing with me?



Confirm your registration and find your sample ballot at https://bit.ly/m/RHOckTheVote.

Don't wait until Election Day to figure it out.

PLAN TODAY. VOTE PREPARED.

Let’s A.C.T.I.V.A.T.E Our Voice. Our Vote. Our Power.

10/07/2026

DAY 7- LEGACY THAT LEADS TO ACTION
Seven days ago, we asked you to get to know Hattie McDaniel.
Not just the Oscar.
Not just the famous role.
Not just the history-making moment.
Hattie.

We discovered an entertainer whose career stretched across music, stage, radio, film, and television. We learned about a woman who made history while living through segregation and discrimination. We saw her commitment to community, her service during World War II, and the barriers she challenged both on and off the screen. Yesterday, we shared the final chapter of her life and her experience with breast cancer.

So where does her story leave us today? With an opportunity to act. Through Heart to Lead, Seven Pearls Foundation, Inc. believes health awareness begins with conversations, reliable information, and encouraging the people we care about to take their health seriously.

During Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we encourage women to learn about breast health, understand their personal risk factors, talk with qualified healthcare professionals about screening, and share reliable information with the women in their lives. Maybe Hattie’s story introduced you to something you didn’t know. Maybe it reminded you of a woman you love. Maybe it starts a conversation that otherwise would not have happened.

That matters.

For seven days, we remembered Hattie McDaniel for the life she lived, the history she made, and the doors she helped open. Today, we honor her by carrying something forward.

Know the history.
Know your health.
Lead with heart.

Thank you for joining Seven Pearls Foundation, Inc. for our first Legacy in Seven.

Seven Days. One Story. A Legacy Worth Knowing.
Presented through Heart to Lead, a PearlNitiative™ of Seven Pearls Foundation, Inc.

10/06/2026

Ask. Learn. Connect.

Join the Compliance Specialist on the 2nd Thursday of every month for Compliance Office Hours! Bring your questions, get guidance, and connect with me in a relaxed, supportive setting. No question is too small. Link to join is in the SGRho App. No registration is required.

10/06/2026

DAY 6- HER FINAL CHAPTER
For five days, we’ve shared the Hattie McDaniel many people never had the opportunity to know. The performer. The Oscar winner. The radio star. The community advocate. The woman who opened doors and made history. Today, we come to a more personal part of her story.

In 1952, Hattie McDaniel was diagnosed with breast cancer. On October 26 of that year, she passed away at the age of 57.

Her life was much bigger than the illness that ended it, and that is important to us. We remember Hattie for how she lived, what she accomplished, the barriers she crossed, and the doors she helped open. But during Breast Cancer Awareness Month, this part of her story also gives us an opportunity to talk about something that continues to affect women and families today.

That is why this Legacy in Seven feature is presented through Heart to Lead, a PearlNitiative™ of Seven Pearls Foundation, Inc. We believe learning about the past should sometimes move us to take better care of the present. Talk with the women you love. Learn about breast health. Ask questions. Know your personal risk factors and discuss appropriate screening with a qualified healthcare professional.

Tomorrow, on our final day, we’ll look at how remembering Hattie McDaniel can become something more than remembrance. Her story gives us another reason to have conversations that matter.

Seven Days. One Story. A Legacy Worth Knowing.