Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. Phi Upsilon Zeta Chapter

01/09/2024

💙Happy Founders’ Day to our brothers, the men of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Incorporated! Congratulations on 110 years of accomplishments and the GOOD TROUBLE you create while making a significant impact serving in your communities.

01/06/2024

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Join the beautiful ladies of Phi Upsilon Zeta for our Founders’ Day Celebration Tea 🫖

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01/05/2024

Congratulations to the men of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Incorporated, on turning 113 today! ❤️👌🏿

These brothers have epitomized tenets of achievement while continuing the legacy of their founders by uplifting the Black community with a focus on the "spiritual, social, intellectual and moral welfare of members."

01/01/2024

In the spirit of Imani (Faith), on Day 7 of the final principle of Kwanzaa, we honor our best traditions as a Blue and White family for our community and culture. Sisters, as we begin this new year, we charge you to continue looking within yourselves and above to strive for a higher level of spirituality and a better life for you and those around you.

Faith in ourselves is critical. Faith in our human capacity to live righteously, self-correcting, supporting, caring for and being responsible for each other, continuing to evolve and creating a good network around us.

We look forward to executing initiatives, stateside and internationally, through our local chapters that profoundly transform lives and communities daily.

Sisters, what does your Imani look like moving into the new year?

01/01/2024

Cheers to health, happiness, and prosperity in 2024!

12/30/2023

As an organization with a membership of college-educated women in various disciplines, it is our honor to celebrate and recognize Day 5 of the Kwanzaa principle, Nia. Sisters, we have a Purpose to carry the vision of our Founders! We are destined to build with higher capacity, to strengthen others through fellowship and create impact through The Extraordinary Power of S.H.E. - an opportunity for Zetas worldwide to be intentional about Social, Health and Economic justice for women at home and abroad.

Zeta aims to empower communities with essential knowledge, resources and connections that are breaking barriers and creating a more inclusive and equitable society for those impacted by the work of Zeta.

We also serve through intentional mentorship and share lived experiences through our young girls in our youth auxiliary continuum and communities worldwide, life skills are developed and their purposes defined.

As we celebrate the principle of Nia, Sisters, think about your purpose and what drives your commitment to Zeta. Share below.

12/29/2023

On Day 4 of Kwanzaa, we recognize the principle of Ujamaa. It celebrates the spirit of Cooperative Economics to build businesses, control the economics within our communities, and share in all its work and wealth.

Zeta Phi Beta Sorority intentionally supports black-owned small companies at every national conference by encouraging participation in our exhibition space and product inclusion in bags put in the hands of thousands of registrants in attendance. We were not only able to launch the “Women Who Win” Business Directory, a Zeta initiative providing business development and coaching to members, but we’re also preparing for one of our most significant business ventures that will help small business owners become cash-flow-positive.

Sisters, how are you contributing to Cooperative Economics within your community?

12/28/2023

We proudly recognize Day 3 of Kwanzaa - the principle of Ujima, Collective Work and Responsibility.

For 103 years, Zeta members have been revitalizing and reshaping communities by bringing much-needed resources and programming to neighborhoods around the globe, from serving mining communities in Pennsylvania during the Great Depression years to realizing the need across continents and being the first organization to plant boots on the ground and charter a chapter in Africa.

Zeta women remain stalwarts of education and scholarship by establishing a national educational foundation providing monies to offset the cost of college and distributing thousands of dollars in scholarships through local chapters. Also, through partnerships with NGOs with core value similarities, such as The March of Dimes, St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital, The American Cancer Society, Micah’s Voice, and the National Council of Negro Women, Zeta Phi Beta continues to expand its footprint of Ujima transforming lives by being living examples of our organizational principle, Service.

Sisters, what Collective Work and/or Responsibility are you engaging in?

12/27/2023

As undergraduates at Howard University, the Founders of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated deeply understood the Kwanzaa principle, Kujichagulia. Translated into Self-Determination, our trailblazing Founders believed in the need for a new and different type of Greek-lettered organization and acted upon that need. Zeta was more than an organization to these women – it was a movement.

Our Zeta sisters worldwide reflect this belief system as they continue to carry the desire to provide accurate Service, embrace Scholarship, set standards for Sisterly Love, and define the noble concepts of Finer Womanhood.

Sisters, how do you define Self-Determination?

12/26/2023

Today is Day 1 of the celebration of Kwanzaa, also known as Umoja or Unity.

Unity, a concept kept away from African Americans during our country's founding, is an important principle to learn, adopt and practice. Sisters, we have strength in our unity of fellowship, service and servanthood.

Because of our illustrious founders and their dedicated unity to stand above for service, Zeta has fervent leaders who carry a TORCH forward to foster community awareness and action through educational, economic, and cultural service initiatives.

Zeta's purpose is to empower communities with essential knowledge, resources and connections that are breaking barriers and creating a more inclusive and equitable society for those impacted by our organization.

Kwanzaa is not only a celebration that honors African heritage, culminating in a feast and gift-giving, but it is also a gentle reminder that being greater than yourself and giving back to those around you is the ultimate purpose for the lives we lead.

12/20/2023

On December 14, 2023, we made history in Loudoun County, VA, at the Douglass Community Center. The African American Community Alliance, a recipient of the Claude Moore Foundation, awarded grants totalling 200,000 to 15 recipients.
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We are thrilled to announce that Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. Phi Upsilon Zeta chapter was one of the proud recipients, receiving a grant of 14, 230 to enhance its work on the Sorority's Adopt A School Program. This grant will empower us to make a tangible difference in the lives of Loudoun County students, providing them with the resources they need to succeed.
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We are grateful to the African American Community Alliance and the Claude Moore Foundation for their support and recognition of our efforts.
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We look forward to continuing to serve our community with even greater impact and effectiveness.

12/12/2023

Join us in our Making Spirits Bright clothing donation! 💙❄️⛄️

Join us on December 17th at the Bungalow Lakehouse for our Winter Clothing Collection Drive!🧦🧤🧣

If you have any questions please reach out to [email protected]!

See you there!

12/04/2023

Today, we celebrate and uplift the black and gold men of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Incorporated on their 117th Anniversary!

Seven young men came together at Cornell University on December 4th, 1906 to build a brotherhood that not only supports and encourages black students to pursue higher education, but also focuses on serving the community.

Throughout its history, Alpha Phi Alpha has played a significant role in the civil rights movement and has been involved in various social and political initiatives aimed at addressing racial inequality. The fraternity carries the legacy of strong commitment to community service and continues to contribute to numerous charitable causes.

Happy Founders’ Day to our brothers of Alpha Phi Alpha!

11/17/2023

Happy 112th Founders’ Day to the men of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Incorporated.

On November 17, 1911, Omega Psi Phi was founded on four principles that edify what it means to build up manhood, thrive in scholarship, persevere, and uplift other men and communities around them.

Continuing a legacy of greatness since inception, they continue to exemplify these principles from Canada to Bermuda, Germany to Panama, with over 750 chapters impacting and transforming each country they tract.

11/14/2023

The VA State Conference owes us nothing💙🕊️

Phi Upsilon Zeta showed up and showed out💙🕊️

We are refueled and refresh to continue the work of Zeta!

11/07/2023

On this day, we honor and celebrate the birth of our triumphant founder, Myrtle Tyler Faithful, as we continue expanding our footprint worldwide as a leading community-conscious, action-oriented organization affecting change.

It is because of the trailblazing forethought and determined ex*****on of an idea by five Howard University co-ed’s that Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated, stands as one of the world’s most respected national panhellenic sororities today!

Help us wish our illustrious sister a heavenly “Happy Birthday”!

10/10/2023

Today, we pay tribute and celebrate the life of our remarkable Triumphant Founder Pearl Anna Neal. Her vision and dedication for Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated blazed a trail of excellence that continues to inspire us all.

Triumphant Founder Neal's commitment to , , , and set the foundation for our sorority's enduring values. Her unwavering spirit and leadership reminds us to always strive for greatness and uplift one another.

May we continue to honor her legacy by living out the principles she held dear, and by continuing to make a positive impact within our communities.

10/01/2023

The Ladies of Phi Upsilon Zeta put in work this weekend during our Highway clean up‼️
Thank you to our dear Bro Girdy for always supporting the sisterhood 💙🤍

08/09/2023

✨Join Phi Upsilon Zeta in collecting school supple donations for Fredrick Douglass Elementary School‼️

✨Help prepare our children for school and join us as we wish them a safe, blessed transition back‼️

06/18/2023

Happy Father's Day to all the incredible fathers, father figures, and mentors out there! Today, we want to take a moment to honor and celebrate the remarkable men who have made a positive impact on our lives. As members of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated we recognize and appreciate the importance of fatherhood and the vital role fathers play in shaping our communities.

We are grateful to all the fathers who have helped and inspired many generations. You have served as our beacons of hope, the pillars of strength, and a source for unwavering love. Your knowledge, forbearance, and devotion have helped to mold our community into our leaders of today. Through your words and actions demonstrates the genuine meaning of accountability, compassion, and integrity.

On this special day, let us not only honor our own fathers but also uplift and acknowledge fathers in our communities. Let's celebrate the fathers who work tirelessly to provide for their families, who are involved in their children's lives, and who serve as positive role models. Your commitment to your children's well-being and your contributions to society do not go unnoticed.

As members of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated we remain dedicated to strengthening families and communities. We encourage everyone to engage in acts of service and kindness that honor fathers and promote positive fatherhood. Let's take the time to reach out to fathers and father figures in our lives, express our gratitude, and show our support.

06/11/2023

Yesterday was a day well spent! We spent the morning organizing information packets at the Loudoun & Prince Williams County office of The Red Cross. Afterwards, a few Sorors exercised their civic duty 🗳️

06/07/2023

Register Today!

Sign up for the Juneteenth March & Unity Rally. Sponsored by Loudoun Freedom Center, NAACP Loudoun Branch, & Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated Phi Upsilon Zeta Chapter.

Featuring Crush Funk Brass and Everything Irie Taste of Jamaica Food Truck

06/06/2023

Happy Zetaversary to the Phi Upsilon Zeta Spring 2021 Intake Class! 💙🤍

06/02/2023

Saturdays are for Sisterhood!
The next Phi Upsilon Zeta chapter meeting will be Saturday, June 3, 2023, at 10:30 am. Please refer to President Brown's email for details and take note of the location.

Are you a Zeta and new to the area, looking for a chapter to join and continue your service to our beloved sisterhood? Have you been away from Zeta for a while and looking for a chapter to reclaim with? Send an email to [email protected]. We'd love to welcome you to Phi Upsilon Zeta!
Interested in learning more about membership in Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated? Visit our website at www.phiupsilonzeta.com
to learn more.
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06/02/2023

Happy Birthday to our sorors of Phi Upsilon Zeta chapter who are celebrating this month!

05/29/2023

Today, families worldwide have an empty seat at their dinner table because a family member made the ultimate sacrifice to ensure our country’s freedom. Please take a moment today to remember those brave men and women and their families who bear the burden of their absence.

05/25/2023

Happy Zetaversary to Soror Melanie Miller!

05/15/2023

Happy Zetaversary to our Zeta Crystal Dove, Soror Linda Deans!

05/14/2023

This Mother’s Day, the Ladies of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated honor every mother, momma, grandmother, auntie, great-grandmother, stepmom, mother-in-law, mother figure and all forms of mothering. We hold this world down and hold it together. You are seen, appreciated, recognized and loved.

Thank you for your sacrifice.