Husky Midnight Marathon is an all-night charity dance marathon to benefit the Connecticut Children's Medical Center in Hartford which is held at Jorgensen Auditorium. Events planned for the evening are speeches made by children and families who have benefitted from the Medical Center, a silent auction of university athletics memorabilia, free food, line and swing dances, live bands, comedians, a DJ dance party, karaoke, games, and more. Students from the Greek community have coordinated the Husky Midnight Marathon, with the help of an advisory board made up of faculty, staff, and administrators.

Tau Chapter's philanthropy is the Young Women's Christian Association of the USA. This organization provides programs and services including battered women's shelters and counseling, childcare, support to victims of rape and sexual assault, job training, sports and fitness, as well as health and advocacy.

Chi Chapter's philanthropy consists of a month-long canned food drive that is held in Gainesville, FL. The proceeds go to St. Francis House Homeless shelter.

Beta Alpha Chapter participates in "Holidays with the Children from Hartford Children's Hospital", which includes such things as making cards and visiting during play time.

The Sisters of Beta Gamma Chapter work closely with the University Area Community Center, which is a center for lower income children and families to attend in order to provide a positive educational and social opportunity for them. They have educational classes, rec center, and many other opportunities provided, not otherwise available to these children.

The Ben Milam Mural Philanthropy is a mural contest (hosted in the spring by the sisters of Lambda Theta Alpha Beta Eta Chapter) for every 3rd grade classroom at a local public school, Ben Milam Elementary. The goal for each classroom is that they construct a large mural that exemplifies the principles of unity, love & respect. The students are then allowed to use their creativity in portraying these principles while also being reminded on how essential it is to work as a team. The classrooms are given a time frame of a month to work on the mural before they are picked up by the sisters and judged by the sisters and a selected group of judges. The classroom that best exemplifies the principles of unity, love & respect receive a pizza party and a class set of children's books for their classroom. The second place winners receive a class set of children's books for their classroom. This is a yearly event that both the students and teachers enjoy to participate in. The Sisters are always surprised by their ingenuity.

"Clean the Community in Greek Unity" is one of Beta Eta Chapter's annual signature service projects. The purpose of this event is to give back to the community and to promote unity within Greek and non-Greek organizations. All organizations that sign up to participate are randomly divided into different teams and their team leader is given a map of the area they will be cleaning up. Cleaning includes picking up trash at the designated areas. After cleaning the assigned areas, there is a BBQ for all participants and also a mural for them to sign. This is a great time where the organizations have fun participating in games and develop friendships.

Beta Iota Chapter's Philanthropy is Domestic Violence. Beta Iota Chapter has adopted a local Domestic Violence shelter "Decolores". They conduct clothing & food drives annually for the shelter, help out with keeping up the shelter (i.e, painting, planting, cleaning), as well as facilitate an annual Christmas in April where funds are raised to buy the shelter children school uniforms and toys. The Sisters also visit the shelter to spend time with the children by reading to them. If you would like to make a donation, please contact LTA_Beta_Iota@yahoo.com.

Beta Pi's Chapter Philanthropy is the Annual Softball Charity Tournament where the sisters raise a minimum of $400 for the Adrian Migrant Headstart Program for children of migrant families.

The Sisters of Beta Sigma Chapter work with several organizations that cater to children's needs in the south Florida area.

Gamma Iota Chapter works closely with the deHoernle Alzheimer's Pavilion, located in Deerfield Beach, Florida, a state-of-the-art, not-for-profit, assisted living facility devoted exclusively to the care of individuals with Alzheimer's and other dementia disorders. The center takes pride in their ability to provide care for a wide range of dementia, including severe dementia, and serve as a nationwide model for the care of individuals with Alzheimer's.

The Sisters of Lambda Delta Chapter work with homeless women and children, education on women's health issues, and the essence of the uplifting the universal woman.

Each year, the sisters of Lambda Epsilon Alumnae Chapter will pick a current issue affecting women's rights and host a major philanthropic event (along
with others on a smaller scale) that bring community awareness and support
to the issue.

The Sisters of Florida South Area 2 (FLSA2) work closely with Dress for Success program, a not-for-profit organization that helps low-income women make tailored transitions into the workforce. Each Dress for Success client receives one suit when she has a job interview and a second suit when she gets the job. The Dress for Success Professional Women's Group program then provides ongoing support to help the client build a successful career.

The Sisters of Maryland Area 1 (MDA1) contribute to various organizations and causes that promote the advancement of youth via education, cultural and social activities. In the past they have donated to the Ronald McDonald House and to the youth of the Hispanic Ministry at the Heritage Community Church with Thanksgiving baskets and Christmas gifts. Their book drive donations benefit the students of the Learning Center of Charlottesville. They have also volunteered at the Glen Burnie's Family Support Center and its "Success By Six" youth program.

The Sisters of Michigan Area 1 (MIA1) conduct programs annually with the Boys & Girls Club. This year they also participated in UNICEF Campaign. In general, they participate in anything that involves youth, whether its tutoring, games, fundraising, etc.