Question 1

Is the $10,000 a cash donation?

Accepted Answer

No. The $10,000 represents donated technology design and development services — not a cash grant.

Question 2

What can the $10,000 be used for?

Accepted Answer

It can support website design, software development, Progressive Web App development, digital fundraising experiences, dashboards, member engagement tools, and other approved digital projects.

Question 3

Do we need to know exactly what we want to build?

Accepted Answer

No. Applicants can describe their goals and challenges. The foundation can help determine what technology solution may best support the mission.

Question 4

Who is eligible to apply?

Accepted Answer

Collegiate sorority chapters, sorority houses, alumnae organizations, and sorority-affiliated charitable programs are all encouraged to apply. If you represent a chapter or house with a philanthropic mission, you are very likely to be approved.

Question 5

Who owns the technology?

Accepted Answer

Ownership, licensing, hosting, maintenance, and intellectual-property terms are defined by the foundation and confirmed in writing with each selected organization before the project begins.

Question 6

How are recipients selected?

Accepted Answer

Applications are reviewed based on mission alignment, potential philanthropic impact, feasibility of the proposed project, and other criteria established by the foundation.

Question 7

Can multiple chapters apply?

Accepted Answer

Yes — chapters from the same organization or campus may each submit an application.

Question 8

Is every applicant guaranteed $10,000?

Accepted Answer

Most applications from qualifying sorority houses, chapters, and affiliated organizations are accepted. We review each submission to confirm alignment with our guidelines, and we encourage any chapter or house with a philanthropic mission to apply.

Everything You Might Be Wondering.

Questions, Answered.

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