Donor Recognition

We are grateful for the generosity of our donors, whose support fuels the programs and opportunities that define Pi Phi. Their commitment helps us build a brighter future for our sisterhood and the communities we serve.

A Community of Generous Support

Our Giving Societies and Circles honor the donors who make Pi Beta Phi a philanthropic priority. These groups recognize generosity across annual, lifetime and planned giving, celebrating the many ways members support our sisterhood.

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Named for the year our Fraternity was founded, the 1867 Collegiate Giving Society celebrates collegiate members who give at least $18.67 annually to Pi Beta Phi Foundation.

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The Young Alumnae Giving Circle brings together Pi Phi alumnae 30 and under to give collectively through monthly or annual gifts, build connections and help decide how their support funds Pi Beta Phi Foundation initiatives.

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Named for dedicated Pi Phi volunteer and poet laureate Evelyn Peters Kyle, this society honors donors who make annual gifts of $1,000 to $4,999 to Pi Beta Phi Foundation.

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The Loyalty Society recognizes donors who give $5,000 to $9,999 annually to Pi Beta Phi Foundation.

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The Crest Society recognizes donors who give $10,000 to $24,999 annually to Pi Beta Phi Foundation.

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Named for Pi Beta Phi’s symbol, the Arrow Society honors donors who give $25,000 or more annually to Pi Beta Phi Foundation.

Planned Giving

Marianne Reid Wild Society

Named in honor of past Grand President Marianne Reid Wild—the first alumna to designate Pi Beta Phi Foundation as a beneficiary of her estate plans—this society recognizes donors who have made planned gifts to Pi Phi.

Honoring our Lifetime Donors

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Named for Pi Phi’s official colors, the Wine & Silver Blue circle honors donors whose cumulative lifetime giving to Pi Beta Phi Foundation reaches $25,000 to $199,999.

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Inspired by the vision of our founders, this circle recognizes donors whose cumulative lifetime giving to Pi Beta Phi Foundation totals $200,000 to $499,999.

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Named for Pi Phi’s birthplace at Monmouth College, this circle celebrates donors whose cumulative lifetime giving to Pi Beta Phi Foundation reaches $500,000 to $999,999.

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Named for the “LUX” inscription on Pi Phi’s crest, this circle honors donors whose cumulative lifetime giving to Pi Beta Phi Foundation exceeds $1,000,000.

"Pi Phi has meant so much to me throughout my life. Giving back is a way to make sure other women get to have the same experience."

Barbara Boyen Littrell, Oregon Gamma

"I want to put my money somewhere it’s going to make a difference—not just fix a crisis, but help build a better world."

Angie Killian Underwood, Illinois Iota

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"My support is a demonstrative way to stand tall and say how important Pi Phi is to me. We have to create a culture where the Pi Phi experience is sustainable. Giving back is a perfect way to plant those seeds for the next generation."

Doreen Mueller, Georgia Alpha

"If you want to continue our viability in today’s changing world and continue to provide opportunities for collegiate women to excel, it’s an easy decision. Part of Lifelong Commitment means paying it forward in gratitude for the impact Pi Phi has had on your life."

Kim Barger Durand, Oregon Alpha

"We all make choices on how to spend our time. I choose to spend my time serving Pi Phi because what I got out of Pi Phi—and what I continue to get out of Pi Phi—fills my heart."

Ann Wear Wiley, Iowa Gamma