Chapter Philanthropy

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"As women committed to using our time, talents, and treasures with purpose, Kappa’s philanthropic efforts follow our “1-2-3” model: first, we support and uplift our sisters; second, we engage in local service; and third, we give back to the greater Texas Christian University community.

Rooted in our commitment to mental health and genuine love for one another, we believe service begins within our sisterhood and extends outward. Our chapter proudly supports organizations such as Westcliff Elementary School, the North Texas Food Bank, and the Humane Society, while continually seeking new ways to serve with purpose.

It is an honor and a blessing to serve as Epsilon Alpha’s Philanthropy Director, and I am excited to see the impact our chapter will make this year!"

- Grace Coker, Philanthropy Chair 2026

MENTAL HEALTH AMERICA

Nationally, Kappa Kappa Gamma’s philanthropy is Mental Health America (MHA). MHA works tirelessly to promote mental wellness across the nation, aiding individuals in discovering the importance of mental health. One of MHA’s primary objectives is to support underserved communities and families by implementing mental health programs and initiatives that encourage individuals to prioritize their mental well-being. Locally, TCU Kappa embodies the principles of MHA by regularly engaging with Westcliff Elementary School in Fort Worth. TCU Kappas actively participate in service endeavors at Westcliff, organizing school supplies and book drives for Westcliff, ensuring that each child has access to essential resources.