Atlanta Alpha Phi Alumnae Chapter

Our 70-day countdown to the Alpha Phi Foundation’s 70th Birthday takes us to a truly historic moment in 2004 - the very first National Wear Red Day!

From the Foundation to the White House
At the time, our current Foundation Board Chair, Rebecca Andrew Zanatta, was serving as the Executive Director. Because of Alpha Phi's long-standing leadership in women’s heart health, she was invited to a prestigious celebration at the White House hosted by President George W. Bush and First Lady Laura Bush.

National Recognition: This invitation recognized Alpha Phi as a key voice in the fight against heart disease long before "Go Red" became a household term.

Continuing the Legacy: Standing in the East Room of the White House, it was clear that the mission started by our sisters in 1946 had grown into a movement with national impact.

Whether we are leading from the Board room or the White House, Alpha Phis have always been at the forefront of advocacy. We are so proud of our leaders who continue to represent our "heart" on the biggest stages!

Jingle & Mingle with Alpha Phi! ✨🥂🎄✨ Join us for a holiday eve and gift exchange as we celebrate sisterhood and the festive season! We can't wait to share some holiday cheer and make lasting memories together. 🎁💖❤️

🗓️Thursday Eve Dec. 4th…time/place TBD….Please comment below…if you are interested?

Founders Day loading 💬 location details coming soon! Can’t wait to see everyone!