Sigma Alpha Omega Christian Sorority Inc

“Credit card rebates 637 total 637”

“National convention national convention exp 44,333 expenses 4,534 fall & spring summits 8,010 new chapter initiations 2,884 standard chapter visit 5,524 regional leadership training 8,396 chapter probation visit 5,767 46,421 other donations 4,398 encouragement committee 149 other 38 business registration 626 total 131,080”

“Payroll liabilities 900 608 credit cards 2,572 3,566”

“To glorify god by reaching women across the world through the expansion of the sisterhood, by encouraging spiritual development through christ- inspired accountability and unity, by participating in evangelistic and philanthropic endeavors, and focusing on good scholarship and humble leadership.”

“Sigma alpha omega's primary exempt purpose is to provide an environment of social fellowship for christian women on or near college campuses. This includes, but is not limited to, recreational sporting/intramural activities, bible studies, retreats, philanthropic activities benefitting ovarian cancer awareness organizations, and social functions of varying theme and structure.”

“Ovarian cancer awareness: on june 2, 2007, the sisters of sigma alpha omega voted to adopt ovarian cancer awareness as our national philanthropy. The sorority is currently working with ovarian cancer national alliance. The purpose of ocna is to to conquer ovarian cancer by uniting individuals and organizations in a national movement. We are very excited about this opportunity and are looking forward to raising awareness and funds to support this organization.”

“Sisters by gracesm foundation: as of june 7, 2014, the sisters by grace foundation became the official charitable foundation for sigma alpha omega christian sorority, inc. The foundation functions as an alumnae-run, non- profit organization in direct support of the sisters of sao, and was launched june 1, 2013 after the national board of trustees formed a committee to establish the foundation and its first board of directors. It strives to provide funds and opportunities for sister development in academics, leadership, spiritual growth, and mission work. All of these activities are designed to grow not only the relationships with our sisters, family, and friends, but also and most importantly, our relationships with christ.”