(Kansas City, MO) Beta Sigma Phi announced today that they are to be spotlighted on The Profiles Series. A non-academic sorority that has been in existence since 1931, Beta Sigma Phi is fondly known as the “friendship organization.”
Beta Sigma Phi annually raises approximately $3,000,000 for local charities. The program, hosted by Lou Gossett Jr., features stories on various community based organizations. “As producer, it was great working on a project where the people involved value friendship so much,” said Ed Shaland, Profiles Series Producer.
About “The Profiles Series”
Our mission is to create quality programming which will inform, educate and enlighten our viewers both nationally and internationally. We cover a variety of topics ranging from health and medical to business, and environmental. “The Profiles Series” can be seen on cable networks nationwide and internationally on Voice of America Television. www.profilesseries.com.
About Beta Sigma Phi
Beta Sigma Phi is a non-academic sorority based on the tenets of life, learning, and friendship. Established during the Great Depression in 1931, this organization served as a way of connecting women during a very difficult time via social, cultural and educational events.
Now, 75 years later, Beta Sigma Phi is the world’s largest Greek letter women’s organization. Members are from various age groups and educational backgrounds. This facilitates a sisterhood in which all members can learn from one another. An honorary member of the sorority was current New York State Senator and Democratic Presidential Candidate, Hillary Rodham Clinton.
To find out more about Beta Sigma Phi, visit its website at: http://www.betasigmaphi.org/
