Galentine’s Day is almost here, and every Delta Zeta member is invited to celebrate the friendships that make our sisterhood so special!
Now an annual tradition, the Galentine’s Day Rose Garden makes it easy to send a sister a virtual rose along with a personal note telling her exactly why she means so much to you. Whether it’s your big, your little, a chapter sister or a DZ friend you haven’t seen in years, this is your chance to make her day.
Each $6 rose supports scholarships, leadership programs and professional development opportunities through the Delta Zeta Foundation.
Sending a rose is easy:
🌹 Locate the emails of the sisters who will receive a rose from you.
🌹 Add a heartfelt note about how much her friendship, support or leadership means to you.
🌹 Hit send, and your roses will be on their way!
The Galentine’s Day Rose Garden will remain open throughout the month of February. Join us in making this Galentine’s Day full of DZ love!
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