At Phi Delta Theta, we know fraternity membership doesn’t just enrich the lives of our undergraduate brothers, but it touches the entire family. Throughout our chapters, family clubs are bringing that mission to life by fostering connection, creating opportunities for involvement, and making a lasting impact on chapter success.
Creating a Home Away From Home
The Nebraska Alpha family club has been an incredible partner to the chapter. They help coordinate meals for special events, deliver care packages during finals, and organize the annual senior dinner to celebrate graduating members and their families. Their involvement makes the chapter feel like a true home away from home.
Building Community at Indiana Gamma
The Indiana Gamma family club is one of our most engaged and consistent examples of family partnership. Families organize regular tailgates during football season, help coordinate meals for recruitment and special events and manage a care package program that ensures brothers feel supported throughout the year. Each spring, they also plan and host the senior dinner to celebrate graduating members and their families. Their dedication to building community and providing encouragement has created a culture of support that positively impacts every brother in the chapter.
Family Partnership at Texas Zeta
At Texas Zeta, the family club and undergraduate chapter have created an exceptional partnership defined by consistent communication through newsletters, planning meetings, and shared online platforms. This alignment positions the family club not as a separate group but as an essential fraternity partner. From coordinating meal support to organizing tailgates and events that strengthen brotherhood, their shared mission and mutual respect set a national example for holistic engagement. At Texas Zeta, family doesn’t stop at the front door, it’s an active force in every aspect of fraternity life.
Interested in Starting a Family Club?
If your chapter doesn’t have a family club, there’s never been a better time to start one. family clubs can take many forms—from informal volunteer groups to structured organizations with regular programming. No matter the size or style, their impact is undeniable.
Ready to Get Involved?
For resources, guides, and examples from other family clubs—or to learn how to start one—visit: phideltatheta.org/join/for-families
