Greater Atlanta Alpha Delta Pi Alumnae Association

06/05/2026

Donut worry, be ADPi! 💙🍩

Happy National Donut Day to our sweetest sisters.

May your day be filled with sprinkles, smiles, and sisters who make life delicious.

Drop your favorite donut shop in Metro Atlanta — we’re taking notes for our next alumnae brunch! 👀💎

06/02/2026

📣 Save the Date!

Join us for Dinner with the Alpha Delta Pi Executive Office Interns on July 12th at 6:00 PM in East Cobb!

Come enjoy great conversation, sisterhood, and the chance to meet the incredible interns spending their summer at Executive Office. This dinner is a wonderful opportunity for alumnae to connect with the next generation of ADPi leaders, share your own experiences, and offer encouragement to the collegiate women who are dedicating their summer to serving our sisterhood. Breaking bread together is a simple but meaningful way to invest in their growth and celebrate the bright future of Alpha Delta Pi.

💎 We can’t wait to see you there!

05/31/2026

💙 SISTERHOOD SPOTLIGHT💙

We are honored to spotlight a sister whose leadership, service, and heart have shaped the Greater Atlanta Alumnae Association in extraordinary ways — Liz Helmer Loreti (Zeta Omega - UCF), past GAAAA President.

Liz moved to Atlanta in December 2011 and immediately jumped into ADPi life, serving as an advisor for Delta Alpha and becoming an active member of GAAAA. Her commitment to sisterhood and service quickly became evident, and in January 2014, she joined the Alpha Delta Pi Foundation staff, all while serving as GAAAA’s alternate delegate.

After stepping back from the board during her time on Foundation staff, Liz returned to advising at Delta Alpha in 2018 and soon after, she stepped into one of her most impactful roles yet: President of the Greater Atlanta Alumnae Association from 2019–2023.

Her presidency was marked by resilience, vision, and unwavering dedication.
Under Liz’s leadership, GAAAA:
✨ Endowed the Deen Day Sanders Scholarship
✨ Survived and adapted through the challenges of COVID‑19
✨ Continued steadfast support of Ronald McDonald House Atlanta
✨ Maintained strong ties to our collegiate chapters and alumnae community

Liz led with grace during one of the most unpredictable periods in our Association’s history and she ensured that sisterhood, service, and connection remained at the heart of everything we did.

Today, Liz continues to make a profound impact beyond ADPi as the Executive Director of Iris Breast Cancer Rehabilitation, where she leads holistic support programs for breast cancer survivors, patients, families, and caregivers. Her work reflects the same compassion, strength, and servant leadership she has always brought to our sisterhood.

Liz, thank you for your years of leadership, your unwavering loyalty, and the love you’ve poured into the Greater Atlanta Alumnae Association. Your legacy continues to inspire us all.

05/30/2026

Sisters, it’s time to put our ADPi hearts into action! 💙✨

Ronald McDonald House Atlanta supports families when they need it most and we can help keep their shelves stocked with the items that bring comfort, care, and a little bit of home.

Their Amazon Wish List is live and easy to shop. Let’s rally together and make a difference, one item at a time.

Shop + ship directly to Ronald McDonald House Atlanta: https://www.amazon.com/registry/wishlist/2Y125Q9SB0K8C/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_ep_ws_TGI4AbQ0QDG23?utm_source=social%20media&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=8-15-wishlist&utm_term=wishlist&utm_content=wishlist

💙 We Live for Each Other — and for our community.

05/29/2026

💙 SISTERHOOD SPOTLIGHT 💙

We are thrilled to spotlight a sister whose work has helped preserve, protect, and elevate the story of Alpha Delta Pi, Jen Davis Rockett, Zeta Omicron - Georgia Tech.

Jen has been part of the Alpha Delta Pi Executive Office team since 2013, serving in a variety of roles that support the Sorority’s operations, storytelling, and long‑term preservation. In 2021, she stepped into the role of Archivist, and her impact has been nothing short of transformational.

With the 175th Anniversary this year, Jen led major history initiatives — researching, organizing, and curating materials that honor our past while preparing ADPi for the future. She played a pivotal role in bringing the History Center at Memorial Headquarters to life, working closely with designers and fabricators, tracking down photographs, editing exhibits, and ensuring every detail reflected the richness of our sisterhood.

Jen also contributes a monthly feature on the Sorority’s social media, giving sisters everywhere a glimpse into our shared legacy. Behind the scenes, she has facilitated the scanning and preservation of thousands of archival documents and photographs from chapters, alumnae associations, and individual officers. She is currently collaborating with contracted digital librarians on an exciting expansion of ADPi’s digital archives, ensuring our history is accessible for generations to come.

Although Jen has since moved to Gulf Breeze, Florida, she has remained a loyal and connected member of the Greater Atlanta Alumnae Association, continuing to support and engage with our community from afar. We were especially delighted to welcome her back at our Founders’ Day celebration on Sunday, May 3rd. Having her with us, especially during this milestone year, was such a joy, and we loved celebrating the sister who safeguards so much of our story.

Jen, thank you for your dedication, your expertise, and the heart you pour into preserving Alpha Delta Pi’s history. Our Atlanta alumnae community is incredibly proud of you!

05/29/2026

We loved having our sister Lydia Menzies Celebrates join us at our Founders’ Day celebration! Look at her book on full display in Draper James storefront window.

This sister truly has a knack for setting a table for others and we love that she shares it with us all with her book.

Sometimes the most meaningful moments are hearing that someone spotted the book while shopping and sent a photo my way.

Seeing my book at Draper James — alongside Reese Witherspoon— feels so special.

Grateful for beautiful stores that celebrate gathering, hospitality, the simple joy of setting a table for others, and pink 😉🌸🩵 Thank you

Here’s to many more tables ahead!

05/28/2026

05/28/2026

💙 SISTERHOOD SPOTLIGHT💙

Today we are delighted to spotlight one of our loyal Violet Society members, Lisa Baldwin Stevenson, whose heart for service shines brightly in everything she does.

For Lisa, one of the greatest joys of being part of the Greater Atlanta Alumnae Association is volunteering — especially when it comes to supporting our cherished philanthropy, Ronald McDonald House Atlanta.

Lisa shared that she finds the commitment to RMHC “personally rewarding,” and that serving brunch for families with a child in the hospital is a privilege she never takes lightly. Offering a warm meal during such a difficult time is, in her words, “a small act of kindness that goes a long way when a child is hospitalized.”

What makes it even more special is that her husband, a member of Delta Chi, volunteers right alongside her. Together, they help prepare and serve food, turning compassion into action and reminding families that they are not alone.

Lisa, your kindness, your servant’s heart, and your dedication to our philanthropy embody the very best of Alpha Delta Pi. We are grateful for your loyalty to the Greater Atlanta Alumnae Association and for the love you pour into our community.

05/27/2026

💙 SISTERHOOD SPOTLIGHT 💙

We are honored to spotlight a sister whose leadership, grace, and dedication continue to shape Alpha Delta Pi at every level - Ebony Rose, Zeta - Southwestern.

Ebony currently serves our sisterhood as the International Vice President of Alpha Delta Pi, leading with wisdom, compassion, and a deep commitment to strengthening our bonds of sisterhood. But before she served on Grand Council, Ebony served right here in Atlanta — as President of the Greater Atlanta Alumnae Association.

Her ADPi story in Atlanta began in 2009, when she moved to the city to take the next step in her career. One of the very first things she did was seek out the Greater Atlanta Alumnae Association. In a new city, she knew that the surest way to find connection, comfort, and community was to find her sisters — and she did.

Ebony quickly became an active part of our thriving alumnae community, building friendships and serving alongside sisters at social events, at the Atlanta Ronald McDonald House, and in support of our local collegiate chapters at Georgia Tech and Emory University. Her involvement with GAAAA also connected her more deeply with Memorial Headquarters, where we held meetings, hosted Jewel Degree, and gathered for our annual holiday tea — all surrounded by the history and legacy of Alpha Delta Pi.

Her time as President of the Greater Atlanta Alumnae Association remains one of her most cherished ADPi experiences. Ebony often shares how grateful she is for the sisters who entrusted her with the Association’s legacy and how those years of service shaped her leadership journey. She credits the women of GAAAA for helping prepare her for the opportunities to serve at the international level.

Professionally, Ebony is just as impressive. She currently serves as a Lead Learning & Development Specialist at Deloitte, where she brings the same passion for growth, mentorship, and leadership that she pours into ADPi.

Ebony, thank you for your service, your leadership, and the joy you bring to our sisterhood. The Greater Atlanta Alumnae Association is incredibly proud of you — and grateful to be part of your ADPi story.

05/27/2026

Check out the WLFEO Podcast, hosted by Emily Erkel and Chris Dickey, airing twice monthly. Each episode highlights incredible sisters as they share stories and insights from their ADPi experiences.

This week's episode, "Alpha Delta Pi Convention Traditions" is available here:

Join Barb Kinter Kunkel, Delta Kappa—Penn State, as she regales us with the history of Alpha Delta Pi's beloved and unique Grand Convention traditions. In addition to traditions, she shares stories about roses from Queen Elizabeth, a goat roaming the dining room, and why the schedule always had a break before the final banquet.