Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity Delta Sigma Phi was founded as a men's social fraternity in 1899 at the College of the City of New York. It is a lifelong fraternity that begins in college and promotes the intellectual growth, personal development and healthy lifestyle of its members.
Today, the fraternity has 91,400 members – 6000 of whom are undergraduates – with 114 chapters and colonies nationwide. Alumni include members of the U.S. House and Senate, several current and former state governors and the chief executive officers of some of the nation's most prestigious corporations. The fraternity celebrated its centennial anniversary in 1999.
The March of Dimes is the national philanthropy of Delta Phi Sigma Phi. Fraternity chapters raise money for the March of Dimes by conducting an event of their choice. Some chapters prefer to do an event on campus; many choose to help with a March of Dimes chapter event such as WalkAmerica or a Jail & Bail.
