Welcome To The Award Winning,
Huntsville Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.
Chartered in 1954, the Huntsville Alumnae Chapter has a rich legacy of providing service throughout the Madison County area. Our members diligently work to advance the vision of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. through our principles of Sisterhood, Scholarship, Service, and Social Action in the pursuit of excellence.
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Welcome to Huntsville (AL) Alumnae Chapter!!
I am truly humbled to bring you greetings on behalf of the 500+ members of the Huntsville (AL) Alumnae Chapter (HAC) of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. We are thrilled that you have taken a few minutes to learn more about our chapter, programs, and the community service projects through our virtual platform.
We encourage you to explore our website and to follow us on our social media platforms (Meta (formerly Facebook), Instagram, and X (formerly Twitter)) to learn more about who we are and our upcoming events. We especially hope you will take every opportunity to partner with us on future public program initiatives and service projects events as we take Huntsville (AL) to the next level!!
Please visit our Contact Us page for more information about HAC!!
Alexis L. Toney
President, Huntsville (AL) Alumnae Chapter
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.
Chaplain’s Message
Nehemiah 6:3b “My work is too important to stop now and go there. I can’t afford to slow down the work just to visit with you.”
“The Work Must Go On”
Beloved Sisters of HAC,
As we enter this new sororal year, let us move forward with intention, faith, and purpose. Our charge is simple yet profound: Start Well. Remain in sync. Finish Strong. It may seem premature to think about the finish when we are just starting, but a strong finish is not determined at the finish line—it is shaped by how we begin and sustained by how faithfully we journey together. How we start matters. What we prioritize matters. How we serve one another matters. And our willingness to remain committed to the work matters. Consider, we are not simply beginning another sororal year; we are laying the foundation for what we desire to accomplish together.
As women of faith and purpose, let us begin this year prayerfully, seeking God’s wisdom and direction for every assignment entrusted to us. Let us remain aligned—not only with our goals and responsibilities, but with God, our mission, our values, and one another. And when challenges arise, as they inevitably will, let us not lose sight of the assignment. Instead, let us remain steadfast, encouraging to one another, and moving forward with grace, excellence, and determination.
Nehemiah demonstrated a faithfulness to and a focus on the assignment when refusing to stop the work and slow down work, due to distractions (lies, fear, discouragement, peer pressure, etc.). He also demonstrated a dependence on God when praying for strength, understanding that he could do nothing on his own.
Beloved, when we begin well, stay aligned, and remain faithful to the journey, we position ourselves to finish strong—not merely having completed a year, but having made a meaningful difference in the lives of those we are called to serve. Therefore, let us start with faith, lead with integrity, serve with love, work with excellence, and persevere with purpose.
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