==Highlights of 2020s:==
----This year has been very different for everyone and we made the most of it. Our recruitment was completely virtual, as well as our new member pinning and initiation. We stayed hopeful, but sadly after March we did not have any big in person events. We had some sisterhood events which we were able to do virtually or socially distanced, which was still fun. Recruitment was definitely a challenge, but everyone stepped up and helped each other in the confusing time. Our recruitment team was amazing and it made for a successful recruitment season! Our new member pinning and initiation were virtual, but still successful. We obtained an honorable mention for the Gracious Living Award (unhoused), the Panhellenic Award (12 or more Panhellenic groups), and the second highest award, Excellence in Chapter Management (Chapters with 180 or more members). In the Spring we were 11th in grades for Panhellenic groups. Our chapter has worked hard this year especially to keep members involved and sisterly. It is hard to feel the bond when you cannot see each other much, but we have been able to keep that goal this semester of being there for each other. We still managed to have some fundraisers for our philanthropies via Instagram and through benefit nights at different places around Auburn.
'''Note We chose the Reading is Fundamental, Girls Academy and KKG Foundation as out philantrophies. We chose RIF because we believe literacy is vital and important and all children should have access to reading materials and teachers to help them. We support Girls Academy because supporting young girls is so important. Middle School girls are so impressionable and this can lead to insecurities and feeling alone. We work to Chapter Registrar:'''Please refer empower young women because this can give them a new confidence they have never had before. Girls are the future and we work to uplift them. We also support the Kappa Kappa Gamma Foundation because they are there to your support our sisters. We have girls in the chapter archives including chapter meeting minutes who have received help from the Kappa Foundation in times of need and they are truly there to help. We have an EAGLES program at Auburn for students with disabilities and back issues this year they had young women go through Recruitment. We designed a team of The Key girls who are already involved with this program to fill in any gaps help them feel comfortable during Recruitment. We designed a coordinator position in hopes one of the above historical highlights. If your chapter archives are not completeyoung women would join Kappa, please research your university libraryhowever, campus newspaper they did not and yearbook archives for newsworthy information about your chapterwe could not utilize it. Please double check your work for accuracyWe also participated in Black Lives Matter and our Director of Public Relations made the decision not to post on Instagram, as to not take away from the nationwide movement. Contact chapter Advisory or House Board members We had a very special Founders Day this year, although it was virtual, local Alumnae Association we were still able to hear amazing stories from our alumnae. They shared memories about their sisters and the experiences they had during their time as active membersin Kappa, or your Province Director which even brought some of Chapters for assistanceour members to tears. It was really special to hear the bond that remains so strong over the years. Your efforts will ensure a complete We have pictures on our Instagram and accurate history we encourage all of your chapter for future generations our members to enjoy!follow them as well. Our Instagram is @auburnkkg.
