Episode 38: Delta Gamma, "Our founder in the 1930's asked that we make our official foundation philanthropic mission helping those who are blind or visually impaired."
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Episode 38: Delta Gamma, "Our founder in the 1930's asked that we make our official foundation philanthropic mission helping those who are blind or visually impaired."
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Elizabeth Saum is a Nashville native. She went to the University of Tennessee and is now a financial analyst for a healthcare company. She is also in charge of Foundation for the Delta Gamma Nashville Alumni group. Service for Sight is very important to her as she has a vision impairment herself. She says she has received so much support from her sisters in Delta Gamma and hopes to raise more awareness for those who are also visually impaired.
Emma Hawes is a healthcare sales professional living in Nashville, TN. Upon moving to Nashville in 2017, Hawes has been active with the Nashville Area Delta Gamma Alumnae chapter. There she has held roles within Panhellenic, Programming, and most recently President. She was awarded the Hope award from Delta Gamma Fraternity on a national level due to her service. Outside of Delta Gamma she’s a provisional advisor in Junior League of Nashville.
Elizabeth and Emma join us in this episode of the BEST Together podcast to discuss Delta Gamma's official philanthropic mission, Service for Sight, and how that mission is followed on a national and state level.