Lambda Kappa Sigma Chapter

 In late July 2010, at our 53rd Biennial Boulé, two members of Sigma Gamma Rho were inspired to expand the work of Sigma beyond its longtime home base of Boston, MA. Charged with their duty to serve, Janet Shaw and Heather Moore returned to Massachusetts ready to seek out a community in need of “Greater Service” and were eventually led to Brockton, a community in need of resources that would become their base of operations.

 

After enlisting the support of four more Sorors, the women proceeded with the development of the charter to be deemed Lambda Kappa Sigma, officialized by Past Grand Basileus Joann Loveless at the Northeast Region Midwinter Meeting in LaPlata, Maryland on January 29, 2011.

 

The charter members of Lambda Kappa Sigma are Janet (Allen) Shaw, Heather Moore, Nicole Bullock, Deidre DeGraffenreid, Alisha (James) Morrissey, and Tiesha (Lewis) Whittaker.

 

LKS Mission Statement

To directly address issues that impact the women, youth, and underprivileged members of South Shore Massachusetts communities through concentrated programs and support of local initiatives.

 

LKS Statement of Purpose

Lambda Kappa Sigma Chapter aims to improve the quality of life for all members of the communities we serve by creating access to resources that meet basic needs, opportunities for professionals to engage in the betterment of their community, and consistently supporting community organizations whose goals align with those of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc.