The important part that the sorority is playing in developing a national type of cultured womanhood is another phase of the work it is doing for society and one for which it takes little credit to itself. A cultured woman is always an honor to the land of her birth, but a cultured woman with lofty ideals and noble principles is a lustrous jewel in the nation's crown. Such a one is the sorority girl. The badge she wears upon her breast is a constant reminder to her that she has pledged both heart and hand to honor and truth, that she has set her face to the light, never to turn back.

Ida Shaw Martin
The Sorority Handbook
1925

The Atlanta Alumnae Panhellenic Association
is making a difference in the lives of young women across Georgia.

Since 1927, the Atlanta Alumnae Panhellenic Association has supported local social service efforts and promoted Greek life in Georgia. Our member groups, too, are involved in social service projects, giving back to their communities. AAPA sponsors annual scholarships that benefit women from the Atlanta area. We help young women heading to college to get to know more about sorority life, by holding informational meetings for area high school women. Our members serve as advisers to campus Panhellenic groups throughout Georgia, helping to keep the sorority system strong.

As an affiliate of the National Panhellenic Conference, the AAPA promotes its principles and projects. AAPA member groups are involved in the annual Southeastern Panhellenic Conference, which gathers sorority women from across the Southeast for decision making, seminars and fun.