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The Dallas Junior Day, Junior Night, Daylight Angels and Moonlight Angels Alumnae members support the Texas Beta chapter by sharing news between collegiate chapters and alumnae groups; helping seniors with resume writing, making contacts in the community for internships and job opportunities and inviting them to join local alumnae club after graduation; reducing local dues for graduating seniors; providing support during recruitment; providing financial support through Texas Beta Scholarships from annual New York Theatre Tour, needed household items through Chapter House Corporation contributions and support in building a new chapter house; and sharing philanthropic efforts in community with a joint First Book Speed Read event, book drive for local elementary school and shared participation in the local Fraternity Day of Service.

Their annual theme is "It's Back to Basics: Fun, Friendship and Philanthropy." Their members were invited to attend one of the four signature main events or select sisterhood events, participate in one of the 12 special interest groups or help with philanthropic events to support Pi Beta Phi and community projects. Their events, programs and interest groups ranged from those offering pure fun and friendship, to educational presentations, to profession growth to volunteer/philanthropic opportunities.

The communications from the Lake Oswego-Dunthorpe, Oregon, Alumnae Club best meets all Fraternity guidelines. Newsletters have exceptional use of graphics and pictures and their yearbook included content with added value to members. They also had outstanding contributions to The Arrow.

The Oklahoma City Alumnae Club participates in Read Across America with the Boys and Girls Club and the Oklahoma Education Association. They added a new partner, Feed the Children, which matches the number of books given to children. They utilize Champions are Readers and award each child at least two books. Within this project, the group gave away more than 500 books to the children at the Boys and Girls club this year. The Gathering of Angels event benefits local literacy efforts as well as Pi Phi philanthropies. These local organizations teach English to non-English speaking children, support mentoring programs, provide books for foster children, support school for homeless children, provide emergency relief for homeless children and families and much more. They provide members opportunities to serve in the community and to support and contribute to the Fraternity's efforts to erase the barrier of illiteracy.

The Houston Alumnae Club hosted a literacy fundraiser called "Follow the Yellow Brick Road ... to Literacy" with more than 500 alumnae and community members in attendance. More than $128,000 was raised. Funds are distributed to local philanthropies based on their written requests and needs through the Houston Pi Beta Phi Foundation. They conducted Champions Are Readers at seven schools within the area and hosted Fraternity Day of Service at M.D. Anderson with a First Book Speed Read and decorated bookplates with children. Members volunteered more than 3,800 service hours in support of their projects with 75 percent of their members participating in the club's literacy efforts.

The Nashville, Tennessee, Alumnae Club continues to host its annual fundraiser, Christmas Village. This 49 year old event provides ongoing funding to the local Vanderbilt Bill Wilkerson Center where the club established the Pi Beta Phi Rehabilitation Institute, which serves more than 50,000 individuals with hearing/communications disorders and brain injuries each year. More than $6.5 million has been raised for the center since the event's inception. The institute recently developed a partnership with the army hospital in Fort Campbell, Tennessee, to treat soldiers returning from Iraq with traumatic brain injuries. This event also supports Arrowmont, where it has funded two scholarships and the Tennessee Beta Chapter capital fund.

Arrowboard, the leadership of this alumnae group, has successfully implemented its 3 Year Plan and risen to the top as a premier alumnae organization. They increased their membership (+72) and participation at events. They have provided outstanding communications to their members and have highlighted efforts through publicity in the community. They increased literacy and philanthropic efforts in the community. They increased participation and funds raised from their annual Gathering of Angels event for literacy. They continue to support active relationships with the two local collegiate chapters. This group continues to expand and develop outstanding programs and opportunities for the alumnae in the Oklahoma City area to grow friendships and serve their community.