Fun Facts
Service Opportunity
National Philanthropy
Fighting Hunger
Local Philanthropies
100

What year did Alpha Gamma Delta officially adopt “fighting hunger” as its international philanthropy?

2017

100

What types of events does your chapter host to raise money for fighting hunger?

Events include fundraisers like meal events, food drives, percentage nights at restaurants, and philanthropy weeks.

100

What is Alpha Gamma Delta's National Philanthropy?

Feeding America

100

How does our philanthropy connect with students experiencing food insecurity on campus?

Chapters often support campus food pantries and students facing meal insecurity. Also giving education through tabling in the TSC!

100
What day of the week do we participate in Backpack Buddies?

Every Tuesday, at least once per month!

200

How many meals has Alpha Gamma Delta provided through its philanthropy efforts since adopting “fighting hunger”?

Over 16 million meals (as of 2024)

200

How do members of Alpha Gamma Delta volunteer directly to help end hunger?

Members volunteer at food pantries, soup kitchens, backpack programs, and campus food insecurity initiatives.

200

How does hunger affect individuals and families in the U.S. and globally?

Hunger is a widespread issue that impacts millions, and it’s something members can directly impact in their local communities.

200

What local hunger-relief organizations does our chapter work with?

Meals on Wheels, Backpack Buddies, Trash Pick Up, ETC
200

Who do we do trash pick up with?

KDR

300

What does the term “food insecurity” mean?

Lack of reliable access to enough affordable, nutritious food

300

Which service event has been your favorite to participate in, and why?

Open-ended!

300

How does hunger affect individuals and families in the U.S. and globally?

Hunger affects people physically (health problems, fatigue), emotionally (stress, anxiety), and socially (difficulty focusing at work/school).

300

How can we partner with other Greek organizations to maximize our impact?

Joint philanthropy events, competitions, or shared service days increase impact and participation.

300
Who do we deliver meals to within Meals on Wheels?

Elderly residents of Stephenville who struggle with obtaining food sources, along with people who may have disabilities. 

400

What percentage of U.S. college students experience food insecurity?

Roughly 30–40%

400

How can members educate their campus community about food insecurity?

By hosting awareness campaigns, sharing statistics, creating educational posts, or organizing hunger simulations.

400

What organizations does Alpha Gamma Delta partner with to fight hunger?

AGD partners with organizations like Feeding America, Meals on Wheels, and local food banks.

400

What role can the university play in addressing food insecurity among students?

Universities can provide meal assistance programs, food pantries, and awareness campaigns for students in need.

400
What is a source that we have at the Tarleton Campus that college students can go into and grab food sources if they are low income or do not have transportation to the grocery store?

Purple Pantry

500

What’s the difference between “hunger” and “malnutrition”?

Hunger = not enough food; Malnutrition = not enough nutrients (even if eating calories)

500

What is one creative way you think our chapter could expand philanthropy efforts?

Open-ended!

500

What percentage of households in the U.S. experience food insecurity each year?

Around 10–12% of U.S. households face food insecurity each year.

500

How can we spread awareness to non-Greek peers about our philanthropy?

Through educational events, social media campaigns, and inviting non-Greek peers to participate in service.

500

Which continent has the highest percentage of undernourished people?

Africa