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Wilmington (NC) Alumnae Chapter
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. is a sisterhood dedicated to public service through programs that address education, health, economic development, and political awareness and involvement for its chapter members and alumnae.
Soror Tracey Newkirk’s emphasis on economic development and supporting entrepreneurship is making a tremendous impact on our local community. She is co-founder of Genesis Block & The Genesis Block Foundation, its non-profit entity. They sponsor an incubator initiative that partners with new business owners and offers support from ideas and concepts to securing successful contracts and opening businesses! Soror Tracey’s focus is on inclusive entrepreneurship while eliminating barriers & building networks and opportunities for business owners to gain information, & collaborate to grow and sustain successful businesses.
🎬 Join us on Sunday, April 13th at the Cameron Art Museum 🖼️ at 2:30pm for the one-hour documentary film Minnie Evans: Draw or Die. It explores the inspirational life and artistic mastery of one of the most important African-American artists of the 20th century ✨. Minnie Evans was born in 1892 and raised by her grandmother in Wilmington, NC 🌸 , during a time of racial turmoil in the city. In the early 1940s, Minnie began her art in earnest, propelled by her faith and dreams 💭.
It’s a beautiful day! Join us as we take strides towards our health!
After the NC Azalea Festival parade and the Street Fair this morning, join the Delta Foundation of the Cape Fear for our second annual Celebration of African American Arts & Culture! Purchase tickets using this link or pay $20 cash at the door- Hoping to see you at Union Missionary Baptist Church today at 4 pm!https://app.promotix.com/events/details/A-Celebration-of-African-American-Art-and-Culture-tickets?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR5xrr7tz5hRcfDB-c95U8462n0SicqCBE-DOdI88pT5Q--Yk8eFMQ70ndZnKg_aem_cWePE1RXyXodGr0giCuiSg
The Delta Foundation of the Cape Fear is proud to announce that the Pinelands Creative Workshop, from Barbados, West Indies, Wilmington’s sister city, has been added to the lineup of performances at this Saturday’s Celebration of African American Arts and Culture, a part of the 2025 NC Azalea Festival! We hope to see you at Union Missionary Baptist Church at 4pm! Tickets are only $20, and can be purchased with cash at the door or purchased online using this link: app.promotix.com/events/details/A-Celebration-of-African-American-Art-and-Culture-tickets?fbclid=...
As you are planning for a very busy NC Azalea Festival week, remember the Delta Foundation of the Cape Fear, our chapter’s nonprofit entity’s second annual Celebration of African American Arts & Culture, featuring Elizabeth City State University’s Choral Ensemble and a performance by Pinelands Creative Workshop from Wilmington’s sister city, Barbados, West Indies!
We hope to see you Saturday, April 5 at 4 pm at Union Missionary Baptist Church!
Excited to partner with the Arts Council of Wilmington/New Hanover County and to be on the Festival’s 2025 calendar of events!
Tickets are only $20! Get them here:
On Saturday, April 5 at 4 pm, the Delta Foundation of the Cape Fear (DFCF), the nonprofit entity of the Wilmington (NC) Alumnae Chapter is excited to feature Elizabeth City State University’s Choral Ensemble and their Director, Dr. Walter Swan, at its second annual Celebration of African American Arts & Culture. Join us at Union MBC for an afternoon of spectacular performances, also including Techmoja Dance Company, poet and spoken word artist, Tina Green, and UNCW’s Jazz Band!
Delta Foundation of the Cape Fear (DCFC) is a 501c3 organization established in 2014 to support the programs of the Wilmington Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. as a non-profit entity. Composed of a small group of financially active members of the chapter, the DFCF operates as a separate organization, with its own governing doctrine, finances, and dues structure. Membership is by invitation only.
DFCF often partners with the Wilmington Alumnae chapter to co-fund community activities and programs. The DFCF has secured the Hello Arts! grant, (formally known as Broadway for a Better World) from the Wilson Center for several seasons, creating opportunities for Delta GEMS and Academy participants to go to the theatre. It has also used funds raised to support the chapter’s UNC-W Endowed Scholarship, and, in true WAC fashion, continues to set the standard of being the “first” to lead in our community.
After its successful Shades of Sisterhood Tea during the NC Azalea Festival weekend in 2023, the DFCF approached the NC Azalea Festival Committee and became the first African American organization added to the Festival’s calendar of events with its 2024 inaugural Celebration of African American Arts and Culture. This even is a celebration of the African American experience through visual and performing arts, supported by a grant from the Wilmington/New Hanover Arts Council. Having secured an additional Grassroots grant from the Arts Council, plans are underway for a reprisal at the 2025 NC Azalea Festival with an emphasis on featuring performing artists from NC’s historically black colleges and universities!
Marva Robinson, Chair
Krista Holland, Vice Chairperson
Hazel Wrisbon, Treasurer
Joyce Parker-Hewett, Secretary
Dale Pelsey-Becton
Lydia L. Davis
Alexia Hunter
Sandra Robinson
Tufanna Thomas
Jacqueline Williams
Gail B. Wilson
Veda Wilson
Aleta Young
Learn more about Wilmington Alumnae Delta Sigma Theta programs.
