Mary Alice is an oncology nurse who works with breast cancer patients. Growing up as an only child, Pi Phi gave Mary Alice the sisters she never had. “I found in Pi Phi a group of diverse, intelligent women who became the sisters I did not have growing up,” she said. She is so happy to be a Foundation Ambassador. “I’m excited about explaining the Foundation goal to collegians and getting them excited about achieving them through donations of ‘time, talent and treasure.’”
 

Betsy is a committed volunteer for Pi Beta Phi. She has been married to her husband Ron for 40 years, and she has moved 20 times, including to China. “I am excited about sharing the story of all Pi Beta Phi Foundation does for Pi Beta Phi with collegians to encourage support as collegians, as chapters and as alumnae,” she said.
 

Emily is a Tennessee Delta and former Chapter President.  She’s a newlywed, a musician, and a dedicated Pi Phi.  “I’m excited about building relationships with Fraternity leadership and collegians”, Emily said.  “All Pi Phis need to know what the Foundation does, how it can benefit Pi Phi and our members, and why it’s important for us to give back.”
 

Hannah is a high school English teacher who knows personally how the Foundation helps Pi Phis. “While in college, I received a Foundation scholarship that allowed me to continue serving as my chapter’s president,” she said. Eager to give back, Hannah is happy to be a Foundation Ambassador. “I’m excited about sharing my love of Pi Phi with other members around the region,” she said. “I cannot wait to meet others who have pledged their loyalty to the wine and blue and share with them how they can continue to support the Fraternity after graduation.”
 

Julie is a third generation Pi Phi. She has volunteered with the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society’s Team in Training and is an Alumnae Club President. “The Foundation is important to me because the Foundation keeps the dream alive and well for current and future generations of Pi Phi. The Foundation truly empowers the Fraternity.”
 

Hayley attended Oklahoma State University where she served as censor, Vice President of Communications and Chapter President for Oklahoma Beta. Hayley is excited to join the Foundation's Ambassador Council because it is a great way to remain in touch with collegians, meet other alumnae and give back to Pi Beta Phi.

Sherrie owns a holiday decorating company called Totally Unique, and she is also a member of her local alumnae Panhellenic. “I’m excited to share my enthusiasm about Pi Phi with other Pi Phis, and to educate and excite them about the Foundation and what can be done,” she said.
 

Kathi is a graduate of University of Missouri who likes to likes to learn more about her family’s genealogy.  “I’m especially excited about sharing with collegians our Foundation’s ability to help those sisters in need,” she said.