Volunteers Needed – Lasagna Dinner for Kappa Chapter

Texas ZTA Work Week Dinner

Every year, the Austin ZTA alumnae help the Kappa chapter at the University of Texas with work week by preparing a lasagna dinner for the collegians.

  • Saturday, August 14, 2010
  • dinner served at 5:30pm
  • volunteer jobs start as early as 3pm and as late as 6:30pm
  • after dinner entertainment: recruitment skit practice by the talented young women of Texas ZTA

Volunteer Opportunities

  • Sign up to volunteer: http://www.mysignup.com/cgi-bin/view.cgi?datafile=ztadinner
  • You can sign up for more than one job. Please note the times of the activities at the top of the columns.
  • If you want to eat with everyone, please also sign up for dinner. (More slots can be added if we start to fill them all up.)
  • The Texas ZTA house is at 2711 Nueces, near the University of Texas campus.

Should you have any questions or comments, please contact Peggy Vogt, ZTA alumna and Key Woman, Austin.




Breast Cancer Awareness night with the Silver Stars

Breast Cancer Awareness Night AustinZTA

Breast Cancer Awareness night with

San Antonio’s WNBA team: the Silver Stars

at the AT&T Center
One AT&T Center
San Antonio, Texas 78219

August 13, 2010 @ 7pm

Doors open @ 6pm

For every ticket purchased through a ZTA, $5 goes to the ZTA Foundation!
** To order tickets please contact Evin Martinez, Spurs Sports & Entertainment.

Email: Emartinez@attcenter.com
Phone: 210.444.5000 ext. 4158

Wear your pink letters!




Founders’ Club Award Presented to Austin Alumane

The Austin Area Alumnae chapter of Zeta Tau Alpha was presented a Founders’ Club Award, today, at our International Convention in New Orleans.

This award is presented to chapters who raise $25,000 or more over the biennium for the ZTA Foundation.

We met this lofty goal thanks to the hard work of Lucy Netherton and Julia Ott, the past two chairs of our Celebration of Life Luncheons.

(You can help us reach that goal again in 2012 by donating to this year’s luncheon. We are seeking a few remaining event items and donations for the silent auction.)




Crown Chapter

The Austin Area Alumnae chapter was presented a Crown Chapter award at the Zeta Tau Alpha International Convention in New Orleans this week.

Congratulations to officers from the last two years. Your hard work really paid off for us all!




Celebration of Life 2009

As we are gearing up for the 2010 Celebration of Life Luncheon, we wanted to share some of the images from last year’s event.

Event photography donated by As You Wish photography in Austin, Texas.
Slideshow courtesey of Animoto for a Cause.



Seeking Silent Auction Items

Silent Auction

In addition to corporate sponsorships (.doc) and alumnae sponsorships (.doc), the Celebration of Life planning committee is seeking items for the Silent Auction at the event. Showcase your business at this fine event.

Audience

Attendees of the Celebration of Life include 200 involved, educated women from around Austin, coming from areas such as Westlake, Steiner Ranch and Northwest Hills with above average incomes, most in the top 1% of Austin. Generally the audience is mature with children who are of marrying age. This audience also has the tendency to plan large parties in their own homes and would seek design/catering assistance. Many of the women have a strong affinity for shopping at Julian Gold, our fashion show sponsor. Most of the audience has some tie to breast cancer (survivor or family of someone affected) and tend to purchase items that have supported breast cancer causes in the past.




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The Founders chose Themis to represent the Fraternity. Themis is, in Greek mythology, one of the Titans, daughter of Gaea (Earth) and Uranus (Heaven), and the mother of the three Fates and the Seasons. The goddess of divine justice and law, Themis was the constant companion of the god Zeus and sat beside him on Olympus. In ancient art she is represented holding aloft a pair of scales on which she weighs the claims of opposing parties.

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  • Fri 11/5/2010: Celebration of Life

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