CORPUS CHRISTI – Drenda Wiley’s smile was obvious.
The local woman was elated to be honored recently as the President of District III by Epsilon Sigma Alpha International.
The presentation occurred at the Texas State Convention, held May 4 through 6, in Corpus Christi.
District III, under Drenda’s leadership, received the highest award given to Districts accepting Top District Award for Texas on behalf of District III.
The District III Texas State Council includes Zeta Epsilon #1965 in Sinton; Lambda Iota #2665 in Weslaco; and Kappa Mu #2737 in Harlingen/Port Isabel.
There are 10 Districts in in Texas. The local district, as do other ESA International Sororities, support St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital as the focal philanthropic project. District II ESA chapters also support the American Diabetes Association education program; Susan G. Komen-Breast Cancer, The Alzheimer’s Association, Ronald McDonald House, Texas Elks Children’s Services and American Military Support and other worthwhile causes.
Epsilon Sigma Alpha International began in 1929 because a group of individuals came together to learn, grow and prepare themselves for an ever-changing world.
Celebrating more than 83 years of success, ESA has developed new and creative avenues in which volunteers can make differences in the world. ESA stands for Education, Service, and Association.
The purpose of the organization is to grow knowledge through our Educational Program, to be of service to others and to our sisters, and to provide a social program where we enjoy each other’s company.
Never has there been a time when volunteering has been more important. We live in an increasingly complex world that moves at a rapid pace.
Demand for the individual talents have developed through sorority has not diminished.
Those interested in Education Service and Association you may contact ESA International chapters through our websites, www.esatexas.org or www.epsilonsigmaalpha.org.
