Tri Kappa Membership
“Connect in joyous fellowship one with the other.”
~Diane Trout-Cummins~
Philanthropic Service Sorority in Indiana
“Connect in joyous fellowship one with the other.”
~Diane Trout-Cummins~
Tri Kappa is unique in that it is a Greek organization located only within the boundaries of the state of Indiana. It is larger than most Greek organizations with national membership—both in number of members and number of chapters.
Each Active Tri Kappa Chapter annually includes work promoting charity, culture and education. This work incorporates moneymaking projects and community volunteer efforts.
Tri Kappa is an “invitation only” sorority. A potential member is invited by an Active sister in the local chapter. A Pledge is allowed into our Tri Kappa sorority by a secret ballot vote.
The object of this organization shall be to bring women into close, unselfish relationship for the promotion of charity, culture and education.
Tri Kappa chapters are governed by State Convention and State Council consisting of five members. Chapters abide by a set of State Bylaws and also by a set of bylaws written by the Chapter themselves. Many of our chapters are incorporated. Tri Kappa is a 501(c)(3) organization.
Kappa Kappa Kappa is a thriving Greek sorority made up of almost 8,000 women in approximately 250 Active and Associate Chapters. Find a Chapter here!
An Active member is one who is duly initiated into an active chapter and who participates in the work of the active chapter.
A College member is a member of an active chapter who is a full-time student for at least nine months of the year.
Honorary membership is no longer granted. Those named prior to April 29, 1983 can retain their honorary status.
An Associate member is one who has been duly initiated into an active chapter, who has given a minimum of ten years of active service, and who, having ceased to be a member of an active chapter, participates in the work of an associate chapter.
A Key member is any member who has given a minimum of ten years of service, is required to attend five meetings each term and has full voting privileges.
A Sustaining member is any member who has given a minimum of fifteen years of service. She relinquishes all voting rights but may attend chapter functions. She has the option to reside out of state.