Swing Phi Swing SFI- NE Region Sponsorship Form
Dear Sponsor, Swing Phi Swing SFI is a national, non-profit, organization founded in 1969 in Winston Salem, NC. Since the inception, the organization has grown to a sisterhood of over 50 chapters representing undergraduate, graduate and professional women. Throughout the 2026 year, Swing Phi Swing SFI and the Northeast Region, will host events and community service projects to uplift not only our members, but our communities. such event is the annual Regional Meeting which will be held Friday, April 10th through Sunday, April 12th in Boston, MA where affiliated chapters across the region will come together. I invite and encourage you to consider supporting the Northeast Region of Swing Phi Swing SFI as a sponsor or through a journal ad purchase.Why become a sponsor or purchase an ad? Your sponsorship fuels sisterhood, service, and supports advocacy efforts across the Northeast. Every contribution helps us host programs that promote education, health, and social awareness impacting women and our communities. 🤝 Your support allows us to educate, empower and motivate chapters across the NE Region of Swing Phi Swing. Your sponsorship invests in the leadership training our members receive during the meeting which they utilize during yearly community service and advocacy projects which support our three National Programs: Women’s Health, G.O.O.D., Promoting Higher Intelligence. Sponsorship will be a great opportunity to maximize brand visibility across members within the northeast region but to over 1000+ individuals in our national organization. Support our regional community service projects dedicated to addressing and advocating for Period Poverty and Food insecurity. By sponsoring the Northeast Region, you support local service projects, regional leadership development, and outreach that keep our mission active and keep our communities connected. 💜If unable to sponsor, please consider purchasing an ad within our journal Warm Regards,Shemika AustinNortheast Regional Director