Rhoer Club

Rhoer Clubs are organized on a local, regional and national level. Local clubs are advised by chapters of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. and attend annual regional meetings to meet other Rhoers from their region.
The purpose of the Rhoers Club is to provide a positive experience for young women ages 12 to 18 in leadership development, academic counseling, personal counseling, mentoring, community service, and rites of passage. They participate in many of the activities of the sorority as well as special youth development programs.
Rhoer Clubs offer girls the opportunity to build their self esteem, learn about their heritage and develop the skills needed to be personally and academically successful. Leadership, Community Service and Scholarship are the hallmarks of the activity of the Rhoer Club. 
Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. believes in training young girls to be leaders in their own lives and their communities so they will make a difference. The sorority’s motto of “Greater Service, Greater Progress” reflects its drive to train girls to serve their community to improve the quality of life for all. Girls are taught the importance of Scholarship because only through education will anyone ever reach their full potential.

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All little history.

    The Rhoer Club of Sigma Gamma Rho was created on July 7th, 1939 in New York City, NY. Founded by Mrs. Mary Lou Allison Gardener-Little at Sigma Gamma Rho's 14th Biannual Boule (Sorority National Conference).

 

The Rhoer Club is a collective group of young ladies that are "On fire to serve". 

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