For chapter officers and the women who advise them
You run the chapter. Start with three free kits.
Bid Day, the mixer calendar, and the sisterhood nights in between are where an officer year is won or lost, and they are the events that get planned last because recruitment eats everything first. I built these three kits for the officer who just got handed the binder with half the pages missing. Each one is finished, free, and lands in your inbox in seconds.
The kits
Pick the one your calendar needs first. Each opens its own page with the full contents.
Bid Day Planning Kit
The B.I.D.D.A.Y. budget framework, the backwards timeline, the sign system that survives a late bid list, and the printables you can hand straight to your committee.
Get the Bid Day kit
Games, Icebreakers and Little Rituals Kit
Sixteen games in three groups, the safety cut list that kills a bad game before it runs, the little-rituals layer, and six print-and-cut pages.
Get the Games kit
Mixer Themes Kit
Themes across five categories, the four-question pick test, sisterhood-only versions, and the five-minute plan that turns a theme into a night people show up to.
Get the Mixer kitWhy these come from me
I spent years on national sorority headquarters staff working with more than 150 chapter advisors and officers, after two terms as my own chapter’s president. I have advised more than one chapter since. Every page in these kits is the version of the advice I wish someone had printed out for me at 10pm the night before.
The full officer system is next
The three kits above are yours today. What this list gets you is first access to the officer operating system I am building on top of them, and a real say in what gets built first. It is not ready yet, and I would rather tell you that than pretend.
From Hope Gray: two-term chapter president, former national sorority headquarters staff, chapter advisor, and practicing attorney.
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