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Alpha Delta Pi

Alpha Delta Pi is a sorority that was founded on May 15, 1851 at Wesleyan College in Macon, Georgia. The group is most commonly referred to as ADPi and is a proud member of the National Panhellenic Council, which includes 26 of the oldest sororities. There are approximately 161 chapters of ADPi, including alumnae chapters, with over 200,000 lifetime initiates.

If you're fortunate to call yourself a part of the ADPi family, you'll love the selection of ADPi apparel and Alpha Delta Pi merchandise at Greek U. Order ADPi shirts to stock your wardrobe or pick out a Greek-lettered water bottle to stay hydrated between classes. Our premium ADPi products feature the group's official Greek letters and colors, so you'll be easy to spot as a proud sister. Looking for a gift idea for your Big or Little Sister, but not sure where to start? A blue ADPi Greek letter V-neck is always a great choice, though our other Alpha Delta Pi shirts are fantastic as well. Shop our selection today to find the perfect ADPi merchandise for any need and take advantage of our convenient shipping options to have your selections delivered quickly.

Alpha Delta Pi Alpha Delta Pi Pennant Decal
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Alpha Delta Pi Pennant Decal

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Alpha Delta Pi Pennant Decal Sticker. Put our stickers on your cars, laptops, drinkware, phone cases and more! Approximately 3.3 inches wide.
Welcome Alpha Delta Pi members to the ADPi Store!
If you’re a member of Alpha Delta Pi, you want to show it off! Fortunately, Greek U is here to give you access to all the Alpha Delta Pi clothing and apparel you could ever want, including shirts and sweatshirts!

Shop the Greek U sorority store to see all of the latest lion and diamond designs on our Alpha Delta Pi merchandise and clothing. We hope you enjoy, and thanks for shopping!

Why Shop the Greek U Alpha Delta Pi Store?
When you shop with Greek U, you get to choose from a huge selection of Alpha Delta Pi clothing, designs, and gifts. We've personalized all of our clothing to include the ADPi mascot, Alphie the Lion, and the official symbol of the diamond. No matter where you look, you won’t find a larger variety of goodies than in the Greek U store!

To achieve that goal, we’ve worked with hundreds of sisters around the country, which has allowed us to offer the highest-quality clothing and merchandise on the web. We make sure to carry the newest and most popular items so you can keep up with the latest Alpha Delta Pi trends!

You'll find a ton of gifts to choose from, including Alpha Delta Pi shirts, water bottles, hats, tote bags, and sunglasses.All of our ADPi clothing that come in various sizes, colors, and styles. This means you can order Alpha Delta Pi sweatshirts for your whole chapter!

No matter what you need (including unique Alpha Delta Pi jewelry), Greek U has it! Visit our Alpha Delta Pi store today to learn more.

The History of Alpha Delta Pi
Founded on the campus of Wesleyan College in Macon, Georgia in 1851, Alpha Delta Pi started as the university's first secret society for women. Today, the sorority has over 150 chapters and more than 220,000 collegiate members throughout the U.S. and Canada!

Each chapter goes by the motto, "We Live for Each Other," and rocks the organization's colors which are azure blue and white. The organization has a long history of philanthropic activity. Today, Alpha Delta Pi’s national philanthropy is the Ronald McDonald House Charities, which help create, find, and support programs designed to encourage the health and well-being of children. since 1979. Thanks to its partnership with Ronald McDonald House Charities, Alpha Delta Pi has succeeded in raising and donating more than $7.8 million to supported organizations.

Beyond its charitable giving, Alpha Delta Pi also has a long history of churning out notable graduates, including Ainsley Earhardt, a notable Journalist, Kelli Finglass, the Director of the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders, Jessica Nelson North, editor at Poetry, Sandra Palmer, a professional golfer, Ali Rogers, runner-up in Miss America 2013, Judy Woodruff, news correspondent, and Lanie Hudson, Miss South Carolina 2014.

As long as the sorority continues to function, there’s no question it will continue to support and uplift women from all different backgrounds and walks of life.