The Delta Theta Phi Foundation

SUBSTANTIAL Benefits for QUALIFIED Student Senates

The Delta Theta Phi Foundation ("DTPF")* distributes cash awards to ACTIVE student senates with IRS qualified scholarship funds. In some instances, these qualifying scholarship funds have been set up by generous alumni or, in other cases, the student senates have obtained cooperation from their law schools to permit distribution by DTPF to a law school general endowment with earmarking for members of the Delta Theta Phi student senate. In either case, many student senates take advantage of this opportunity and receive funds from the Foundation.

EVERY STUDENT SENATE WITH A QUALIFIED FUND
HAS RECEIVED $500.00 EVERY YEAR SINCE 2004!

TO RECEIVE AWARDS FOR 2008 and beyond, make sure your senate is ACTIVE and send a list of officers and membership applications to the International Office every year. Ask the Executive Director for the “Certification of Foundation” form ASAP if your senate does not have a qualified scholarship fund or if fund information has changed.
Certfication of Foundation Form

* Delta Theta Phi Foundation, Inc. is a separate Section 501(c)(3) private foundation which is not a part of The Delta Theta Phi Law Fraternity, International.

The Delta Theta Phi Leadership Foundation

Our newest foundation was created to further the leadership opportunities and training

All members of Delta Theta Phi are encouraged to support the Leadership Foundation and its mission and programs through annual contributions. All contributions are deductible for estate and income tax purposes as permitted by law.*

What does the Leadership Foundation do?
To fulfill its mission, the Leadership Foundation raises money from members and other supporters and then gives that money away in the form of scholarships and grants for leadership training, and professional & educational programming of the Fraternity and its senates.

How do I contribute to the Leadership Foundation?
First, we urge you to pay your regular alumni dues to remain a member in good standing, which may be deductible as a business expense. Contributions for the potential charitable deduction may be made by sending your check made payable to The Delta Theta Phi Leadership Foundation, P O Box 117, Elyria, OH 44036. In addition, there are programs in place to endow specific named scholarships and grants.

* The Delta Theta Phi Leadership Foundation was formed as a corporation in January, 2007. An EIN was assigned by the IRS in January 2008. Form 1023, the Application for Recognition of Exemption under Section 501(c)(3), with supporting documentation, was filed in February 2008. This new foundation was granted the tax-exempt status on May 15, 2008 as a public charity, retroactive to January 2007.