The Robbie Page Memorial was established in 1951. It was created on behalf of Robbie Page, the son of past National President, Mary Holloway Page Lovejoy, and his tragic death from Polio. At the time there wasn't a cure for polio so, Tri Sigma sisters across the nation set out to raise money for research.

In 1954 Robbie Page Memorial was adopted as Sigma’s National Philanthropy and began Sigma’s long range programming in support for play therapy for hospitalized children.

Tri Sigma’s have an interest in service and an earnest desire to help others. Sisters of Tri Sigma can find reward in knowing that their efforts make children smile.

Our Sorority's principal philanthropy has the following main functions:


1. To support leadership and training programs for women


2. To offer scholarships to graduate and undergraduate members


3. To provide grants to hospitals and programs that help children