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Welcome to Sigma Alpha Lambda Sigma Alpha Lambda is a National Leadership and Honors Organization dedicated to developing the individual and serving our campus and community. The mission of Sigma Alpha Lambda is to recognize members for academic achievement, to engage members in service, and to develop members for leadership. Service is the foundation of our leadership development model as well as the leadership of the organization itself. Through service, individuals look outside themselves and lives are changed, not only for the one being served but even more so for the one serving. As a result of this process, the individual learns more about who they really are and what they value. Our Statement of Purpose and organization
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Rake-a-Thon

University of Virginia SAL members participated in Rake-a-Thon to benefit Habitat for Humanity.

Members joined others in raking lawns in the greater Charlottesville area. They received payment for their services which were then given to Habitat for Humanity to build affordable homes. SAL was able to complete three yards during their time together.

“This was our first service event for the year and our first time doing anything together in a group since COVID and the prior year”, said Josiah Sims, Chapter President. “It was a fulfilling task and provided a great opportunity for us to get together.”

To learn more about the University of Virginia Sigma Alpha Lambda chapter, click here.