Zeta Amicae
of Charlotte
The Zeta Amicae Auxiliary has a rich history of service, friendship, and support of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated. In 1948, the Sorority officially recognized organized auxiliaries known as Zeta Amicae, meaning “Friends of Zeta,” creating a formal way for women to support Zeta’s commitment to service and community engagement.
Today, Zeta Amicae auxiliaries serve throughout all eight regions of Zeta Phi Beta, working alongside chapters to strengthen communities through service, outreach, and support. Amicae continue to play an important role in extending Zeta’s impact while fostering meaningful connections among women committed to making a difference.
Honoring the History. Celebrating the Legacy. Continuing the Work.
The Zeta Amicae of Charlotte, sponsored by the Delta Zeta Chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated, was established on February 22, 1978, in Charlotte, North Carolina. For nearly five decades, the auxiliary has supported the chapter's commitment to service while building lasting connections among women dedicated to making a positive impact in the Charlotte community.
In 2026, the Zeta Amicae of Charlotte will further its legacy of service and education by launching two scholarships established in honor of cherished members whose dedication and contributions continue to inspire others: the Amica Helen B. Floyd Academic Scholarship and the Amica DeLaura Wilson Community Service Scholarship.
Benefits of Membership
- Experience the satisfaction of and feel good about helping someone less fortunate.
- Be a part of a group that makes a difference in the lives of other people.
- Meet people with similar interests and concerns and develop new acquaintanceships statewide, regionally, and nationally.
- Experience self-development through attending national, regional, state conferences, and through auxiliaries’ activities and meetings
- Utilize gifts, talents, and resources for community-based projects.
MEMBERSHIP FAQs
Explore the FAQs below to learn more about the qualifications, commitments, and qualities we look for in prospective members.
Who is an ideal candidate for membership?
Women who are community-minded, service-oriented, cooperative, and interested in becoming affiliated with Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated.
Do I need a four-year college degree?
No. Candidates who hold a four-year college degree will not be considered.
Do I need to be active in my community?
Yes. Ideal candidates should be involved in community service, outreach, religious, or other community-based activities.
Can I belong to another Greek-letter organization?
Candidates should not be members of a professional Greek-letter organization.
Is there a time and financial commitment?
Yes. Candidates should be prepared to meet the time and financial responsibilities associated with membership.
What personal qualities are important?
Candidates should demonstrate maturity, a positive attitude, a cooperative spirit, and the ability to work well with others toward a common goal.
Do I need to be interested in Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated?
Yes. Candidates should have a genuine desire to become affiliated with Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated.
Scholarship Opportunities
Amica Helen B. Floyd
Academic Scholarship
Supports students in pursuing their educational goals while recognizing academic achievement and a commitment to future success.
Amica DeLaura Wilson
Community Service Scholarship
Recognizes students who demonstrate a strong commitment to serving others and making a meaningful difference in their communities.
