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Established 1941

Eight Decades of Newark Heritage

For over eighty years, Newark Chapter No. 10 has gathered under a shared commitment to fraternal fellowship and quiet, hands-on civic duty in Delaware.

Our Foundation

Bound by a shared commitment to service that outlasts any single generation.

Since our charter was granted in 1941, our members have walked these Newark streets with a quiet resolve to lift up neighbors and foster lifelong fraternal bonds.

Vintage black and white archival photo of fraternal members gathered around a wooden table under soft window light, warm editorial style.
Vintage black and white archival photo of fraternal members gathered around a wooden table under soft window light, warm editorial style.
Warm vintage photograph of a student receiving a certificate from community leaders, soft natural lighting, shallow depth of field.
Warm vintage photograph of a student receiving a certificate from community leaders, soft natural lighting, shallow depth of field.
Warm editorial photograph of diverse adults collaborating on a community service project outdoors, soft daylight, navy and gold accents.
Warm editorial photograph of diverse adults collaborating on a community service project outdoors, soft daylight, navy and gold accents.
The Chronicle

Our Newark Journey

1941 — The Charter

The Charter Era

Established during a time of global transition, our founders gathered to build a sanctuary of fellowship and local civic duty.

1970s — Stewardship

Decades of Growth

Expanding our reach, the chapter pioneered educational scholarships for local Newark youth, cementing our role as community stewards.

Present Day — Continuity

A Continuous Legacy

Today, we carry the same quiet resolve, adapting our fraternal bond to meet the modern needs of Delaware families.

The Archives

Moments of Fellowship

A visual record of our quiet presence in Delaware—from historic gatherings to modern service days.

See Our Service Work

Join Our Legacy of Service

Our fraternal bond translates into active civic duty and lifelong fellowship.