1. You will create change for the better.

Whether your sorority decides to help the homeless in your community by volunteering at a local soup kitchen ors put a smile on sick kids faces by volunteering in your local hospital's child life department, you will definitely create change for the better. Even if it is for just one moment or one day, you can go to sleep at night knowing that you've positively impacted someone who is less fortunate, even if it is just for one day or maybe even one hour.

2. You will have the chance to bond with overs through service. 

Chances are that your newfound sorority sisters will be as passionate and dedicated to serving others as you are! After all, you are in a service sorority. Not only will you inevitably bond with your "sisters" through being in the sorority together, but you will also likely bond with them while serving the less fortunate and helping others. What could be better than that?

3. You will most certainly find your "girl gang."

If you are looking for the opportunity to serve others and meet lifelong friends, look no further than a service sorority! Not only will you get to meet other girls who, like you, care a lot about helping those in need, but you will also find friends for life! Your sisters will be there for you to cheer you up when you feel down and to cheer you on, always. Being in a service sorority is not only about serving others, but it is also about friendship, sisterhood, positivity, and a bond that cannot be broken. It's not just for the four years that you are in college, it is for a lifetime!

4. It will teach you valuable life skills.

Being part of a group like a service sorority will not only boost your self-confidence, but it can also help you develop some very important life skills. Your membership in a service sorority can help you become a better leader, team player, and most importantly, a better person overall. Your membership will allow you to take advantage of opportunities you might have otherwise not taken advantage of.

For instance, you can lead a march for pay equality or even advocate for more public resources for the homeless population in your community. Whatever you do, know that stepping outside of your comfort zone and serving with pride, kindness, and compassion can potentially make your community, the country, and even the world a better place for this generation and generations to come.