Fraternity organizations are social groups typically found in colleges and universities, primarily in the United States. They often focus on brotherhood, leadership, and community service, providing members with opportunities for personal development and networking. Members usually participate in various activities, including social events, philanthropic efforts, and academic support. These organizations are often identified by Greek letters, such as Alpha, Beta, and Gamma. Each fraternity has its own values, traditions, and rituals, which help foster a sense of belonging among members. While some fraternities are known for their social events, others emphasize academic achievement and community involvement.