Kappa Alpha Theta is a women's fraternity founded in 1870 at DePauw University in Indiana. It was the first Greek-letter organization for women, emphasizing academic excellence, leadership, and personal development. The organization is known for its commitment to philanthropy, particularly through its support of mental health initiatives. With over 200 active chapters across the United States and Canada, Kappa Alpha Theta fosters a sense of sisterhood among its members. The fraternity encourages involvement in campus activities and community service, promoting lifelong friendships and professional networking opportunities for women in various fields.