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On October 16, 1995, Steve Taylor and George Jefferson laid the groundwork for chartering a new chapter while attending the Million Man March in Washington, D.C. They recruited inactive Brothers from Montgomery County and the Capitol Region, holding meetings in homes, churches, and Black-owned restaurants.

Their efforts culminated in the chartering of Sigma Sigma Sigma on May 3, 1996, honoring the Million Man March.

In 2009, seven Sigma brothers, led by L. Anthony Baker, sought to establish a new chapter of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. in Southern Maryland. They expanded to 10 charter members, created a project plan, and submitted their request for a charter, which was approved on October 29, 2009. The new chapter, Omicron Delta Sigma, was officially announced at the Tri-State Conference, and the brothers immediately began work on education and social action initiatives.

In 2009, several Sigma brothers from Prince William County, VA, saw the need for a stronger presence of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. in their community and worked to establish the Omicron Zeta Sigma Chapter. Through meetings at local restaurants and outreach to alumni chapters across Virginia, they rallied support and secured their charter on November 1, 2009. On January 16, 2010, the 36 charter members unveiled the chapter’s certificate and elected the first executive board during their inaugural retreat.

The Theta Tau Sigma Chapter was chartered on August 15, 1983, by seven men from Northern Virginia, who saw a need for a local chapter since the closest was in Richmond. The chapter’s early efforts included fundraising for scholarships and holding informational meetings, which led to its first initiates and the launch of the annual Blue and White Scholarship Ball. In 1989, the chapter chartered the Rho Tau Chapter at George Mason University, which later helped form the Zeta Omicron Chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. at the university.