YMCA's Link vs Rho Iota Lambda

Get connected with Link, a knowledge-sharing and social-networking platform designed for YMCA staff and volunteers. Designed to connect you to a personalized community of YMCA peers and resources, Link is: Easy: Find what you need when you need it with the optimized search function and streamlined navigation. Social: Engage with YMCA peers across the country in real time. Mobile: Wherever your day takes you, use Link from any device to ask Y colleagues for advice or find a resource.

Greetings Brothers! Welcome to the Rho Iota Lambda App. We are providing this tool to support and enhance our communication, collaboration, and engagement within the fraternal community. We are thrilled to have you join our digital application to connect and receive information at your fingertips. This official Rho Iota Lambda App is for members of the chapter to find out about our events, chat with Chapter members, View Chapter Documents, View Chapter Directory, and much more. The ability to effectively communicate with Chapter members will help us continue to develop leaders, promote brotherhood and academic excellence, while providing service and advocacy for our community. The App also allows guest to view many features of the app in the Guest View. Guests can also receive push notifications of Chapter and Community events. As a Guest you can also contact the brothers, with any questions, or comments. On February 4, 1999, a group of brothers met and discussed the possibility of chartering a chapter in Chesterfield County. This group, then known as the Greater Richmond Alumni Association of Alphas, petitioned the fraternity during the 94th General Convention in Dallas, TX. The brothers identified community groups to begin a partnership and initiated the formal application process for chartering a chapter with the general organization. During this time the group created a constitution and by-laws and began the initial framework for a fully functional chapter. Chapter officers were selected and formal meetings were held twice a month. Several community projects were formalized during this time. Some of them included South Richmond Adult Daycare Center, YMCA: Youth Mentoring Program, Voter Registration, and the Hospitality House.