Learn more about Enchantee Sorority
History
In a world where teenage girls are often bombarded with conflicting messages about identity, success, and self-worth, a small group of high school students decided to chart a different course. Rather than waiting for opportunities to come to them, they created their own, founding a sorority grounded not in popularity or exclusivity, but in purpose. What began as a series of casual conversations between friends about leadership, self-confidence, and giving back soon blossomed into a lasting initiative—one that captured attention, sparked deep interest, and quietly took root in the Savannah community.
Colors
The colors of the sorority—maroon and gold—were chosen with deep intention and meaning. Maroon symbolized strength, resilience, and the unwavering commitment each member brought to her personal growth and to the sisterhood. Gold represented excellence, wisdom, and the light each young woman carried into her community. Together, these colors reflected the values of Enchantee: to develop strong character, build lives with purpose, and the pursuit of a life well-lived.
Types of Programs
Enchantee Sorority offered a wide range of programs designed to nurture the whole person and support various stages of a young girl's development. From leadership workshops and academic enrichment sessions to cultural outings, service projects, and mentoring circles, each program was thoughtfully created to inspire growth, confidence, and connection.