Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc., Epsilon Epsilon Sigma Chapter

Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc., Epsilon Epsilon Sigmas Chapter Bro. Buchanan recently supported Klean Kutz LLC., a black-owned barbershop located in Federal Way, WA, purchasing a shave. If you are looking for the best barbershop in Federal Way, please support Klean Kuts Barbershop, and don’t forget to tell them the ‘MAB sent you.

As a part of our mission to encourage black-owned businesses to improve their efficiency, proficiency, and customer service, the Seattle based chapter remains committed to encouraging them to compete favorably on all fronts.

How do we expect support from others if we don’t support ourselves? Please support a black-owned business today.

Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc., Epsilon Epsilon Sigmas Chapter Bro. Buchanan recently donated whole blood for Bloodworks NW. Did You Know - 204.9 million people in the U.S. are eligible to donate, but only 6.15 million people actually give blood. The People’s Fraternity encourages you to do your part and donate to keep our blood supply stable.

Sigma, more than a fraternity, we are the standard by which all others are measured by.

Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc., Epsilon Epsilon Sigma Chapter and Kappa Lambda ‘Kings and Legends’ Chapter supporting the 33rd TIE-ONE-ON Luncheon sponsored by Turner Construction Company. Brothers pictured from left to right: Bro Jacob Feleke, Bro CJ Dancer, Bro Emile Pitre, Bro Nate Miles and Bro Lenny Haynes.

This luncheon continues to serve as a “rite of passage” for approximately 85 young men, the keynote speaker was Governor Jay Inslee.

Shoutout to Bro Emile Pitre for the photography work 🤘🏾

Sigma, more than a fraternity, we are the standard by which all others are measured by.





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Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc., Epsilon Epsilon Sigmas Chapter Bro. Buchanan recently supported Klean Kutz LLC., a black-owned barbershop located in Federal Way, WA, purchasing a shave and a hot towel treatment. If you are looking for the best barbershop in Federal Way, please support Klean Kuts Barbershop, and don’t forget to tell them the ‘MAB sent you.

As a part of our mission to encourage black-owned businesses to improve their efficiency, proficiency, and customer service, the Seattle based chapter remains committed to encouraging them to compete favorably on all fronts.

How do we expect support from others if we don’t support ourselves? Please support a black-owned business today.

Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc., Epsilon Epsilon Sigma Chapter Bro. Eric Strand teamed up with Faith Tabernacle WORLD Ministries for feeding the homeless over the weekend. We served meals to our unhoused neighbors in the S**O neighborhood. We also provided clothing, toiletries, and other needed supplies.

Sigma, more than a fraternity, we are the standard by which all others are measured by.

Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc., Epsilon Epsilon Sigma Chapter Bro Emile Pitre pictured with the owner Bro Guy Thomas of The Original Philly’s, a black-owned business in Seattle, WA.

As a part of our mission to encourage black-owned businesses to improve their efficiency, proficiency, and customer service, the Seattle based chapter remains committed to encouraging them to compete favorably on all fronts. If you are looking for those authentic Philly cheesesteaks, sandwiches, hoagies, fries, wings and a Philly salad please support Bro Guy Thomas (Sp 85’, AH chapter of FAMU) and The Original Philly’s and tell them the People’s Fraternity sent you!

Sigma, more than a fraternity, we are the standard by which all others are measured by.

Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc., Epsilon Epsilon Sigmas Chapter Bro. Buchanan recently supported Premier Grooming Lounge, a black-owned barbershop located in Charlotte, NC, purchasing a shave and a hot towel treatment, courtesy of barber Frat Tez Lofton. If you are looking for the best barbershop in the Queen City of the South, please support Premier Grooming Lounge, and don’t forget to tell them the ‘MAB sent you.

As a part of our mission to encourage black-owned businesses to improve their efficiency, proficiency, and customer service, the Seattle based chapter remains committed to encouraging them to compete favorably on all fronts.

How do we expect support from others if we don’t support ourselves? Please support a black-owned business today.