Brotherhood, Sisterhood & Service
Developing leaders of exemplary character across all cultures, creeds, and beliefs since 1910.
“He/She shall not want as long as I breathe, for he/she is my brother/sister.”
Guiding Principles
The foundation of our fraternal commitment
Our Mission
To develop a brotherhood and sisterhood of exemplary leaders whose character and reputation earn respect and admiration. Brothers and sisters strive every day to uphold our public motto: "He/She shall not want as long as I breathe, for he/she is my brother/sister."
Our Vision
An organization committed to aiding the basic needs of students of different religious beliefs, tribes, and cultures, and molding them into spiritually, socially, and environmentally responsible citizens.
A Legacy of Inclusion & Resilience
Founded in 1910 by nine New York City teenagers as Phi Sigma Beta, Tau Delta Phi was created out of a desire for fraternal connection at a time when membership was denied to many because of their religious background.
Driven by those early principles of inclusion, Tau Delta Phi became the first NIC fraternity in the 1940s to welcome members of all races, creeds, and ethnic origins, advocating integration two decades before the height of the civil rights movement.
1966 & 1978
Brought to the Philippines in 1966 and reactivated on October 13, 1978, by Supreme Master Adrian Fontecha Tampus and Supreme Mistress Velma Abrahan Tarrant.
Recognized Chapters
24 chapters carrying the torch forward across the Philippines
National Leadership
Supreme Council & Executive Leadership
Adrian F. Tampus
Supreme Master
Velma Abrahan Tarrant
Supreme Mistress
Jessie Dalago
Supreme Grand Chancellor
Marlon Bazar
Deputy Supreme Grand ChancellorNews & Events
Announcements and activities from the fraternity
Become Part of Our Legacy
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