On October 16, 1995, Steve Taylor, and George Jefferson, while attending the Million Man March in Washington, laid the foundation for chartering a new chapter. While at How they reminisced on their college days and how they could bring their idea of a new chapter to fruition.

Anxious to get started on their endeavor, they deliberately recruited and welcomed other inactive Brothers from Montgomery County and throughout the Capitol Region to support the establishment of a new chapter. For several months meetings were held in member homes, church meeting rooms, and at Black-owned restaurants. A formal request for a chapter was submitted to Eastern Regional Director Marvin Cheatham on March 20, 1996.

The new chapter called Sigma Sigma Sigma was chartered on May 3, 1996. The name of Sigma Sigma Sigma was selected in recognition and memory of the Million Man March.

Chartered Members: Brothers Steven Taylor, Franklin Jones, Charles Robinson. Malcolm Bivens, Ben Gaither, George Jefferson, John Jackson, Shawn Stewart, Charles Gaines, Glenn Griffin, Linzell Miller, Linwood Nelson

Since our inception, we have remained steadfast in our commitment to the high ideals of Brotherhood, Scholarship, and Service. The Sigma Sigma Sigma Chapter is comprised of professional men from diverse backgrounds. Many are educators, entrepreneurs, public servants, doctors, lawyers, and innovators; all united by a common goal: to improve the quality of life within our communities.

Our impact is felt through the dedicated execution of our programs in the area of Bigger and Better Business, Social Action, Education and Sigma Beta Club. We invite you to explore our site. Discover our history, engage with our upcoming events, and witness how we are making a difference every day.