Financial planning, money management, consumer education, investments and employment opportunities are but a few of BAHA’s money concerns under Economic Development. Various programs that will help members and our communities to begin the journey to financial independence have been implemented by our chapter.

  • An Economic Summit scheduled during April
  • Participation in Marilyn Logan’s “Saving My $5’s” financial campaign
  • Financial Seminar for High School Students in conjunction with BAHA’s Delta Youth Explosion
  • Estate Planning/Will Writing/Medicare Education Seminar
  • Adopt-A-Black-Business initiative held each month at chapter meeting. Members receive flyers and announcements in support of black owned businesses.
  • Quarterly newsletters and monthly informational sheets at chapter meetings
  • BAHA ‘Red Pages” – A business directory of entrepreneurial offerings of goods and services provided by members of Delta Sigma Theta, Bay Area Houston chapter.

    • Habitat for Humanity

    BAHA members are regular supporters both financially and physically in our local Habitat for Humanity affiliates’ “Women Build”. Members participate in the annual Women Build walk held during February as well as volunteer to construct affordable housing during the Women Build Workday. To date, BAHA members has contributed over 250 build date hours and over $1,500 in donations.