From left: Phillips Murrah Director Mark E. Hornbeek, Margaret Clark, Phillips Murrah Director Cody J. Cooper, Lauren Cooper, Phillips Murrah Attorney Phoebe M. Barber, and Matt Barber.
In the vibrant heart of Oklahoma City, Phillips Murrah proudly supported the Twin Stars Supper alongside the Kappa Alpha Theta Alumnae, a gathering that benefited CASA of Oklahoma County, Inc.
From universities nationwide, Theta alumnae came together in the metro area for more than just socializing—they embodied sisterhood through civic service and camaraderie.
“The Twin Stars Supper was a fantastic event that brought together Theta alumnae and alumnae from around the Panhellenic community to benefit Court Appointed Special Advocates of Oklahoma County,” said Phillips Murrah Attorney Phoebe M. Barber. “The event truly captured the philanthropic vibrancy of Oklahoma City, with more than seven local restaurants donating all food for the event in a farm-to-table-type atmosphere. Theta alumnae are proud to support CASA, and enjoyed doing so through this fun and unique event.”
With nearly 350 active members, the Oklahoma City Kappa Alpha Theta Alumnae Chapter is one of the largest in the country. It offers a lifetime of Theta experiences. Joining them means not just attending events but engaging in philanthropy, forming lasting connections, and creating cherished memories with Theta sisters.
Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) of Oklahoma County, Inc., whose mission is to provide trained volunteers to champion children’s best interests in foster care, is this month’s Pay if Forward Beneficiary.
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