Throughout 2024, the Perpetual Roses of Wisconsin remained steadfast in service, leading impactful initiatives across the community. The group hosted the first-ever Black History Month program in the Germantown School District, worked in a local community garden to cultivate fresh produce for families in need, and prepared and served meals at a local homeless shelter. Members also partnered with area schools to provide seasonal wraps and healthy snacks for students, and organized heart health and fitness-focused events to promote wellness.

A sold-out garden tea event, centered on the “Black Tea Experience,” brought the community together for celebration and education. Through these collective efforts, the group raised over $4,000 in scholarship funds to support students within the service area. These hands-on initiatives reflect an unwavering commitment to uplifting and nourishing the communities served. In addition, the Perpetual Roses proudly supported voter education and registration efforts—reinforcing the vital importance of civic engagement in the places we call home.

With unwavering dedication, the group submitted its chapter chartering application to Central Regional Director Kiana W. Davis in January 2025. Just one month later, in February 2025, their collective efforts were joyfully rewarded with the official news that The Perpetual Roses of Wisconsin Interest Group had been approved to charter as a graduate chapter.