Headquarters Facility Updates
Updated May 11, 2026
Last fall, the National Council made the strategic decision to sell our Indianapolis property, and we are pleased to announce that the sale has now officially closed.
Alpha Sigma Tau has secured a new location in the same Indianapolis neighborhood. This facility will serve as a secure, climate-controlled storage facility for our archives and other operational items and a mailing address for the organization.
Please note that, unlike our previous locations, the new facility is not open for member visits. However, Alpha Sigma Tau will continue growing our digital museum and featuring select collections at Convention and other special Alpha Sigma Tau gatherings, so our shared memories remain a living part of our Sisterhood.
Our professional staff has transitioned to fully remote work and remains committed to delivering the same high level of service and support our membership has always counted on.
Questions may be directed to National President Jamie Jones Miller or Chief Executive Officer Jordan Feldhaus at the contact information listed in the FAQs below.
Frequently Asked Questions
8780 Purdue Rd., Suite 5
Indianapolis, IN 46268
The COVID-19 pandemic brought about many work and social changes. Organizations across all industries and sectors—including NPC organizations—began rethinking the way they structure the use of physical office space, often prompting more creative use of space to work, play, and gather. At the time of the building being listed on the market, more than half of the Alpha Sigma Tau professional staff worked remotely. As we consider the future, new partnerships and the integration of AI, AΣΤ needs to be on the cutting edge of innovation in the industry. This will allow us to grow and flourish for many years to come.
Due to rising costs and declining membership, AΣΤ has been challenged to think of ways to lower expenses, grow investments, and still provide an excellent membership experience. The National Council has considered this strategic direction for many years, and the sale of the building aligns with that long-term vision.
Unlike 3334 Founders Road, the Sorority’s new space (8780 Purdue Rd) is not equipped to host visitors. The suite is primarily a climate-controlled space to store the Sorority and Foundation’s archival and operational items and for occasional administrative work.
All staff will support Alpha Sigma Tau as remote employees. Prior to the building sale, more than half of Alpha Sigma Tau’s employees were remote. Staff members have already begun assessing processes and procedures dependent on a physical office location, and this initiative will continue throughout 2026.
3334 Founders Road was put on the market in mid-October 2025; closing was April 30, 2026; and the property was fully vacated on May 1, 2026.
Effective immediately, send mail, checks, and packages to 8780 Purdue Rd, Suite 5, Indianapolis, IN 46268.
You can also contact us at headquarters@alphasigmatau.org or call 317-613-7575. You may also donate to the Foundation online here.
If you recently sent mail or packages to 3334 Founders Road, it should automatically be forwarded to the new address. If your package has tracking on it, please monitor the tracking information and inform us if it has been delivered to the wrong location.
Not to fear! Our mail will be forwarded to the new address for the next year.
Our archives are a cherished part of Alpha Sigma Tau’s history, and preserving these precious items was—and remains—a top priority. In the Sorority’s new climate-controlled space, archives have a dedicated storage location.
For the packing process, the Sorority consulted a professional archivist who helped the team invest in appropriate storage materials and develop packing strategies in alignment with archival industry standards and in anticipation of our future digital collections.
Alpha Sigma Tau has already launched a digital museum to make these stories and memories accessible to members everywhere, and we will continue to expand this collection. With Alpha Sigma Tau’s most precious items in long-term storage, your support of the Foundation’s National Archives Preservation Fund is more important than ever.
Archives preservation is a top priority of the Foundation’s Giving Our All campaign, and donations help ensure these historical items are preserved and shared for generations to come.
Explore Alpha Sigma Tau’s digital museum here at alphasigmatau.org/museum.
In October 2025, the Sorority’s October monthly newsletters, sent to all members with email addresses listed in our database, included an announcement of the National Council’s decision to list the building on the market. In May 2026, an email was sent to all members with email addresses listed in our database announcing the final sale of the building, new address, and more.
If you did not receive a communication, there are three possible reasons:
- You have previously unsubscribed from AΣΤ emails.
- We do not have your current email address.
- The message went to your email’s “junk” or “spam” folder.
Please review your contact information and communications preferences online here . If you have not received a AΣΤ email in the last year and feel you may have unsubscribed in error, please contact us at communications@alphasigmatau.org or call 317-613-7572.
The best way to support Alpha Sigma Tau is to stay engaged: donate to the National Archives Preservation Fund, volunteer your time, get involved with Sorority initiatives, and continue to connect with your Sisters. The stability offered through your support is especially meaningful as we navigate this transition and plan for the Sorority’s future.
For questions or concerns, please contact either:
- National President Jamie Jones Miller at jmiller@alphasigmatau.org
- Chief Executive Officer Jordan Feldhaus at jfeldhaus@alphasigmatau.org or 317-613-7575
Evolving with Purpose: The Story of the Headquarters Facility
From 2010-2026, 3334 Founders Rd in Indianapolis, Indiana, was the home of Alpha Sigma Tau Headquarters. Throughout the Sorority’s history, our space has evolved, moving from the National President’s home to an administrative hub, and ultimately to a fully equipped Headquarters supporting operations and programs. Over the years, this space has played a key role in supporting transformative organizational milestones, from the implementation of a modern governance model to the expansion of a thriving Foundation.
But our move to Indianapolis was just one chapter in a long story of adaptability and progress. Over the years, Alpha Sigma Tau’s Headquarters has taken many forms, reflecting the Sorority’s growth and evolution.
Explore the Headquarters facility evolution below:
Before 1934
In our earliest days, “Headquarters” was wherever the National President called home—a reflection of the times and the dedication that shaped Alpha Sigma Tau’s early years.
Illustration from June 1929 issue of The Anchor
1934–1949
The first true “Central Office” was established in Columbus, Ohio, under the direction of Carrie Staehle, then-National President. This marked an important step toward building a more centralized and professional organization.
1949–1981
Our “Central Office” later relocated from Columbus, Ohio, to Clayton, Missouri, and then to St. Louis, Missouri, guided by then-National President Elizabeth Wilson. Each move represented the Sorority’s expanding reach and operational growth.
1980–2008
In 1980, the National Council appointed a National Headquarters Site Committee, co-chaired by Cynthia Peckhart McCrory and Virginia Childress Becker, to research options for the Sorority’s next Headquarters location. In 1981, the National Council selected Birmingham, Alabama. There, operations began humbly in then-National President Sybil King’s basement before the Foundation purchased office space and leased it to the Sorority. Birmingham remained our home for nearly three decades, serving as a cornerstone for modern organizational development.
2008–2026
In 2008, Alpha Sigma Tau prepared to embrace a new era. The National Council voted to hire an Executive Director, purchase a dedicated facility, and relocate Headquarters to Indianapolis, Indiana. In 2012, the move was celebrated with a grand opening during the 39th National Convention, complete with an ice cream social, the debut of the newly redesigned archives, and tours of our freshly renovated office space.