Royal Court Delta of Mu Beta Phi Military Fraternity, Inc. was Chartered in the City of Columbia, South Carolina. The Royal Court named its chapter “Carolina Kings” because of the area in which the chartering members lived at the date of its charter. The Kings of Royal Court Delta reside in the various cities around North and South Carolina.
MU BETA PHI MILITARY FRATERNITY INC. was Founded March 22, 2017 and officially incorporated April 17, 2017 by three Active Duty and Retired military men, across three branches of service. Their aspirations to serve support and defend the men and women in the local and veteran communities amplified their passion to give back. In those aspirations, Mu Beta Phi was created. Built off the principle of Mission, Brotherhood, and Professionalism, the brothers of Mu Beta Phi, have taken a sworn oath to STRENGTHEN the veteran community, restore FAITH in the community, and broaden KNOWLEDGE to our Veterans.
The Brothers of MU BETA PHI are leaders in the local and veteran communities. We strive to develop our communities through education, advocacy, mentorship, motivation and most importantly, development of our youth and defense of our veterans. Our primary objectives of strengthening the local and veteran communities, restoring faith in the veteran communities and broadening the knowledge of our veterans we serve, are key in our success. Standing with dedicated men and organizations to fulfill this goal, we provide a haven to develop brotherhood, friendship, community involvement and change for the greater good. We are family, we are servicemen, we are stewards and through that we have one common goal; STRENGTH IN UNITY!
The Fraternity may grant a charter to any group of members under the procedures established in the Fraternity Laws, while retaining all powers in regards to charters delegated to the Fraternity. When members are allowed a charter as a Chapter, they agree to comply with the duties and responsibilities incumbent upon Chapters as provided in the Fraternity Laws. All Chapters are virtually independent of the Fraternity. Each Chapter establishes its own dues, assessments, and charges; elect its own officers. None of the Chapters have any authority to act for or bind the Fraternity. None of the Chapters are a subsidiary of the Fraternity. Each chapter is distinct from one another. Each Royal Court of Mu Beta Phi Military Fraternity Inc. will develop their own By-Laws that cannot supersede the Fraternity By-Laws. The Royal Courts will give members in the local area the service of Brotherhood close to home. The Royal Courts make up the fraternity’s state to state body of our organization.