The resolution recognizes and honors Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. for its significant contributions to communities, the State of Arkansas, the nation, and the world since its founding in 1914 at Howard University. The fraternity emphasizes the importance of judging members based on merit rather than appearance or connections, and it aims to serve the community by utilizing the skills of its members. Upholding the ideals of "Culture for Service and Service for Humanity," Phi Beta Sigma has established numerous active chapters and has been involved in various initiatives, including the creation of the Phi Beta Sigma National Foundation and the Phi Beta Sigma Federal Credit Union.

Additionally, the fraternity's members contribute significantly to society through volunteer work, mentoring, and scholarships, providing over 576,000 volunteer hours and $1.2 million in scholarships annually. Notable members include influential figures such as George Washington Carver, Congressman John Lewis, and former President Bill Clinton. The resolution calls for the Senate to formally acknowledge the fraternity's impact and contributions, with a copy of the resolution to be provided to its leaders.