The resolution recognizes and honors Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. for its significant contributions to communities at local, state, national, and global levels since its founding in 1914 at Howard University. The fraternity emphasizes the importance of judging individuals based on their merits rather than superficial attributes and 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 instrumental in founding organizations such as the Phi Beta Sigma National Foundation and the Phi Beta Sigma Federal Credit Union.

Additionally, the fraternity's members are noted for their extensive volunteer efforts, contributing over 576,000 hours annually, mentoring 4,500 young men, and providing $1.2 million in scholarships each year. They have also invested $18 million in the Black Spend Initiative. The resolution highlights the notable individuals associated with Phi Beta Sigma, including prominent figures in science, politics, and entertainment, and concludes by affirming the Senate's recognition of the fraternity's impactful legacy. A copy of the resolution will be provided to the fraternity's leaders following its adoption.