The bill, H. 5671, is a House Resolution introduced to recognize and honor Psi Zeta Phi Military Sorority Inc. for its commitment to professionalism, integrity, and support for women in military service, including active duty, retired, and veterans. Established in 2019 by Joy C. McClendon, a U.S. Army veteran, the sorority aims to create a sisterhood that fosters service, leadership, and community impact among women connected to the Armed Forces. The resolution highlights the organization's mission to provide a safe space for personal and professional development, as well as its various outreach initiatives, including the Dr. Tammy M. Finney Award, which supports youth from military families and underserved communities.

The resolution emphasizes the sorority's growth and impact, noting its establishment of nineteen National Lines and its motto, "Only the Strong Survives," which reflects resilience and perseverance. The House of Representatives expresses its appreciation for Psi Zeta Phi's efforts in uplifting women in the military community and acknowledges the positive influence the organization has on veterans and their families. The resolution concludes with a directive to present a copy to Joy C. McClendon, the president and founder of the sorority.