Phi Mu Fraternity in Peachtree City, GA has been providing exceptional social opportunities, a strong support network, and abundant personal enrichment resources to its Sisters since its establishment in 1842. As the second-oldest sorority in the nation, Phi Mu was originally founded in 1852 at Wesleyan College in Macon, Georgia, making it the first college chartered to grant degrees to women. With a mission to promote personal and academic development, commitment to excellence, service to others, and lifelong friendship, Phi Mu has welcomed nearly 200,000 women into its sisterhood over the past 170 years.

The Fraternity's National Headquarters, located in Peachtree City, is home to Phi Mu Fraternity and Phi Mu Foundation. It houses a leadership training center, library, conference rooms, office spaces, and Phi Mu's boutique, the Carnation Collection. Additionally, the headquarters features a museum that exhibits a wide range of artifacts and memorabilia representing the organization's extensive history.

The Fraternity's coat of arms, official colors of rose and white, official flower (the enchantress carnation), Greek letters, badge, and mascot (Sir Fidel the lion) serve as prominent symbols of Phi Mu's rich traditions. Since 1986, Phi Mu has collaborated with Children's Miracle Network Hospitals as its national philanthropy partner