This qualitative research study aimed to explore the membership experience of culturally based Greek organizations in relation to childhood upbringing and background. Through in-depth interviews with collegiate and alumni members, the study sought to understand what factors from childhood and cultural background motivates individuals to join a Culturally Based Fraternal Organizations (CBFO) and examines the themes of belonging and business within the overall CBFO membership experience. Information from this study is beneficial to understand the needs, motivations, and values of current members and future members. Leadership from national to local CBFOs can utilize the insight gained from this study to examine how organization’s operation and programming can make improvements to cater to the needs of their targeted demographic.