National Action Network has established chapters in a wide variety of cities throughout the nation.

The league established chapters in more than 17 states and had over 50,000 members by the summer of 1971.

The fraternity established local chapters in towns and cities across the United States.

Numerous fraternities and sororities have established chapters inside the university.

There were many efforts in the beginning years to establish chapters at other schools.

After the initial meeting, delegates returned to their home territories to establish local chapters.

Several months later, Georgia Right to Life began establishing local chapters in other parts of the state.

The Congress was hailed by young reformers and began to establish nationwide chapters.

Harvard and Yale established chapters in 1779, and other colleges soon followed.

But within three years the Alliance fell apart, unable to establish stable chapters in any major cities.