Tuesday, November 23, 2010

Eta Mu extends "Helping Hands Across America"

Story courtesy of Maximus Bryant (Eta Mu/Findlay 2011), President

The brothers of Eta Mu were once again recognized for contributing the most food out of any student organization to Sodexho’s second Helping Hands Across America food drive.

The brothers solicited donations around town and also went shopping for food themselves. Altogether, they donated 1,581 pounds of food, about 500 pounds more than what was collected in 2009, and also three times more than their giving in 2008. The brothers won a bowling party with free pizza and will have their names put on a plaque. Theta Chi narrowly beat the Criminal Justice Club by just three pounds.

The results of this year’s food drive are also significant for the University of Findlay, which beat its 2009 record by donating approximately 26,000 pounds, an increase of nearly 9,000 pounds. The University of Findlay was the top school in the nation for overall donations.

The Eta Mu brothers were inspired by the name of the event. “Helping Hands” was previously known as Cans Across America prior to 2009.

“With a name change like that, we had to stick to the motto of Theta Chi Fraternity and we just had to give the most out of any student organization at that event,” said President Maximus Bryant. “We worked hard to collect the food and also gave what we could monetarily. We got help from our local alumni and also faculty. In 2010, we raised the goal and got 500 more pounds than last year. We are glad to do it. It fulfills the ideals of our creed, and we serve our alma mater loyally."

Friday, November 05, 2010

Epsilon Phi/Central Missouri raises money for Breast Cancer Awareness Month

The Epsilon Phi chapter at the University of Central Missouri received some media coverage this week for their efforts to raise money for breast cancer awareness.

Tuesday, November 02, 2010

Theta Xi/Virginia Commonwealth University Wins Intramural Flag Football Championship

Congratulations to the brothers of Theta Xi Chapter/Virginia Commonwealth University for winning this year's intramural flag football championship. For more information please read the following article:

Theta Chi win Greek league intramural football championship
http://www.commonwealthtimes.org/?p=12745