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Epsilon Epsilon Meets Sal Vulcano

10/15/2021

The Brothers of Epsilon Epsilon (Farmingdale) are shown here with comedian Sal Vulcano (Gamma Sigma ’94), following his appearance at Farmingdale State College’s “Comedy Night Out” on Friday, October 15, 2021. Brother Vulcano is shown, near-center, giving a thumbs up. Pictured left to right: Brother Phil Moccio (camo letters), Brother Dante Della Porta, Brother Anthony Valentine, Brother Michal Hickerson (purple letters), Brother Tim Moley, Brother Sal Vulcano, Brother Hayden Grill, Pledge Class member Elijah McCann, Pledge Class member Jake Mosia, Brother Mario Contreras, Pledge Class member Matt Powers, and Brother Brett Serro

Epsilon Beta Assists Coalition Against Hunger of Greater Philadelphia

10/25/2020

Epsilon Beta Chapter will be running a virtual philanthropy event to raise money for local food shelters in the La Salle University area of Philadelphia. The Chapter’s brothers will be enticing donations by offering a raffle for a $100.00 gift card for every donation over $20.00 and offering a raffle for a $20.00 gift card for anyone who donates over $8.00

The brothers of Epsilon Beta are ready to help the Coalition Against Hunger of Greater Philadelphia

Delta Chi Chapter to Help Clean Up University Hill

10/21/2020

Our Delta Chi Chapter will partake in an initiative to improve the quality of life on the University Hill (pictured below) in Boulder, Colorado near the University of Colorado, for its residents, businesses and visitors by carrying out a clean up program. This is part of the University of Colorado’s IFC’s Hillanthropy program in which many Greek organizations engage clean-up initiatives. The program was created in 2015

Gamma Iota Helps Military Families in Operation: Homefront

10/11/2020

Gamma Iota Chapter held a virtual fundraiser (it was done virtually, due to campus restrictions at Pace University) to raise money for its philanthropy, Operation Homefront. The Chapter is proud to announce that, although limited in the way it can fundraise, it was able to raise $150 in a short period of time for this worthy charity. Operation Homefront is a national nonprofit organization whose mission is to build strong, stable, and secure military families so they can thrive — not simply struggle to get by — in the communities they have worked so hard to protect. Operation Homefront specifically provide short-term critical financial assistance to help military families with food, utilities, home repairs, rent; transitional housing; caregiver support; programs to recognize military spouses; baby showers to help military moms; holiday programs to provide meals and toys; school supplies for military kids.

Epsilon Nu Brothers Help to Run Local Food Pantry

10/9/2020

The brothers of Epsilon Nu, this fall, continue their Chapter’s service to the local community by providing manpower and generous care to assist in the running of a local food pantry which is operated by St. Luke’s Church in Altoona, Pennsylvania. Each month, the Food Pantry that the brothers help to operate reaches more and more area people in need of the pantry’s assistance. The Food Pantry is run in cooperation with the Central Pennsylvania Food Ban

One of our undergraduate chapter brothers, James P. Fogarty (Epsilon Nu ’19) of Ambler, Pa. working at the food pantry.

Beta Omicron Raised $3,400 for Children's Hospital

10/8/2020

Beta Omicron has been raising money for Youngstown State University’s Miracle Network Dance Marathon, known as Guinathon. All proceeds from the event go to our local Akron Children’s Hospital. Beta Omicron Chapter has raised over $3,400 dollars collectively for the organization. The funds raised by the Chapter have come from receiving donations from family and friends. One brother, Frank Viera, teamed up with multiple recent alumni members to put on a D.J. fundraising Livestream that raised over $1,600 in one night

Epsilon Nu Chapter Helps Conservancy in Tree Work

10/4/2020

Every Sunday, this fall semester, brothers from our Epsilon Nu Chapter have gone to the local branch of the Rails to Trails Conservancy and provided manpower for a local conservation project to clear invasive tree species and plant native trees in areas in and around Altoona. They do this work in concert with a local conservationist. The Rails to Trails Conservancy is a non-profit organization that takes former railway corridors and helps transform them in to scenic and usable trails — creating trail networks that connect people and places.

Beta Beta Celebrates Liberty

9/28/2020

On Sunday, September 27, our Beta Beta brothers celebrated the gift of liberty -- and enjoyed a relaxing afternoon -- with a jet ski trip in front of the Statue of Liberty.

Beta Lambda Cleans Up... the Highway

9/22/2020

Kudos to our Beta Lambda Chapter brothers who began their fall community service program with their annual road clean up on September 19 as part of Pennsylvania's Adopt-a-Highway program. These proud St. Francis U. students do Alpha Phi Delta proud! Faciamus!

Beta Xi Raised $2,700+ for HighlanderThon

4/26/2020

Congratulations to our brothers from our Beta Xi Chapter who successfully raised $2,714 during the New Jersey Institute of Technology's "HighlanderThon" event on April 18-19. The HighlanderThon is an annual high-energy 12 hour dance marathon put on by N.J.I.T. with the purpose of raising funds to help benefit the children at the Children's Specialized Hospital. Due to the Coronavirus outbreak, the event was not able to be held in-person but by way of technology the event was able to be held online as a Stream-A-Thon event. Congratulations and thanks to our brothers for their good work!