Fraternity and Sorority Life on the DU campus.

1. Fraternity chapters around the United States have raised
$20.3 million for philanthropic causes.

2. Delta Zeta’s participate
with Lambda Chi Alpha
in their Field Day event
for Big Man.

3. Zeta Beta Tau is one of many
different fraternities on
campus to participate in DZ’s
Big Man on Campus event
this past weekend.

4. Members of Delta
Delta Delta Ellen
Gee, and
MaryClaire
McKenna volunteer
their time to cut
out and decorate
hands for the
Youth Uplift
Challenge.

5. “Philanthropy is a
pillar of every Greek
organization for a
reason. Having our
girls be involved in
these events helps to
set a tradition that the
organization is
something bigger than
an individual,
something bigger than
the organization itself.
The goal is to help
members grow, and
for them to ultimately
use their growth to
help the community
grow,” says Delta
Zeta’s Vice President
of Philanthropy, Tory
Baker.

6. “Our other event is DHOP, which is in a few
weeks, and we serve pancakes and bacon at
all hours of the night,” says Internal
philanthropy chair, Sara Graham.

7. Alpha Phi was one
of many different
sororities to come
and support Delta
Zeta in their effort
to raise money for
the Starkey Hearing
Foundation.

8. Members of Tri Delta
also went to Delta
Zeta’s Field day
participate in
dodgeball, to
support their Big
Man philanthropy
event last Saturday.

9. Tabling in front of
Sturm and in Driscoll
is a great way for
Fraternities and
Sororities to let the
DU community know
when their events
are.

10. Chalk art is an fun
and easy way for
FSL to promote
events to the DU
community.

11. Facebook is a
popular social media
outlet to advertise
and spread the word
to DU students about
FSL philanthropy
events.