The Bow SPRING 2019
An official publication for donors of Pi Beta Phi Foundation
A Message from Kate Blatherwick Pickert, Pi Beta Phi Foundation President Dear Sisters and Pi Phi Friends, As we plan for the conclusion of Pi Phi’s historic SHINE THROUGH campaign, we believe success is about more than reaching our fundraising goal. It’s a chance to show and reaffirm the sisterhood bonds we hold so dear. Full participation from our volunteer leadership and our Pi Phi Headquarters staff illustrates the importance of this effort. I am pleased to share the following story of Julie Wisbrock, Pi Phi’s Senior Director of Membership, and her family. Through her shining example, Julie is helping us reach our goals to SHINE THROUGH for future generations. In Pi Phi, Kate Blatherwick Pickert, Kansas Alpha
Supporting the Chapter Experience is a Family Affair for the Wisbrocks When Julie Wisbrock joined Alpha Chi Omega at the University of Kansas in 1995, she never thought some 20 years later she would feel passionately about financially supporting another women’s fraternity — Pi Beta Phi. Julie is Pi Phi’s Senior Director of Membership, working at Pi Beta Phi Headquarters for more than six years. When she recalls her experiences with Alpha Chi Omega, she lights up describing the year she spent as a Leadership Development Consultant (LDC) and how it shaped her future in more ways than one. “My LDC experience was great because it’s how I met my husband, Chris, who was an LDC for Delta Tau Delta and because we both learned first-hand the amount of resources it takes to successfully run a fraternal organization,” said Julie. As a result, both of them have been actively involved in and have financially supported their respective organizations since early in their relationship. And, due to Julie’s role at Headquarters and her belief in the Fraternity’s mission, they also give to Pi Beta Phi. She personally understands how each financial gift to Pi Phi directly impacts her team’s ability to build and deliver a premier experience for our members.
Chris, Julie, Emma and Kate Wisbrock
The Wisbrocks usually make one-time gifts to Pi Phi throughout the year at events such as Pi Phi Giving Day and Founders’ Day, and Julie donates in honor of her team members during the holidays. But what lit a spark for them to increase their giving was the desire to contribute to the SHINE THROUGH campaign. They discussed what they could do and committed to a $2,500 pledge. And, because Chris is included on the donation, his employer will match the gift 100 percent, turning $2,500 into $5,000! “The campaign is so exciting, and it’s at such a critical time for Pi Phi and the industry overall,” explains Julie. “With the world INSIDE THIS ISSUE questioning the value of Greek-letter organizations, Chris and I see the need more Not My Chapter, But Still My than ever to put forth resources to ensure Pi Phi and similar organizations endure.” The couple has two young daughters, and they want the girls to have the opportunity to decide whether to join a women’s fraternity when they’re in college. “We want them to know what it’s like to have a sorority to come home to if they choose,” Julie said. “Although I’m not a Pi Beta Phi member, Pi Phi is my home just as much as Alpha Chi because we’re friends, we work together and we share a common goal.”
Responsibility
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Maximize Your Impact
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Halo Highlights
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Evelyn Peters Kyle Society
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Not My Chapter, But Still My Responsibility Many Pi Phis remain connected to our sisterhood through loyal volunteer and financial support of their own chapters. Yet for some sisters, supporting a chapter other than their own is an impactful way to embody friendship, leadership and lifelong commitment. Foundation donor ROBERTA “BOBBIE” BLISS PITTMAN, Wisconsin Beta, established a dedicated fund for the California Mu Chapter to ensure generations of women would continue to enjoy the same opportunities and experiences Pi Phi gave her. Bobbie joined the Wisconsin Beta Chapter of Pi Beta Phi as a junior after transferring to Beloit College from the University of Illinois. Despite serving the chapter as Treasurer, she remembers no alumnae presence demonstrating involvement after graduation. “I never saw an Alumnae Advisory Committee (AAC) member — at all,” she recalls. “I didn’t know a thing about the Pi Phi alumna experience, so I completely wrote it off.” In 1965, shortly after her work at IBM brought her to Phoenix, the Camelback Alumnae Club called her to help with the installation of the Arizona Beta Chapter at Arizona State University. “It never occurred to me to join an alumnae club, but I went because they called and asked me to do something,” she says with a laugh. As Bobbie connected with other Pi Phis in the area, she quickly gained an appreciation for alumnae involvement. The connection sustained her through frequent moves during her husband’s years as a naval officer. When the Pittmans finally settled in California in the early 1980s, Bobbie promptly joined the Ventura County Alumnae Club and served as Treasurer. She was asked to serve on the Installation Committee when the California Mu Chapter at Pepperdine University was established in 1996 and ultimately became the chapter’s AAC Financial Advisor. Determined to model alumnae commitment for the undergraduate members, Bobbie’s close involvement
with California Mu’s collegians and finances opened her eyes to a growing problem. “Women in our chapter often couldn’t afford to stay in school and stay in Pi Phi,” she says. “As the chapter’s financial advisor, I knew these women and saw their struggles firsthand. We had such a strong chapter, and I didn’t want to see women leave because of something that could be prevented.” After the death of her husband in 2015, Bobbie chose to establish the Bobbie Bliss Pittman Undergraduate Scholarship Fund at Pi Beta Phi Foundation. The needbased award gives first preference to a California Mu collegian, and is the chapter’s only designated fund. “I was in the position to make a difference, and thought, ‘why wouldn’t I do this?’” she says. “I want to keep the chapter strong, and I want to help our women be the best they can be.” Bobbie sees a clear connection between her gift and the overall future of Pi Phi. “Without our collegians, our sisterhood has no future,” she says emphatically. “We need more scholarships to support the women in our chapters. If our members are resigning because of finances, we could be losing a future Grand Council member or lifelong volunteer.”
From left: Bobbie Bliss Pittman and SALLY MINNING SHOEMAKER, Arizona Beta, at Convention 2015 in Chicago. That year, Pi Phi recognized Bobbie as Outstanding Alumnae Advisory Committee Financial Advisor for her work with the California Mu Chapter at Pepperdine University.
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Maximize Your Impact
Corporate philanthropy programs are readily available — but often overlooked — resources that can maximize the power of your gift. Tennessee Gamma KELLEY GOLDEN was able to double her SHINE THROUGH commitment thanks to a dollar-for-dollar match from her employer. Below she shares some advice on putting matching gifts to work for Pi Phi. 1. Talk with your Human Resources department to see what your company offers. Get specifics on gift matching policies, processes and time frames. “The first and most important step is to ask. There are many companies that support their employees’ efforts to make a difference. Some match at a percentage; others match dollar-for-dollar. But every dollar counts.” 2. Ask about non-traditional matching programs. “Microsoft matches my volunteer hours for Pi Phi with a gift as well as my financial contributions. Some companies allow employees to nominate grants from a community fund or foundation.” 3. Consider your spouse or partner’s employer match. “Remember to look at matching policies at both of your employers. You could potentially triple your initial gift!” 4. Remember that every gift makes a difference. “Maybe you’re in a strong financial position, or maybe your money is tied up in child care, home renovations or student loans. Whether you give $25 or $25,000, securing a match for your gift increases your impact and makes truly transformative gifts possible.” Pi Beta Phi Foundation’s staff members are happy to help you seek options to maximize your impact on our sisterhood! Please email COURTNEY HAMMOCK, Colorado Epsilon, at chammock@pibetaphi.org for assistance. The SHINE THROUGH campaign is set to conclude at Convention 2019 with a monumental celebration! We’re excited to share the success of this historic $28M campaign to sustain our sisterhood. Only a few months remain to be part of Pi Phi’s largest-ever philanthropic endeavor. Now is the time to show your unending loyalty and create endless impact for Pi Beta Phi. We’re inspired by the strong support our sisterhood has shown for our campaign aspirations: leadership, scholarships, literacy, housing and operational resources. The campaign offers a place for every Pi Phi passion, and we celebrate gifts supporting any aspiration to help reach or surpass our goals. In the final months of the campaign, we’re highlighting a few specific giving opportunities that will help build the operational resources Pi Phi needs now. Will you help Pi Phi reach all of our SHINE THROUGH goals to ensure the future of our sisterhood? OPERATIONAL RESOURCES
LEADERSHIP
$2.5M
LITERACY
$1.2M
$80K
CASH GIFTS NEEDED
CASH GIFTS NEEDED
GIFTS NEEDED
$5.8M GOAL
$3.4M GOAL
$200K GOAL
To learn more, discuss giving opportunities or schedule a personal visit, email EMILY KARCHER, Maryland Gamma, at ekarcher@pibetaphi.org.
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Halo Highlights College Weekend
More than 700 Pi Phi leaders across North America converged on St. Louis for College Weekend 2019. This premier Fraternity leadership experience is designed to educate chapter leaders and advisors on best practices in a variety of topics, focusing on specific areas of chapter operations. Foundation representatives discussed the impact our programs and funding have on the Pi Phi experience. Chapter giving was celebrated, recognizing both the Top 10 chapters in 2018 and the collective funds raised – a record-breaking year, with a total of $1,583,670.06 given by our chapters! Many attendees also answered the call to join our monumental SHINE THROUGH campaign and support Pi Phi Giving Day, contributing more than $3,600 for the Friendship Fund.
Stand Up to Harvard
In Fall 2018, Harvard University began to enforce its policy imposing sanctions against students who belong to single-sex social organizations, including sororities and fraternities, stripping members of the opportunity to fully participate in other campus organizations. Because of Harvard’s sanctions, nearly all Harvard sorority chapters have closed. While Pi Beta Phi does not have a chapter at Harvard, we believe students have the right to shape their own futures. We feel that a threat, such as this, to any fraternal organization is a threat to the future of our sisterhood. Pi Phi is proud to join our friends and #standuptoharvard. Learn how you can support this effort at www.standuptoharvard.com.
Fraternity Day of Service
Hundreds of Pi Beta Phi members, friends and family distributed thousands of books to children in Phoenix, Arizona; Tucson, Arizona; Omaha, Nebraska and Indianapolis, Indiana as part of Pi Phi’s Fraternity Day of Service. Over the weekend of March 1-2, Pi Beta Phi put new books in the hands of 80,000 children. Pi Phi’s Fraternity Day of Service Signature Events are fully funded through donor support of Pi Beta Phi Foundation. Above: Collegiate representatives from the 2018 Top 10 chapters for giving.
Proposed Officer Structure Legislation
Pi Beta Phi recognizes the need to evolve and adapt to better meet the needs of our members and to ensure the Fraternity’s legacy lives on for the next 150 years. As a result, legislation proposing a new officer leadership structure will be presented at Convention 2019. The proposed collegiate structure creates more opportunities for leadership at the chapter level, and chapter officers will have more opportunities to coach each other and collaborate as a team. On the chapter support side of the international officer structure, the proposal provides simplicity and consistency with the collegiate structure. Learn more by visiting www.pibetaphi.org/officerstructure.
A group volunteers gather at the 2018 Fraternity Day of Service in Bakersfield, Calif., where Pi Phis and friends handed out 20,000 new books.
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Thank You to our Evelyn Peters Kyle Society Members Pi Beta Phi wishes to recognize the following donors who have made gifts of $1,000 or more between July 1, 2018 and January 31, 2019. With their contributions, these donors prepare members to lead, give access to education, promote a lifelong love of reading, support sisters in need, advance collegiate housing and so much more. Sharon Abeyta-Levey New Mexico Beta
Cynthia Arnold Bowen Kentucky Beta
Mimi Campbell Cole Texas Alpha
Julia Buckingham Edelmann New Mexico Alpha
Barbara Beardmore Adams* Texas Alpha
Jan Ward Bowmer Oklahoma Alpha
Karen Kennedy Compton Arkansas Alpha
Michele Wilding Eichermueller Oregon Delta
Jill Klabzuba Ahrens Washington Gamma
Roberta Boyd Bragan West Virginia Gamma
Ashley Holmes Corley Tennessee Beta
Emory McGinnis Eison Mississippi Beta
Anonymous Colorado Gamma
Ann Warmack Brookshire Texas Beta
Ann Tollefson Crampton Kansas Beta
Ann Nicolay Erickson Kansas Beta
Anonymous Wisconsin Gamma
Sally Hewell Brown Texas Delta
Angela Pinion Crawford Mississippi Beta
Ellen Wintroub Feigal California Eta
Kay Cross Baker Indiana Zeta
Susan Bruch Michigan Alpha
Samantha Crosby
Remy Aileen Makiko Fisher New Jersey Alpha
Peggy Batson Ballard Georgia Alpha
Kara Damm Bryan Iowa Zeta
Patti Root Bash Indiana Beta
Mary Ansley Buffington Louisiana Beta
Betty Hogan Bechtel California Beta
Laura Isabel Bushnell California Alpha
Fran DeSimone Becque New York Alpha
Stacey Ford Butterfield Oklahoma Beta
Elizabeth Bennett Oklahoma Beta
Susan Butterfly-Ebert Arizona Alpha
Maureen Day Bernard Oregon Alpha
Donna Lynn Butterworth Virginia Eta
Oriana Rebecca Bertucci Ontario Gamma
Patricia Rose Carlton Arkansas Alpha
Diane M. Bielman California Eta
Julie Carney Texas Beta
Nell Blatherwick California Gamma
Kellee A. Casebeer Oregon Gamma
Jeanne Krouse Bliss Illinois Theta
Karen Shelton Chevalier California Delta
Dody Intveld Boat Iowa Gamma
Trudy Hartzell Clark Maryland Beta
Demory Schwarzbauer Boeneke Jan Kincaid Clifford Florida Beta Indiana Delta Mary Lou Iglehart Bookhout Texas Beta
Misti Pollard Coker Arkansas Alpha
Elizabeth Yarbrough Cross Arkansas Alpha Kathy Kontor Dougherty Texas Epsilon Joan Todd Duncan Georgia Alpha Joanne Flowers Duncan South Carolina Alpha Kim Barger Durand Oregon Alpha John S. Durmon Debbie Walker Duszak West Virginia Alpha Kim Knight Dutton Arkansas Alpha Natalie Wilkins Dyenson Iowa Zeta MaryBeth Rhyne Dykes Alabama Gamma Shawn Eagleburger Harry G. Ebeling*
JoAnn Young Ford Florida Delta Frances Shields Foster Texas Beta Melissa Phillips Fritz South Carolina Beta Karin Daniel Frye Alabama Gamma Barbara Gabriel George Oklahoma Beta Jane McNeill George Ohio Alpha Carly Miller Giesbrecht Alberta Alpha Amy Shuart Gingrich Virginia Zeta Pamela Schumacher Gradinger Arizona Alpha Amanda Rychtanek Graf Indiana Theta
Martha Bowman Ebeling* Ohio Delta Ebert LeBlanc Family FoundationÂ
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Thank You to our Evelyn Peters Kyle Society Members William K. Greenhaw Janet Wickham Gregory Michigan Beta Jensey Fulbright Hale Arkansas Alpha Mary Mead Hamill North Carolina Beta Amne Harrington Florida Alpha Dana Hart Ohio Eta Margaret Steele Harvey New York Alpha Misty McIlroy Hawkins Arkansas Alpha Jennifer Windell Hazelton Virginia Eta Alison Veit Heafitz Illinois Zeta Ann Douglas Henagan Alabama Beta Anne Busch Hills Arizona Alpha Katey Newell Hobbs Missouri Alpha Jacque Nelson Holloway Iowa Zeta Mary Morns Holman Arizona Alpha Mary Katharyn Howell Hope Mississippi Beta Mary Ann Behlen Hruska Nebraska Beta Betty Staggs Huckabay Oklahoma Alpha Brenda Foster Huffman Texas Epsilon Bunny A. Hultman Michigan Gamma Leah Ann Hurley Mississippi Beta
Sharlotte Jeffcoat Hyde Texas Gamma
Cynthia Lynn Leaphart South Carolina Beta
Olga and Bob McDonough
Linda Noel Ibsen Colorado Beta
Susan Heather Henricks Lenkin Arizona Alpha
Ruth Walsh McIntyre South Carolina Alpha
Lesley Whitehead Jaggers Kansas Beta Sharon Jett Texas Delta Kirstin Swindler Johnson Arkansas Alpha Mary Jane Buchele Johnson Illinois Eta Jacque Bankston Johnston Alabama Gamma Nancy Barclay Jones Missouri Alpha Amy Bader Keirle Georgia Alpha Rainey Peuse Kellogg Montana Alpha Heidi Dake Keogh Colorado Alpha Charline Sage Ketcherside* New Mexico Alpha Caitlin Pierce Kissee Missouri Gamma Vicki Borman Knight Arkansas Alpha Christine Anderson Kurtz Ohio Delta Susan Crane Kyle Indiana Beta Whittnee Cox La Chapelle Washington Gamma Chantel Hagner Lanier Florida Epsilon Ashley Scott Larkin Louisiana Alpha Nancy Doerner Latta Michigan Gamma Nicoletta Polychron Lawson Arkansas Alpha
Margo Wilton Lesser California Gamma Ann Rector Lewis Texas Alpha Julie Johnson Lewis Oklahoma Beta Carolyn Chappell Light Texas Beta Diane Malloy Lighthall Colorado Beta Janice Worthington Lisko Oklahoma Beta Susan E. Lombardi Nevada Alpha Jill Whitney Long Oklahoma Beta Luana Davis Lovenguth West Virginia Alpha Nell Williams Luce South Dakota Alpha Gayle Gillum Macdiarmid Louisiana Beta Rae Wohlhueter Maier Kentucky Beta Leslie Atkinson Marshall Connecticut Alpha Mallory Paige Martinez New Mexico Alpha Toni Martinovich California Eta Debby Gibson Marvel Arizona Alpha Sherry and Randy McCaslin Chantel McCollum Arkansas Alpha Barbara Witzeman McCoy Illinois Eta
Elizabeth Trice Meacham Arkansas Alpha Mary Jane Keller Meier Michigan Alpha Ana Mancebo Miller Texas Beta Heather Wilson Miller New Mexico Beta Kelli Nicholson Miller Arkansas Alpha Lisa Hornibrook Miller Arkansas Alpha Alison Hennig Moore Florida Gamma Margy Harm Moorhead Indiana Gamma Jo Anne Craver Murdock Texas Gamma Kathy Swinea Nevill Tennessee Gamma Julie Ternes Oakhill Arkansas Alpha Kim OBrien Ohio Zeta Linda Ward O’Hara Kansas Alpha Marion Swanson Oster California Zeta Barbie Edwards Paige Oklahoma Beta Anne Oehler Palmer Ohio Epsilon Ann Hall Patten Missouri Alpha Audrey Miller Pennings Arkansas Alpha Christina Nguyen Pham California Eta
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Thank You to our Evelyn Peters Kyle Society Members Ann Dudgeon Phy Texas Alpha
Vanessa Brown Russell Arkansas Alpha
Betty West Stedman Texas Alpha
Nancy Halvorson Ward California Epsilon
Kate Blatherwick Pickert Kansas Alpha
Gioia Mariani Ryan Arizona Beta
Amanda Strickland Stout Louisiana Beta
Veda Ward Pennsylvania Beta
Lauren Pierce
Celia Ann Mills Saterbak Alabama Alpha
Nancy S. Strine South Carolina Alpha
Gwendolyn Weiner Arizona Alpha
Beverly Cregg Schafer Oklahoma Beta
Maurita Estes Stueck Missouri Beta
Jean Sheldon Werner Ohio Alpha
Kathleen Schierman
Margaret A. Sundberg Washington Alpha
Marty Reynolds White Kansas Beta
Leah Beth Faulk Sutton Arkansas Alpha
Sally Sewell Wightman Oklahoma Alpha
Cindy Rice Svec Kansas Beta
Ann Wear Wiley Iowa Gamma
Emily Russell Tarr Texas Beta
Natalie McCollum Wilks Arkansas Alpha
Mary Loy Tatum Oklahoma Beta
Ruth Dunlap Will Ohio Beta
Sally Rahe Thomas Oklahoma Alpha
Juli Holmes Willeman Iowa Beta
Melanie Merrill Thompson Kansas Beta
Elizabeth Montgomery Wilson Texas Beta
Jenn Plagman-Galvin Iowa Gamma Jan Turner Polk Oklahoma Beta Nancy Fogle Pollard Arkansas Beta
Jill Lanman Schneider Alabama Gamma
Ashley Smith Potter Georgia Alpha
Kelli Schrang
Wendy Labreche Pratt Massachusetts Beta Patty Shelton Pyle Arkansas Alpha Shannon Rainosek-Hurley New Mexico Alpha Amanda Marie Reid Michigan Alpha Lisa Hughes Reid Oklahoma Alpha Winnie Coyne Reitnouer California Zeta Beth Stuckey Rice Arkansas Alpha Erin Monnig Rice Iowa Gamma Dee Rippetoe Richardson Oklahoma Beta Sara McIlhenny Ringle New Mexico Alpha Tina Lynn Rivard Pennsylvania Theta Cynthia Dean Robinson Tennessee Beta Lisa Rede Roman New Mexico Beta Ann Bodenhamer Rosso Arkansas Alpha Jane Landreth Russell Arizona Alpha
Jean Wirths Scott Pennsylvania Beta Lisa Gamel Scott Colorado Alpha Morgan Riley Sexton Kentucky Gamma Vivian Long Shah New York Eta Paula Pace Shepherd Texas Epsilon Betsy Beese Sheridan Texas Gamma Sarah Catherine Shoaf North Carolina Gamma April and Craig Shy Tia Hoppin Smith Colorado Alpha Ellen Poole Solich Mississippi Alpha Beth Seidelhuber Sordi California Kappa Amy Lorenzen Southerland South Dakota Alpha Lori Swart Sporer Kansas Beta Kathy Wager Sprague Alabama Gamma Susan Hansen Stannard Kansas Beta
Mary Alice Classen Tinari North Carolina Beta Kim Kimmy Tomczak Washington Alpha Anita Tracy Maryland Beta Pam Joy Turbeville Arizona Alpha Denise Pierce Turnbull Illinois Alpha Angie Killian Underwood Illinois Iota
Hallee Winnie Michigan Gamma Victoria Stillman Withers Arizona Alpha Valera Hume Wolf* Indiana Gamma Marla Neelly Wulf Kansas Beta Carolyn Dinner Zecca-Ferris Arizona Alpha
Chris Mills Verity Texas Gamma Laura Beth Holden Vogel Arkansas Alpha Ashleigh Johnson Waits Georgia Alpha Myra Gungoll Ward Oklahoma Alpha
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Shared Vision of Pi Beta Phi To be recognized as a premier organization for women by providing lifelong enrichment to its members and contributing to the betterment of society.
Mission Pi Beta Phi Foundation enables the Fraternity to realize its mission and ensures the future of our sisterhood.
Board of Trustees President Kate Blatherwick Pickert, Kansas Alpha Vice President Finance Janice Worthington Lisko, Oklahoma Beta Vice President Development Kathy Wager Sprague, Alabama Gamma Secretary Gina Garrison Jones, Nebraska Beta Trustees Terre McFillen Hall, Ohio Alpha Jennifer Windell Hazelton, Virginia Eta Mary Jane Buchele Johnson, Illinois Eta Rena Rodeman Thorsen, Maryland Beta Ex-Officio Paula Pace Shepherd, Texas Epsilon Lisa Gamel Scott, Colorado Alpha President Emerita Ann Dudgeon Phy, Texas Alpha
Staff Executive Director Hallee Winnie, Michigan Gamma Director of Operations and Programs Betsy West McCune, Missouri Alpha Director of Finance and Administration Kim Sherman Director of Strategic Initiatives and Communications Shawn Eagleburger Individual Giving Officer Courtney Hammock, Colorado Epsilon Development and Engagement Manager Daphney Rose Bitanga, California Eta Development and Engagement Manager Emily Karcher, Maryland Gamma Housing Advancement Manager Julia Budde Development Database Specialist Lisa Goodman Finance and Programs Specialist Mary Beth Roy, Missouri Alpha Foundation Coordinator Emma Wigmore
Save the Date
There are still many ways for you to support Pi Phi and the SHINE THROUGH campaign!
Pi Phi Giving Day
Join us for Pi Phi Giving Day on Friday, April 26, 2019! Throughout Founders’ Day weekend, sisters and friends around the world will celebrate our sisterhood and ensure our future through gifts to our Foundation. Your Pi Phi Giving Day gift to the Friendship Fund will be included as part of the SHINE THROUGH campaign and supports all areas of the Pi Phi member experience. Learn more at www.PiPhiGivingDay.org.
Halo Heaven
Halo Heaven is a simple and fun way to show your sisters you care while supporting the future of Pi Beta Phi. For just $5 each, you can give virtual halos in celebration or memory of your Pi Phi sisters. To learn more, please visit www.haloheaven.org on or after June 1, 2019!
Convention 2019
You are invited to be part of our monumental celebration of sisterhood and heritage this summer, June 28–July 2, 2019, at the Washington Marriott Wardman Park hotel in Washington, D.C. For more information and to register, visit www.pibetaphi.org/convention. Stay connected all year long! www.pibetaphi.org www.pibetaphifoundation.org
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