This summer, the Foundation’s board of trustees is adding an extra incentive for undergraduates to join the Phi Alpha Club: For only $25, any collegiate member can join the exclusive giving club for undergraduates. But during this summer’s signature events — the 74th Leadership School and the 153rd Anniversary Convention — that donation will be matched by the members of the board. If each of the attending undergraduates supports his Fraternity, the Foundation will have an extra $10,000 to use for scholarships, programming and helping future members attend those events. In New Orleans and in San Diego, look for the Phi Alpha Club table, double your gift instantly and add your name to the list of Sigma Alpha Epsilon’s supporters.

What is the Phi Alpha Club?

Established in 1993, the Phi Alpha Club recognizes the generosity of those who give back while they are still paying their dues — our undergraduate brothers. When an undergraduate makes a gift of $25 or more to the Sigma Alpha Epsilon Foundation, he is recognized as a member of the Phi Alpha Club and receives an exclusive membership certificate and lapel pin in recognition of that generosity.

Many of the current Phi Alpha Club members joined at last year’s 73rd John O. Moseley Leadership School. Indiana Delta at DePauw can boast the most Phi Alpha Club members with ten, while Alaska Alpha and Wyoming Alpha are tied for second place. Five members from each of these chapters joined the Phi Alpha Club. Thank you to all of the undergraduate brothers listed below who already have stepped forward to become members of the undergraduate giving society.