Did you know your chapter has a scholarship fund?
How many scholarships did
your chapter award last year?
Click one of the links below to see your chapter's available funds.
These lists reflect balances through July 1, 2010
Above are links to a list of the account balances and funds available for SigEp chapter scholarship funds managed by the Sigma Phi Epsilon Educational Foundation. It is a good start. Now we are working with every chapter to grow their fund.
The Sigma Phi Epsilon Educational Foundation is a partner in higher education. At the heart of our commitment to academic excellence, we provide scholarships that enable and encourage students to pursue their diploma and worthy endeavors on campus and in the community. In addition to financial assistance, gifts from our donor family provide programming, educational facilities, and guidance from alumni, faculty and other volunteers.
Now, imagine if all our chapters awarded $25,000 in scholarships each year.
Instead of being just an outstanding fraternity, SigEp would become a premier student organization better able to attract and retain the best and brightest on campuses across the country.
$25,000 per year is generated by 4.5% of an endowment of $556,000. And if every chapter had an endowment that size, our combined scholarship resources would be $139 million. We would truly be a valued partner in higher education.
That sounds like a lot. Maybe impossible for a fraternity. But not for an organization that is a leader - that sees itself as different.
$556,000 won't fall out of the sky, but it might rain one drop at a time.
Every chapter already has at least one fund for their own purposes. Some chapters have large endowments. Some are just starting. But all chapters can get there. And soon.
Your chapter can get there in 5 years with 100 donors. If each donor gave $92.67 per month for five years, you're there. Some will give more and some will give less, but it will average out.
You're five years from providing undeniable proof that SigEp is committed to higher education on your campus. Let's find your 100. Call the Foundation at 804-421-GPA1 (4721).
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