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The document discusses Sigma Alpha Epsilon's (SAE) philanthropic events and activities, including their annual Autumn Classic event which features a DJ group and raises money for an anti-hazing charity. It describes how SAE brothers volunteer weekly at a Boys and Girls Club, helping with homework, playing sports, and coaching a lacrosse team to connect with the youth. One brother reflects that volunteering has helped him better understand philanthropy.
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- 1. They may not look like your typical salesmen, but these are the men selling you tickets for SAE’s Autumn Classic.
- 2. Last year was the inaugural Autumn Classic for Sigma Alpha Epsilon. The event featured the up- and-coming DJ group Lazerdisk Party Sex Nearly $4,000 was raised for the Gordie Foundation, a charity focused on anti-hazing and responsibility towards alcohol consumption.
- 3. SAE brothers at a brother event at Crown Lanes Bowling Center Although Greek life enjoys their fun times, philanthropy is always a major aspect
- 4. Guy Sutherland, an ac0ve Sigma Alpha Epsilon brother stated, “the Boys and Girls club has helped me understand the defini0on of philanthropy. I enjoy par0cipa0ng in our events that some may not consider a philanthropic event.” Sutherland is pictured helping a member of the Boys & Girls club with their homework.
- 5. SAE brothers working with Habitat for Humanity to help assist in project development
- 6. Members of SAE chapter at the Boys and Girls Club in Denver aJer a long day of dodgeball and basketball with the kids
- 7. SAE’s Joe Woolpert and Robbie Lockman helping the younger members of the Boys and Girls Club with their math and science homework. SAE visits the Boys and Girls club weekly to play games and help with homework. Recently, SAE began assisting in coaching a lacrosse team for the Boys and Girls club; brothers strive to help teach the basics of the sport while connecting with each member of the B&G club
- 8. Last year SAE hosted Pretty Lights musician Gramatik at their annual Paddy Murphy event, which also took place at Casselmans Bar and Venue
- 9. Autumn Classic posters are ready for promotion. Are you ready?