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Past Events


Leaderboard
Top Chapters: $ Raised
These are the chapters leading the way in $ raised on SAJ Weekend of Giving 2020!
Rank Chapter Raised
1 Delta-Mu (University of North Dakota) $50,332.66
2 Beta-Psi (University of Washington) $23,003.53
3 Beta-Nu (University of Kentucky) $16,613.38
4 Kappa-Theta (Indiana University of Pennsylvania) $16,611.12
5 Omicron-Rho (University of Michigan-Flint) $15,200.26
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PWGM Thomas Bishop's District Challenge
For the top 5 fundraising Districts, PWGM Thomas Bishop will fund a $1,000 scholarship in the name of the DGM for an undergraduate brother in each of those Districts for a total of $5,000. All Chapters and Districts are eligible for this challenge.
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Leaderboard
Top Chapters: # of Donors
These are the chapters leading the way in # of donors on SAJ Weekend of Giving 2020!
Rank Chapter Gifts
1 Delta-Xi (University of Mississippi) 380
2 Theta-Zeta (Eastern New Mexico University) 372
3 Delta-Mu (University of North Dakota) 291
4 Pi-Xi (Colorado State University) 287
5 Xi-Beta (Northeastern University) 219
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PWGM Kevin Kaplan's District Challenge
For each District that achieves 110% of its fundraising goal AND 100% Undergraduate Participation during SAJ Weekend of Giving, PWGM Kevin Kaplan will contribute $50.34 to each Chapter's Scholarship Fund. All Chapters and Districts are eligible for this challenge.
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DGM Nathan Bates' Oklahoma District Challenge
If the Chapters of the Oklahoma District achieve their fundraising goal during SAJ Weekend of Giving, DGM Nathan Bates will contribute $100 to their Chapter Scholarship Fund for a total of $700. The eligible chapters are Epsilon-Mu (The University of Tulsa), Gamma-Kappa (University of Oklahoma), Gamma-Psi (Oklahoma State University), Nu-Phi (Northeastern State University), Omicron-Tau (University of Arkansas- Fort Smith), Theta-Psi (Oklahoma City University) and Cameron University Colony.
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