The purpose of this historic initiative is to raise funds for each Chapter Scholarship Fund. Brothers and other Kappa Sigma supporters will be challenged to donate $5.34, $50.34, $150.34, $340, $3,400, $34,000 or more between 12:01 AM EST on Friday, March 4th and 11:59 PM HST on Sunday, March 6th.
This weekend is used to grow your Chapter Scholarship Fund so that more brothers receive a scholarship each year.
Your Alpha-Eta Chapter Scholarship Fund Balance over the years:
- 2014 - $0.00
- 2015 - $65,272.00
- 2016 - $61,580.72
- 2017 - $62,551.12
- 2018 - $64,068.46
- 2019 - $74,521.61
- 2020 - $76,738.37
- 2021 - $97,757.81
Donate during the weekend in honor or memory of a Brother, or important person to Kappa Sigma, then challenge a pledge brother to do the same! Remember 100% of donations during this weekend support YOUR Chapter Scholarship Fund.
Your Chapter Scholarship Fund is used to support undergraduate scholarships every year, for undergraduates of this chapter only. This fund is invested and grows and distributes each year, and is professionally managed by JP Morgan Private Bank.
Scholarship-Leadership Award Applications open September 1st every year, and winners are announced December 10th.
The 2021 Donald C. Dilley Scholarship-Leadership Award Winners were:
Liam J. Kapples (Alpha-Eta, The George Washington University, '19)
Oliver S. Haddow (Alpha-Eta, The George Washington University, '20)
Rehan Hak (Alpha-Eta, The George Washington University, '20)
Jake T. Knoll (Alpha-Eta, The George Washington University, '20)
Matthew A. Lobel (Alpha-Eta, The George Washington University, '20)
Roee Tenne (Alpha-Eta, The George Washington University, '20)
Matthew Guzman (Alpha-Eta, The George Washington University, '21)
Dhruv Kotru (Alpha-Eta, The George Washington University, '21)
David Rebich (Alpha-Eta, The George Washington University, '21)
Aahil Virani (Alpha-Eta, The George Washington University, '21)
Matt Laquerre (Alpha-Eta, The George Washington University, '21)
Omer Reshid (Alpha-Eta, The George Washington University, '21)
